Carlsbad-Oceanside, California
Oceanside's 64,059 parcels carry $37.3B of assessed value and Carlsbad's 88,796 carry $47.3B, with no owner names online; the most valuable single parcel in either city is a biologics plant at 1 Antibody Way, Oceanside.
17 buildings · 14 with an owner established · 27 sources · 11 tier B · 6 tier A · prepared 2026-10-14
Can you find out who owns it?
California has no public title register. San Diego County's Assessor/Recorder/County Clerk, which records both Oceanside and Carlsbad, says owner names 'cannot be provided on the internet in accordance with California Government Code section 6254.21', but gives them by phone and at office kiosks. The Recorder's grantor/grantee index can be searched online; copies are $2 for the first page and $0.05 for each page after. SanGIS publishes every parcel's values and last recorded document with no owner field. Prices surface through the documentary transfer tax ($0.55 per $500) and Prop 13, which resets assessed value to the purchase price on a sale.
Is ownership public?Public, but one paid search at a time
Cost of one title searchOwner of record by phone (619) 236-3771 or office kiosk; record copies $2 first page + $0.05 each additional
Bulk ownership dataNone published
Sale pricesNo transaction data published
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The marquee buildings
The towers that set the tone of the core, and who holds them. A price is the price a document states, on the date it states — not an estimate of what the building is worth now.
| Building | Use | Owner | Owner type | Last price paid |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Genentech Oceanside biologics campus 1 Antibody Way, Oceanside, CA 92056 60-acre site, seven buildings plus 2023-25 expansion (Times of San Diego) |
Industrial | Genentech Oceanside's most valuable parcel. Genentech's 2006 10-K: 'In June 2005, we acquired a biologics manufacturing facility in Oceanside, California', and 2005 capital spending 'included the purchase of the Oceanside plant for $408 million in cash plus $9 million in closing costs'. Times of San Diego (Feb 2023) reports a $450M expansion, adding to 'the seven existing buildings on a 60-acre site on Antibody Way'. On the 2026 roll APN 160-571-21 (20.96 acres) is $431.6M ($15.0M land), last document 23 Jun 2023. Genentech is a member of the Roche group; the deed was not seen. |
Public company | $408M 2005-06 Cash, plus $9M closing costs, bought from Biogen Idec (Genentech 2006 10-K). B |
| Mission Pacific Hotel and The Seabird Resort 201 N Myers St and 101 Mission Ave, Oceanside, CA 92054 387 rooms in two hotels |
Hotel | Oceanside Beach Resort Owner LLC (affiliate of S.D. Malkin Properties) Hyatt's 8 Oct 2020 release (Hotel Online copy): 'Hyatt Hotels Corporation (NYSE: H) and Oceanside Beach Resort Owner LLC, an affiliate of S.D. Malkin Properties' announced the two adjacent hotels, 'collectively spanning 700 feet of beachfront property' with 'a combined 387 guestrooms'. On the 2026 roll, APN 147-261-13 (101 Mission Ave, $124.3M) and 147-076-13 (201 Myers St, $80.7M), 1.38 acres each, share one document dated 23 Jan 2019, so together they carry $205.0M. No later sale was found. A 2022 JLL refinancing release turned up in search, but its URL now redirects off-host, so it is not cited. |
Developer | —B |
| Tri-City Medical Center (Sharp Tri-City Medical Center since July 2026) 4002 Vista Way, Oceanside, CA 92056 368 licensed beds (CDPH) |
Institutional | Tri-City Healthcare District Public hospital district formed by popular vote in 1957. North Coast Current (4 Jun 2026): Measure H asked voters whether the district 'should be authorized to enter into an affiliation and lease agreement with Sharp HealthCare for the operation of Tri-City Medical Center'. It was passing with 92.15%, and Sharp expected to take over operations on 1 July under a 30-year agreement. CDPH's facility listing (data date 16 Sep 2026) names the 368-bed hospital 'Sharp Tri-City Medical Center', licensee Tri-City Medical Center Corporation, licence effective 1 Jul 2026. Lease rather than sale, so the district is recorded as owner; the deed was not seen. |
Government | —B |
| Oceanside Pier and The Strand Pier View Way and The Strand, Oceanside, CA 92054 |
Civic | City of Oceanside SanGIS's public land-ownership layer (County HHSA union, 2019) classes the parcels at 300 Strand, the unnumbered Strand frontage and a possessory-interest parcel at 312 Pier View Way as 'City'. The City's own website (ci.oceanside.ca.us) refused scripted requests (403), so this rests on the County layer alone. The layer gives an ownership class, not a deed. |
Government | —B |
| Oceanside Municipal Airport 480 Airport Rd, Oceanside, CA 92058 about 54 acres of City-classed parcels plus a 39.6-acre leasehold |
Civic | City of Oceanside SanGIS's 2019 public-land layer classes the airport parcels on Airport Rd as 'City', including APNs 145-020-31 (37.32 acres) and 146-031-01 (16.68 acres). It also lists a possessory-interest parcel at 480 Airport Rd (APN 760-186-66, 39.62 acres), which the 2026 roll assesses at $1.53M. That parcel is a private leasehold on City land. The City's site returned 403. |
Government | —B |
| Mission San Luis Rey de Francia 4050 Mission Ave, Oceanside, CA 92057 |
Institutional | Not established a paid title search would answer it A working parish with a museum, cemetery and retreat centre. The record could not settle who holds title. Wikipedia's infobox names the Roman Catholic Diocese of San Diego as owner, while the brief expected the Franciscan friars, and neither a deed nor an assessor record opened here resolves it. Church-exempt parcels carry no situs on the public roll. The neighbouring taxable parcels at 4070 and 4080 Mission Ave share one document dated 13 Sep 2019; who holds them was not established. |
Not established | —B |
| MiraCosta College, Oceanside campus 1 Barnard Dr, Oceanside, CA 92056 |
Institutional | MiraCosta Community College District The district's site lists the Oceanside campus at 1 Barnard Drive, alongside the Community Learning Center (1831 Mission Ave), San Elijo (Cardiff) and the Technology Career Institute (2075 Las Palmas Dr, Carlsbad). SanGIS's 2019 public-land layer classes 1831 Mission Ave as 'School Districts'. Public campus land; the deed itself was not seen. |
Government | —B |
| Oceanside Transit Center 235 S Tremont St, Oceanside, CA 92054 |
Civic | North County Transit District NCTD (20 Nov 2025): the City Council advanced the 'Oceanside Transit Center Redevelopment Project', part of NCTD's programme to redevelop 'our stations'. Toll Brothers Apartment Living is to build and manage 547 homes (15% affordable), 170 hotel rooms, about 30,000 sq ft of retail and a public garage on the site. NCTD's headquarters at 810 Mission Ave is to move there, and that site is to take another 206 units. The project went to the Coastal Commission for final approval. SanGIS's 2019 layer classes the Tremont St station parcels as 'Other Special Districts'. |
Government | —B |
| Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton (adjacent, outside city limits) North of Oceanside, unincorporated San Diego County >125,000 acres |
Land | United States (US Marine Corps) The base borders Oceanside to the north but lies outside the city. Wikipedia (CC BY-SA) gives it more than 125,000 acres, acquired in 1942 when the 122,798-acre Rancho Santa Margarita y Las Flores became the Corps' largest base. The installation's own site (pendleton.marines.mil) returned 403 to scripts. SanGIS's 2019 public-land layer has no parcel classed 'Military Reservations' inside Oceanside or Carlsbad. |
Government | —B |
| LEGOLAND California Resort 1 Legoland Dr, Carlsbad, CA 92008 128 acres (Chamber); APN 211-100-09 132.11 acres (roll) |
Mixed use | Merlin Entertainments Carlsbad Chamber of Commerce: the four LEGOLAND parks were 'purchased last month by the newly-formed Merlin Entertainments Group', 70% owned by Blackstone Capital Partners IV and 30% by the LEGO Group. 'All four parks and Hotel LEGOLAND in Billund, Denmark, were sold for $460 million', so no Carlsbad price is stated; the article calls the park 128 acres. On the 2026 roll APN 211-100-09 (132.11 acres) is $271.1M, last document 29 Aug 2005, which matches that sale. Merlin's current shareholders were not re-checked; the deed was not seen. |
Private equity | —B |
| The Shoppes at Carlsbad (formerly Westfield Plaza Camino Real) 2525 El Camino Real, Carlsbad, CA 92008 727,000 sq ft (portion sold) of 1.1M sq ft |
Retail | Steerpoint Capital / SteelWave joint venture Commercial Observer (Sept 2025): 'A joint venture between Los Angeles-based Steerpoint Capital and San Mateo-based Steelwave paid $71.5 million for the 727,000-square-foot main portion' of the 1.1M sq ft mall, excluding Macy's and JCPenney. That is $98.35 per sq ft, at 74% occupancy, with a $42.9M Archway Capital acquisition loan. Brookfield, the seller, paid $170M in 2015. The sale came at 42% of that price; no foreclosure is reported. The roll shows mall parcels at 2501-2561 El Camino Real on one document dated 22 Aug 2025. |
Private equity | $71.5M 2025-09 Main portion only, from Brookfield; anchors excluded. Roll document dated 22 Aug 2025. A |
| Carlsbad Premium Outlets 5600 Paseo del Norte, Carlsbad, CA 92008 288,899 sq ft |
Retail | Simon Property Group 100% (fee) Simon's FY2025 10-K lists 'Carlsbad Premium Outlets CA Carlsbad (San Diego) Fee 100.0% Acquired 2004', 288,899 sq ft, 100% leased. Schedule III carries it at $214.7M gross with no encumbrance. On the 2026 roll APN 211-022-22-01 (26.65 acres) is $147.4M, last document 14 Oct 2004. Simon acquired it in the 2004 Chelsea Property Group merger, so no separate price is stated. |
REIT | —A |
| Viasat headquarters campus 6155 El Camino Real, Carlsbad, CA 92009 |
Office | Not established a paid title search would answer it Viasat's FY2026 10-K (filed 29 May 2026) says its worldwide headquarters is 'our Carlsbad, California campus' and that the campus and its London head office are ones 'each of which we lease'. The landlord is not named. The roll shows the campus parcels at 6155-6221 El Camino Real on documents dated 27 Dec 2000, 19 Mar 2015 and 15 Jul 2026, at $13.8M-$24.0M each (about $104M across seven parcels). |
Not established | —A |
| McClellan-Palomar Airport 2198 Palomar Airport Rd, Carlsbad, CA 92011 |
Civic | County of San Diego County DPW: 'Owned and operated by the County of San Diego, McClellan-Palomar Airport provides services for airlines and private aircraft operators and is located in Carlsbad'. SanGIS's 2019 public-land layer classes the airfield (APN 213-020-18, 241.06 acres, and 209-050-25, 203.05 acres) and some 30 hangar and FBO leasehold parcels as 'County'. |
Government | —A |
| Omni La Costa Resort & Spa 2100 Costa del Mar Rd, Carlsbad, CA 92009 600+ rooms; 55-acre core parcel |
Hotel | Omni Hotels & Resorts NBC 7 San Diego (12 Jun 2013): La Costa 'has been sold to Omni Hotels', one of five resorts the Texas-based company bought together. The price was not disclosed. The resort has 'more than 600 rooms', a 43,000 sq ft spa and two golf courses. On the 2026 roll APN 216-590-22 (2101 Costa del Mar Rd, 55 acres) is $209.5M, last document 1 Jul 2013, when Omni took over. The deed was not seen. |
Private company | —B |
| Claude "Bud" Lewis Carlsbad Desalination Plant 4590 Carlsbad Blvd, Carlsbad, CA 92008 (Encina site) |
Industrial | Aberdeen Standard Investments (abrdn) affiliate North Coast Current (25 Oct 2019): the San Diego County Water Authority's board approved 'a transfer of ownership from Orion Water Partners to Aberdeen Standard Investments'. Poseidon Water stays as manager under the 2012 30-year Water Purchase Agreement, under which the Authority buys 48,000-56,000 acre-feet a year. 'At the end of the 30-year term the Water Authority can assume facility ownership for $1.' The holding vehicle (the brief suggests 'Channelside') was not seen in a document opened here, and the 2019 report is the latest one found. The price (reported elsewhere as over $1B) was not opened. |
Private equity | —A |
| Former Alexandria office building, Carlsbad 5600 Avenida Encinas, Carlsbad, CA 92008 182,276 RSF |
Office | Not established a paid title search would answer it Alexandria Real Estate Equities' FY2025 10-K lists 5600 Avenida Encinas, Carlsbad, 182,276 RSF, among dispositions on 17 Dec 2025 for $64.1M. It had already taken a $42.4M impairment 'to reduce the carrying amount of an office property aggregating 182,276 RSF in Carlsbad' to fair value less costs to sell. The roll reassessed APN 210-090-50 (12.71 acres) to exactly $64.1M on a document dated 17 Dec 2025. The buyer is not named. |
Not established | $64.1M 2025-12 Sale price from Alexandria's 10-K (seller); buyer not named. Roll value matches. A |
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The core land
The most valuable ground in the city, and what the public record says about it.
Every figure is computed from the SanGIS parcel layer, whose values are the 2026 roll, filtered by situs jurisdiction (OC = Oceanside, CB = Carlsbad). The layer has land and improvement values, acreage and the last recorded document number and date, but no owner field. Carlsbad has fewer people than Oceanside but more parcels and more assessed value.
Oceanside assessment roll, all parcels$37.27B across 64,059 parcels
$19.50B land + $17.77B improvements, situs OC. Includes 651 possessory-interest parcels (APN 760-) worth $158.0M. SanGIS parcel layer, 2026 roll, read Oct 2026.
Carlsbad assessment roll, all parcels$47.26B across 88,796 parcels
$25.34B land + $21.92B improvements, situs CB. Includes 168 possessory-interest parcels worth $241.3M, many of them hangars and FBO leaseholds at McClellan-Palomar Airport. SanGIS, 2026 roll.
Highest assessed parcel, Oceanside$431,589,591
APN 160-571-21, 1 Antibody Way (Genentech biologics campus), 20.96 acres, $15.0M land, last document 23 Jun 2023. Next are 3500 Windrift Way, an apartment parcel at $211.8M (document Jan 2022), and 1001 N Coast Hwy at $142.2M. SanGIS, 2026 roll.
Highest assessed parcel, Carlsbad$271,140,163
APN 211-100-09, 1 Legoland Dr, 132.11 acres, last document 29 Aug 2005. Next are 2855 Gazelle Ct at $212.2M (document Oct 2022) and the Omni La Costa core parcel at $209.5M. SanGIS, 2026 roll.
Highest land value, Carlsbad$100,291,301
APN 216-590-22, 2101 Costa del Mar Rd (Omni La Costa), 55 acres. Oceanside's highest land value is $108.2M at 3500 Windrift Way (24.15 acres, apartments). SanGIS, 2026 roll.
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Who owns the town
At this scale the significant owner is rarely a trust or a fund: it is one or two local holding companies, a family in its second or third generation, and often the land around the town rather than the buildings in it.
The largest holders in both cities are public. Oceanside is ringed by federal land: Camp Pendleton runs along its northern edge, though outside the city. Inside the limits, the City, the school districts, NCTD, the Tri-City Healthcare District and the County hold most of the 608 non-taxable parcels in Oceanside and the 489 in Carlsbad, which the 2026 roll gives as about 4,700 and 5,000 acres. Counts below are distinct APNs by ownership class in the County's 2019 union of SanGIS parcels with its land-ownership layer. That layer gives classes, not names, and its acreage double-counts split parcels, so only counts are given. SDG&E is the utility; its holdings were not separable in any source opened.
| Name | Type | Parcels (2019 public-land layer) |
|---|---|---|
| City of Oceanside APNs classed 'City' with Oceanside situs: pier and Strand frontage, the airport (plus a 39.6-acre private leasehold on it) and parkland along Mission Ave. The harbor parcels are not separately classed. |
Government | 297 parcelsB |
| City of Carlsbad APNs classed 'City' with Carlsbad situs, among them sites on Avenida Encinas and Cannon Rd. |
Government | 177 parcelsB |
| County of San Diego In Carlsbad mostly McClellan-Palomar Airport, whose airfield parcels run to 241 and 203 acres, plus some 30 hangar and FBO leaseholds. In Oceanside it includes a 77.6-acre parcel on Mission Ave. |
Government | 82 parcels in Carlsbad; 12 in OceansideB |
| School districts (Oceanside Unified, Vista Unified, Carlsbad Unified, San Dieguito, MiraCosta CCD) APNs classed 'School Districts'. The layer does not separate districts. Parts of Oceanside fall in Vista Unified, and south Carlsbad is served by San Dieguito and Encinitas districts. |
Government | 81 parcels in Oceanside; 40 in CarlsbadB |
| Special districts (NCTD, Tri-City Healthcare District, water and sanitation districts) APNs classed 'Other Special Districts', 'Water Districts' or 'Sanitation Districts', including NCTD's Tremont St station parcels and 810 Mission Ave headquarters. Oceanside 80 + 3; Carlsbad 38 + 20 + 14. |
Government | 83 parcels in Oceanside; 72 in CarlsbadB |
| State of California (incl. Caltrans, Fish and Game, State Lands, State Parks) In Carlsbad much of this is the lagoons (Batiquitos, Agua Hedionda) and the state beaches. |
Government | 66 parcels in Carlsbad; 27 in OceansideB |
| United States (US Marine Corps, Camp Pendleton) Outside both cities. No parcel inside Oceanside or Carlsbad is classed 'Military Reservations' in the 2019 layer; 'Other Federal' covers 5 parcels in Oceanside and 1 in Carlsbad. |
Government | >125,000 acres, adjacentB |
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Who builds the houses
New-home building in this market: the volume, and the firms behind it. Ownership of a builder matters as much as its volume — a private-equity platform and a family firm behave differently.
Oceanside permitted 857 new homes in 2025: 364 single-unit houses, 18 units in 3-4-unit buildings and 475 in buildings of five or more. Carlsbad permitted 350: 163 houses, 16 units in 3-4-unit buildings and 171 in 5+ buildings (Census Building Permits Survey). Most of the large new projects are apartments built on public or transit land. NCTD has picked Toll Brothers Apartment Living for 547 units at the Oceanside Transit Center and 206 at its Mission Ave headquarters site. No free source counts homes by builder within either city. The listed builders active in San Diego report only regional segments, so the figures below are not local.
| Name | Type | Homes delivered FY2025 (segment, not local) |
|---|---|---|
| Toll Brothers (incl. Toll Brothers Apartment Living) FY2025 10-K: the Pacific segment delivered 1,450 homes (1,479 in 2024), and its markets include 'San Diego and Palm Springs, California'. NCTD (Nov 2025) names Toll Brothers Apartment Living as developer and manager of the Oceanside Transit Center project. |
Public company | 1,450 (Pacific segment); 547 + 206 apartments planned at NCTD's Oceanside sitesA |
| KB Home FY2025 10-K: the West Coast segment delivered 3,965 homes (4,316 in 2024), and San Diego is among its California markets. No Oceanside or Carlsbad figure is given. |
Public company | 3,965 (West Coast segment)A |
| Beazer Homes USA FY2025 10-K: the West segment closed 2,805 homes. The segment spans Phoenix, Riverside-San Bernardino, Sacramento, San Diego, Las Vegas and three Texas metros. |
Public company | 2,805 (West segment)A |
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Commercial landlords
The commercial side, counted separately from housing: who holds the office, retail and industrial floor area.
Neither city has a downtown office market of any size. Institutional ownership is industrial and flex space in the business parks: Oceanside's Ocean Ranch and Rancho del Oro, Carlsbad's Palomar Airport corridor and Bressi Ranch. On top of that sit the two big Carlsbad retail centres, one REIT-held and one bought at a deep discount by a private JV in 2025. Each figure comes from the owner's own filing; no free source ranks landlords within either city.
| Name | Type | Holdings in the two cities |
|---|---|---|
| Rexford Industrial Realty FY2025 10-K property list, San Diego – North County. Oceanside: 1402 Avenida del Oro (311,995 sq ft), 4039 Calle Platino (143,663), 2843 Benet Rd (35,000), 1332-1340 Rocky Point Dr (22,667). Carlsbad: 6200 & 6300 Yarrow Dr (151,433), 6131-6133 Innovation Way (114,786), 2431-2465 Impala Dr (90,091), 6231 & 6241 Yarrow Dr (80,525). The roll carries 1402 Avenida del Oro (38.61 acres) at $82.0M. |
REIT | 950,160 sq ft, 19 buildings (Oceanside 513,325; Carlsbad 436,835)A |
| Simon Property Group FY2025 10-K: fee, 100% owned, acquired 2004, 100% leased; Schedule III gross carrying amount $214.7M, unencumbered. |
REIT | 288,899 sq ft (Carlsbad Premium Outlets)A |
| Steerpoint Capital / SteelWave joint venture Bought from Brookfield for $71.5M in September 2025, $98.35 per sq ft at 74% occupancy. Macy's and JCPenney own or hold their anchor boxes separately. |
Private equity | 727,000 sq ft (The Shoppes at Carlsbad, main portion)A |
| Alexandria Real Estate Equities (exited) FY2025 10-K: sold 5600 Avenida Encinas, Carlsbad, for $64.1M on 17 Dec 2025 after a $42.4M impairment. This was Alexandria's only property named in Carlsbad; its San Diego cluster is in Torrey Pines, UTC and Sorrento Mesa. |
REIT | 182,276 RSF sold Dec 2025A |
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Looked for and not found
Claims this page would have made if a source could be opened. They are left out rather than guessed.
- Who holds title to Mission San Luis Rey: Wikipedia names the Roman Catholic Diocese of San Diego, the brief expected the Franciscan friars; no deed or assessor record opened.
- The landlord of Viasat's leased Carlsbad headquarters campus: its 10-K says the campus is leased but does not name the lessor.
- The current holding entity of the Carlsbad desalination plant ('Channelside' per the brief) and whether abrdn still holds it after 2019; the reported >$1B price was not opened.
- The buyer of 5600 Avenida Encinas (Dec 2025, $64.1M), and the owners behind the high-value 2855 Gazelle Ct ($212.2M, Oct 2022) and 1901 Calle Barcelona ($200.2M) parcels in Carlsbad.
- Who owns Oceanside's large apartment parcels at 3500 Windrift Way ($211.8M) and 1001 N Coast Hwy ($142.2M); the roll has no owner field.
- Oceanside Harbor: run by the Oceanside Small Craft Harbor District, governed by the City Council. The City site returned 403, and the harbor's parcels are not separately classed in the public-land layer.
- Ocean Ranch and Rancho del Oro business parks: only Rexford's buildings there were established; other owners were not.
- Park Hyatt Aviara (7100 Blue Heron Pl, $144.6M, document Nov 2018): owner not established.
- SDG&E's land holdings in either city were not separable in any source opened.
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Sources
- SanGIS Parcels feature layer (Hosted/Parcels) — APN, situs jurisdiction (OC = Oceanside, CB = Carlsbad), land/improvement values, last recorded document number and date; no owner field — SanGIS / SANDAG (data from San Diego County ARCC) · openA
- 2026 Secured Assessment Roll Search — 'property ownership information cannot be provided on the internet in accordance with California Government Code section 6254.21' — San Diego County Assessor/Recorder/County Clerk (ARCC) · openA
- Property Information — ownership given by phone and at office kiosks — San Diego County ARCC · openA
- Recording — Official Records Index online; copies $2 first page, $0.05 each additional; Documentary Transfer Tax — San Diego County ARCC · openA
- Genentech FY2006 Form 10-K — Oceanside plant acquired June 2005 for $408 million cash plus $9 million closing costs — US Securities and Exchange Commission / Genentech · openA
- Genentech Begins $450 Million Expansion in Oceanside ('seven existing buildings on a 60-acre site on Antibody Way') — Times of San Diego · openA
- Mission Pacific Hotel and The Seabird Resort to Debut in Oceanside (Hyatt / Oceanside Beach Resort Owner LLC, an affiliate of S.D. Malkin Properties) — Hotel Online (Hyatt release, 8 Oct 2020) · openA
- Sharp, Tri-City Medical Center pact gaining strong voter support (Measure H, affiliation and lease agreement) — North Coast Current (OsideNews) · openA
- Licensed and Certified Healthcare Facility Listing (health_facility_locations.csv) — Sharp Tri-City Medical Center, licensee Tri-City Medical Center Corporation, 368 beds — California Department of Public Health via CHHS Open Data · openA
- Publicly Owned Land (SanGIS parcels unioned with SanGIS land-ownership layer) — ownership class per APN — County of San Diego HHSA / SanGIS (ArcGIS Online) · openA
- Mission San Luis Rey de Francia (infobox owner: Roman Catholic Diocese of San Diego) — Wikipedia · openB
- MiraCosta College — campus locations (Oceanside 1 Barnard Drive; MiraCosta Community College District) — MiraCosta Community College District · openA
- Oceanside City Council Approves Next Steps for Oceanside Transit Center Redevelopment Project — North County Transit District · openA
- Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton (site area >125,000 acres; acquired 1942) — Wikipedia · openB
- LEGOLAND theme parks sell for $460 million (Merlin Entertainments Group: Blackstone 70%, LEGO Group 30%) — Carlsbad Chamber of Commerce (Carlsbad Business Journal) · openA
- Brookfield sells The Shoppes at Carlsbad to Steerpoint-Steelwave JV for $71.5M — Commercial Observer · openA
- Simon Property Group FY2025 Form 10-K — Item 2 and Schedule III (Carlsbad Premium Outlets, fee, 100%, acquired 2004) — US Securities and Exchange Commission / Simon Property Group · openA
- Viasat FY2026 Form 10-K — Item 2 Properties (Carlsbad campus leased) — US Securities and Exchange Commission / Viasat · openA
- McClellan-Palomar Airport — 'Owned and operated by the County of San Diego' — County of San Diego Department of Public Works · openA
- La Costa Resort Purchased by Omni — NBC 7 San Diego · openA
- Positive Operating Performance Boosts Carlsbad Desalination Plant Bond Rating (ownership transfer from Orion Water Partners to Aberdeen Standard Investments approved) — North Coast Current (OsideNews) · openA
- Alexandria Real Estate Equities FY2025 Form 10-K — dispositions (5600 Avenida Encinas, Carlsbad, $64.1M, 17 Dec 2025) and $42.4M impairment — US Securities and Exchange Commission / Alexandria Real Estate Equities · openA
- Rexford Industrial Realty FY2025 Form 10-K — Item 2 property list (San Diego – North County) — US Securities and Exchange Commission / Rexford Industrial · openA
- Building Permits Survey, places, West Region, 2025 annual (we2025a.txt) — US Census Bureau · openA
- KB Home FY2025 Form 10-K — West Coast segment deliveries — US Securities and Exchange Commission / KB Home · openA
- Toll Brothers FY2025 Form 10-K — Pacific segment deliveries — US Securities and Exchange Commission / Toll Brothers · openA
- Beazer Homes USA FY2025 Form 10-K — West segment closings — US Securities and Exchange Commission / Beazer Homes · openA