Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Oklahoma County's free parcel service names the owner and market value of every parcel in Oklahoma City's Oklahoma County part. The Assessor's public search adds each property's deed history with sale prices, so owners and many prices here come straight from the county record.
8 buildings · 8 with an owner established · 23 sources · 3 tier B · 5 tier A · prepared 2026-10-13
Can you find out who owns it?
Oklahoma records title by deed with the County Clerk; there is no state title register. Oklahoma City spans four counties (Oklahoma, Canadian, Cleveland and Pottawatomie), and this record covers only the Oklahoma County part, which holds downtown and most of the city. Oklahoma County publishes the owner, mailing address, market, assessed and land value and acreage of every parcel in a free online map service. The Assessor's public search adds each parcel's deed history, with book, page, price, grantor and grantee. Deeds carry a documentary stamp tax of $0.75 per $500 of consideration, net of any loan the buyer takes over. Recording a deed costs $18 for the first page. A sale of the company that owns a building leaves no price on any of these records.
Is ownership public?An open dataset names the owner
Cost of one title searchOwner of record free (Oklahoma County Assessor public search and county GIS). Recording $18 for the first page of a deed or mortgage, $2 each additional page (including the $10 preservation fee); copies $1 per page. Documentary stamp tax $0.75 per $500 of consideration
Bulk ownership dataOklahoma County 'Tax Parcels Public' ArcGIS feature service (free, no registration, 2,000 records per request): owner, mailing address, market, assessed and land value, acres, location city and the latest sale where recorded. The Assessor also sells the Ownership File, the Complete Assessment Roll and the Comparable Sales File at $50 each on USB or upload. No open licence on either
Sale pricesEvery sale, with its address
1
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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Devon Energy Center 333 W Sheridan Ave, Oklahoma City 1,421,871 sq ft tower plus 188,315 sq ft podium, 101,400 sq ft atrium and 18,846 sq ft auditorium (assessor building records) · 49 floors |
Office | Devon Headquarters, L.L.C. (subsidiary of Devon Energy Corporation) The assessor names DEVON HEADQUARTERS LLC on the 7.21-acre tower parcel (account R010017150), market value $399,698,900 for 2026, the highest in Oklahoma City's Oklahoma County part. Devon's Exhibit 21 (FY2024 10-K, s9) lists Devon Headquarters, L.L.C., an Oklahoma LLC. Deed history: COTPA to the Urban Renewal Authority (2003), OCURA to Devon World Headquarters LLC (2009), then to Devon Headquarters LLC (2010), all at $0. Devon merged with Coterra on 7 May 2026; its Q2 2026 10-Q (s10) gives Houston as the principal office, 333 W Sheridan as the former address. Ownership of the tower did not change on the roll. |
Public company | —B |
| BancFirst Tower (formerly Cotter Ranch Tower) 100 N Broadway Ave, Oklahoma City 537,200 sq ft (assessor building record) · 35 floors |
Office | BFTower, LLC (subsidiary of BancFirst) The roll names BFTOWER LLC (account R010010630, 67,600 sq ft of land, 2026 market value $20,881,250, partially exempt). BancFirst Corporation's Q2 2026 10-Q (s12) says 'BancFirst includes its subsidiary BFTower, LLC.' The assessor's deed history shows the tower sold for $14,500,000 in Sept 2000 and $27,900,000 in Jan 2004, so the 2018 price was about a quarter below the 2004 one. The 2018 sale was a deed, not a foreclosure, and no record we opened calls it distressed. |
Public company | $20,999,998 2018-08 Deed of 30 Aug 2018, Book 13827 Page 917, Cotter Tower Oklahoma LP to BFTower LLC, as the assessor's deed history states it. B |
| Leadership Square 211 N Robinson Ave, Oklahoma City 790,093 sq ft (assessor building record) · 22 floors |
Office | Leadership Sq Realty Investors LLC Account R010015250: owner LEADERSHIP SQ REALTY INVESTORS LLC, 'C/O ROY T OLIVER INVESTMENTS INC', mailing to 101 N Robinson Ave, 97,500 sq ft of land, 2026 market value $71,239,579. Earlier deed: Metropolitan Life Insurance Company to LSQ Investors LLC, $44,971,000, 28 Apr 2000. The roll's care-of line names the managing company; no filing we opened names the LLC's members. The same care-of address also receives the notices for Corporate Tower LLC (101 N Robinson) and Oklahoma Tower Realty Investors LLC (210 Park Ave); a shared address is not proof of common ownership. |
Private company | $61,000,000 2005-05 Deed of 2 May 2005, Book 9694 Page 557, LSQ Investors LLC to Leadership Sq Realty (Investors LLC), per the assessor's deed history. A |
| First National Center (The National hotel and The First Residences) 120 N Robinson Ave / 140 Park Ave, Oklahoma City 164,861 sq ft hotel (8 storeys) and 286,225 sq ft apartments (24 storeys), assessor building records · 24 floors |
Mixed use | NE CS FNC Hotel LLC and NE CS FNC Residences LLC The 1931 tower is now split into separately assessed parts. The hotel (account R217591000, 'The National Hotel', 2026 market value $33,380,900) is owned by NE CS FNC HOTEL LLC. The apartments (R217591010, 'The First Residences at First National', $52,355,669) were deeded to NE CS FNC RESIDENCES LLC in Oct 2020 at $0. The garage at 111 N Broadway is NE CS FNC GARAGE LLC ($15,290,060). All mail to 865 N Cowan Ave, Lewisville TX. Permits of 2020 record $86M of remodelling. The apartments are a single rental account, not condominiums, so the owner is disclosable. No filing we opened names the LLCs' members. |
Private company | $10,499,999 2017-12 Multi-parcel deed of 29 Dec 2017, Book 13626 Page 1367, NE CS First National LP to NE CS FNC Hotel LLC, per the assessor. It covers more than one parcel. A |
| Paycom Center (arena; the roll still says Chesapeake Energy Arena) 100 W Reno Ave, Oklahoma City |
Civic | City of Oklahoma City Account R017200080: owner CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, care of the City Clerk, exempt and carried at $0 market value. The roll keys 13.17 acres; the mapped polygon is about 6.4 acres. The occupant field still reads 'CHESAPEAKE ENERGY ARENA', the arena's former naming-rights name. Deed history: from the Central Oklahoma Transportation and Parking Authority (historical, 1984 and 1997) and a 2022 instrument from the State of Oklahoma, all at $0. Naming rights and the team's lease are not ownership, and no source we opened gives a price. |
Government | —A |
| Oklahoma State Capitol 2300 N Lincoln Blvd, Oklahoma City |
Civic | State of Oklahoma Account R034354000 at the Capitol's address names the owner simply 'STATE', exempt, $0 market value, with a single 'historical' deed entry dated 11 Nov 1911. The roll keys 1.733 acres, but the account is drawn as 11 polygons totalling about 22 acres; the smaller figure is the roll's. Other Capitol-complex parcels are held as 'STATE OF OKLAHOMA' (2100 N Lincoln, 800 NE 13th) and by named agencies. The roll gives no floor area for the building. |
Government | —A |
| Scissortail Park 300 SW 7th St, Oklahoma City (Upper Park, OKC Blvd to I-40; Lower Park, I-40 to SW 15th) 70 acres (36-acre Upper Park, 34-acre Lower Park), per the park |
Civic | City of Oklahoma City The roll names THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY on the park's address, 300 SW 7th St (account R017208840, Union Station, 2.75 acres, deeded from the Central Oklahoma Transportation and Parking Authority in Jan 2022 at $0). Neighbouring Upper Park blocks (217 SW 7th, 501, 601 and 701 S Robinson) are City parcels too. The park (s13, s14) says it was built with MAPS 3 sales-tax money ($132M project budget). It is 'managed by Scissortail Park Foundation under a lease and management agreement with the Oklahoma City Economic Development Trust'. Management and the lease are not ownership. We did not tie every park parcel to the City. |
Government | —B |
| Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark 2 S Mickey Mantle Dr, Oklahoma City |
Civic | City of Oklahoma City Account R020029035: owner CITY OF OKLA CITY, exempt, $0 market value, the only deed entry a 'historical' one from 1974. The roll keys 5.2342 acres; the mapped polygons total about 10.3 acres. The occupant field reads 'CHICKASAW BRICKTOWN BALLPARK'. The naming rights and the club's use of the park are not ownership, and no source we opened gives a price. |
Government | —A |
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The core land
The most valuable ground in the city, and what the public record says about it.
All figures are market values on Oklahoma County's parcel roll (data last edited 26 Sep 2026; 2026 values), summed by this research with duplicate polygons of one account counted once. 'Oklahoma City' here means its Oklahoma County part. It covers parcels the roll tags OKLAHOMA CITY or that carry a tax-district code used almost only by Oklahoma City parcels. It adds public parcels whose centroid falls inside the county's own Oklahoma City boundary, which the roll had tagged 'UNINCORPORATED' (for example the Will Rogers terminal parcel). Exempt public land is usually carried at $0. The city's Canadian, Cleveland and Pottawatomie county parts are not counted.
Highest assessed parcel$399,698,900
333 W Sheridan Ave (Devon Energy Center), Devon Headquarters LLC, 7.21 acres, 2026 market value, unchanged since 2024. In 2013 it was $449,832,000. County parcel roll and Assessor account R010017150, Oct 2026.
Downtown core, Assessor quarter-section map 2730$1.13 billion
167 accounts on 118 acres, $1,131,410,043 market value, of which land is $46,924,651. Devon's tower alone is 35%. 67 accounts in the map, mostly public, carry $0. County parcel roll, Oct 2026.
All parcels, Oklahoma City (Oklahoma County part)$71.27 billion
210,617 accounts covering about 167,300 acres, against 229,881 acres inside the county's Oklahoma City boundary (streets, rights of way and water are not parcels). Residential accounts make up $44.34B. County parcel roll and municipal boundary layer, Oct 2026.
Largest recorded office sale, 2025-26$64,999,994
BOK Park Plaza, 499 W Sheridan Ave (27 storeys, 693,183 sq ft, built 2018). Deed of 13 Mar 2025, Sheridan Redevelopers LLC to 499 Sheridan Property LLC, Book 16036 Page 567. The roll's 2026 value is $65,420,548. Assessor deed history.
Downtown land benchmarkabout $22.50 per sq ft
Leadership Square's land is assessed at $2,193,750 for 97,500 sq ft, and BancFirst Tower's at $1,679,356 for 67,600 sq ft ($24.84). Devon's 7.21 acres are carried at $5,650,952 (about $18 per sq ft). Assessor account records, Oct 2026.
3
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 landholder in Oklahoma City's Oklahoma County part is the City itself, through Will Rogers airport, Lake Hefner, parks and arenas. The federal government, the State and a small set of public trusts follow. The biggest private holder by value and by acreage is Hobby Lobby's warehouse-and-headquarters complex on SW 29th and SW 44th. Values are of little use for public land: 2,119 of the City's 2,120 accounts carry $0. Acres take the smaller of the roll's figure and the mapped polygon, because the roll has keying errors. Two church parcels are keyed at 15,734 and 14,000 acres against polygons under half an acre. The roll tags much public land 'UNINCORPORATED'. We tested those parcels against the county's own Oklahoma City boundary and count only those inside it.
| Name | Type | OKC (Oklahoma County part), county roll Oct 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| City of Oklahoma City Name variants 'CITY OF OKLA CITY' (1,356), 'CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY' (735), 'THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY' and others. About 12,150 of the acres are tagged 'UNINCORPORATED' by the roll yet fall inside the city boundary. They include the Will Rogers terminal parcel at 7100 Terminal Dr and land along Lake Hefner Dr and Lake Hefner Pkwy. The largest single account is 640 acres in Spring Creek Township. The City also owns the arena, the ballpark and the Scissortail Park parcels (see marquee). |
Government | 2,120 accounts, about 17,600 acresA |
| United States of America (Air Force, Army Corps of Engineers, Postal Service and others) The roll names 'U S DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE / TINKER AIR FORCE BASE' on a 398-acre parcel at 7447 SE 74th St (roll 430 acres). Another 2,770 acres tagged unincorporated fall inside the boundary. They are mostly 'UNITED STATES OF AMERICA' in Boone Township (Mid-Del schools), the largest 616 acres at 5106 N McNarey Ave, and Corps of Engineers land in Hartzell Township. The roll does not say which of the Boone Township parcels belong to Tinker, and much other federal land in the county lies outside the city. |
Government | 112 accounts, about 3,830 acresA |
| State of Oklahoma (general holdings; ODOT, Land Office and universities counted separately) Held as 'STATE OF OKLAHOMA', 'STATE', the Office of Management & Enterprise Services and the Tax Commission, including the Capitol (2300 N Lincoln Blvd). The largest are 297 acres at 8850 Choctaw Rd and 290 acres in an unaddressed account, both tagged unincorporated but inside the boundary. Separately, ODOT holds 418 accounts (about 860 acres, mostly highway land). The Commissioners of the Land Office hold 25 (about 220 acres) and the Turnpike Authority 77 (about 330). |
Government | 318 accounts, about 1,950 acresA |
| Hobby Lobby Stores Inc The largest are 3700 S Council Rd ($100.8M, 98 acres) and 7007 SW 44th St ($92.8M, 128 acres). The Assessor's (s4) 'Top 10 Assessments' list for 2023 ranks Hobby Lobby Stores Inc second in the county at $53,741,744 assessed (real and personal property), after OG&E. |
Private company | 10 accounts, about 395 acres, $335.7M market valueB |
| HL American Investments LLC Care of 'ATTN REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT'. The largest are 6120 SW 29th St (217 acres, $95.0M), 6900 SW 29th St (110 acres, $91.9M) and 7700 SW 44th St (139 acres, $50.4M), beside Hobby Lobby's own parcels. The Assessor's (s4) 2023 Top 10 lists it fifth at $28,153,302 assessed. No filing we opened says who owns the LLC, so it is not attributed to Hobby Lobby here. |
Private company | 26 accounts, about 970 acres, $350.3M market valueB |
| Oklahoma City Public Schools (Independent School District No. 89) Held as 'BOARD OF EDUCATION' (75), 'INDEPENDENT SCHOOL (DISTRICT NO 89)' (62) and other variants, all $0. The largest is 52 acres at 8301 Gold Medal Dr. 'Board of Education' without a district number may include a few parcels of other districts. |
Government | 158 accounts, about 890 acresA |
| Oklahoma City Airport Trust A public trust of the City. Held as 'THE TRUSTEES OF THE OKLAHOMA CITY AIRPORT TRUST' and variants, beside the City's own airport land. The largest is 156 acres at 7425 Halaby Dr. Nearly all of the acreage is tagged unincorporated but lies inside the city. |
Government | 37 accounts, about 680 acresA |
| Oklahoma City Water Utilities Trust and other City trusts The Water Utilities Trust's largest account is 120 acres tagged unincorporated but inside the boundary; most water works and lake land is held by the City itself. The Oklahoma City Urban Renewal Authority holds 535 accounts (about 136 acres) and the Housing Authority 573 (about 237 acres). The Economic Development Trust, which leases Scissortail Park to its operator, holds 2. Oklahoma County holds 287 accounts (about 320 acres) and the University of Oklahoma Regents 135 (about 85 acres, mostly the Health Sciences Center on N Lincoln Blvd). |
Government | Water trust 4 accounts, about 126 acres; Urban Renewal Authority 535; Housing Authority 573A |
| Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company The roll shows few OG&E parcels because utility plant is assessed centrally by the State, not on the county roll. The Assessor's 2023 Top 10 Assessments puts OG&E first in the county at $208,925,059 assessed, four times Hobby Lobby. |
Public company | 23 real-estate accounts, about 67 acres; top county taxpayerA |
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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.
Oklahoma City permitted 5,236 new homes in 2025: 3,896 single-family, 386 in duplexes, 158 in 3-4-unit and 796 in 5+-unit buildings, $1.16B in all (Census Building Permits Survey; the city's figure covers all four of its counties). Oklahoma County as a whole permitted 4,945 single-family homes. Most new subdivisions in the Oklahoma County part are in the Deer Creek, Western Heights and Putnam City school districts on the city's north-west and south-west edges. No city league table exists. The figures below count parcels held in each builder's own name on the county roll in Oklahoma County's part of the city. They are lots and unsold homes, not closings, and leave out the Canadian and Cleveland county suburbs where much of the volume is. Taylor Morrison, Century Communities and Pulte hold no parcel in their own name here.
| Name | Type | Parcels in own name, OKC (Oklahoma County part), county roll Oct 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| D.R. Horton (D.R. Horton - Texas, Ltd.) Held as 'DR HORTON TEXAS LTD (LP)' and 'D R HORTON TEXAS LTD (LP)', nearly all mailing to 15509 N May Ave, Edmond. 43 are in Buffalo Farms Ph 1 (Western Heights schools) and 38 in Enclave at Hefner Crossing Ph 1-2. D.R. Horton's FY2025 Exhibit 21.1 lists D.R. Horton - Texas, Ltd. (Texas), DHIR - Oklahoma City I, LLC (d/b/a DHI Residential - Oklahoma City) and D.R. Horton Realty of Oklahoma. |
Public company | 94 parcels (89 vacant lots), about 24 acresB |
| Taber Built Homes LLC All 89 mail to a PO box in Edmond. 36 are in Twin Silos Sec 3, 22 in Lone Oak North and 20 in Magnolia Sec 1, mostly in the Deer Creek school district. Not SEC-registered; no source we opened names its owners. |
Private company | 89 parcels (86 vacant lots), about 15 acresA |
| Ideal Homes (Ideal Homes of Norman LP; IH Development LLC) Ideal Homes of Norman LP holds 35 parcels (31 vacant) in Knox Farm and Abbot Lake. IH Development LLC holds 75 vacant lots in Cypress Plains and Knox Farm, all in the Deer Creek and Moore school districts. On 9 of those rows the roll prints both names together ('IH DEVELOPMENT LLC / IDEAL HOMES OF NORMAN LP'), and both mail to Porter Ave, Norman. The roll does not say how the two entities are related, so the counts are kept apart. |
Private company | 35 parcels as Ideal Homes of Norman LP; 75 vacant lots as IH Development LLCA |
| Dominion Homes Inc 67 of the 68 are in the Oak Hollow addition (Putnam City schools), mailing to 2929 W Wilshire Blvd, Oklahoma City. 2026 market value $3.49M in all. |
Private company | 68 parcels (52 vacant), about 8 acresA |
| Lennar (Lennar Homes of Oklahoma, LLC) 42 are in Antler Creek Ph 1 (Deer Creek schools) and 3 in Parkway Square, mailing to 4005 NW Expressway. Lennar's FY2025 Exhibit 21 lists Lennar Homes of Oklahoma, LLC (Delaware). |
Public company | 45 parcels (43 vacant lots), about 10 acresB |
| Rausch Coleman Homes (Rausch Coleman Homes OKC LLC) All 4 are in Wind Wood North Sec 2 (Mid-Del schools), mailing to a PO box in Fayetteville, Arkansas. The roll shows only a small holding in the Oklahoma County part of the city. Executive Homes LLC (Tulsa) holds 56 lots in Anthem Ph 1 and Echo Park. |
Private company | 4 vacant lotsA |
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Commercial landlords
The commercial side, counted separately from housing: who holds the office, retail and industrial floor area.
Downtown office is owned by single-purpose LLCs and owner-occupiers: Devon's subsidiary, BancFirst's subsidiary, Leadership Sq Realty Investors LLC, and the NE CS FNC LLCs at First National. None of them is a listed REIT. Listed landlords hold retail, attractions and rented houses. Prices are visible because the Assessor publishes deed prices. The Outlet Shoppes at OKC (7628 W Reno Ave) sold on 17 Aug 2026 for $77,049,500, against $128,625,001 on 26 Apr 2017, a 40% fall (s23). The buyer is OKC Outlet Associates LLC (Lakewood, NJ) and the seller OKC Outlets I LLC. No filing we opened names either party's owners, and the roll does not record it as a foreclosure. Private single-family rental platforms hold more houses than AMH: 51 parcels 'c/o FirstKey Homes LLC' and 66 in SFR Owner I, SFR Workforce Owner 2 and related LLCs.
| Name | Type | OKC holding (Oklahoma County part) |
|---|---|---|
| Simon Property Group FY2025 10-K property table: Penn Square Mall, Oklahoma City, ground lease to 2060, 94.5% ownership, acquired 2002, 95.0% occupied, anchors Macy's, Dillard's, JCPenney, AMC and The Container Store. The mortgage table shows $310.0M at 3.84%. On the roll: PENN SQUARE LLC 'C/O SIMON PROPERTY GROUP', 4 accounts, 48 acres, $121.6M market value. The 2006 deed into Penn Square LLC is at $0, so it gives no price. |
REIT | Penn Square Mall, 1,082,982 sq ft; 94.5% interestA |
| EPR Properties Roll: EPR PARKS LLC (10 accounts) plus EPR Karting LLC and ECE I LLC 'c/o EPR Properties', $33.5M market value. The occupant fields are Frontier City Theme Park (11501 N I-35 Service Rd) and Six Flags Hurricane Harbor (3908 W Reno Ave). Both were bought from Tierco and Frontier City Partners in 2007 for $13,580,499 and $14,836,000 by CNL Income LLCs, then merged into EPR Parks LLC in April 2017 at $0. EPR's FY2025 Schedule III lists Oklahoma City eat & play (2014), karting (2024) and two waterpark lines (2017). Six Flags runs the parks; operating is not owning. |
REIT | 12 parcels, about 138 acres; 4 Oklahoma City attractions in Schedule IIIA |
| Realty Income Corporation Held as REALTY INCOME CK1 LLC (20), REALTY INCOME CORPORATION (2), R I C PROPERTIES LTD and MDC Coastal 11 LLC 'c/o Realty Income Corporation': single-tenant retail parcels. The 10-K does not list properties by city, so the count is from the roll alone. |
REIT | 28 parcels, about 39 acres, $41.2M market valueA |
| NNN REIT (National Retail Properties) Held as NATIONAL RETAIL PROPERTIES LP (11), NNN REIT LP and NNN REIT INC: net-leased retail parcels. Spirit Master Funding LLCs (5 parcels, $12.9M) and Agree Limited Partnership (2, $6.4M) hold smaller net-lease sets. |
REIT | 13 parcels, about 63 acres, $36.7M market valueA |
| American Homes 4 Rent FY2025 10-K Schedule III: Oklahoma City, OK, 473 homes acquired 2024-2025, gross carrying amount $114.8M. On the roll: AMERICAN HOMES 4 RENT PROPERTIES EIGHT LLC (59), AMH HOMES LLC (4), AMH INVEST LLC (3). Exhibit 21.1 lists American Homes 4 Rent Properties Eight, LLC (Delaware); the other two names are tied by name only. |
REIT | 66 houses in OKC's Oklahoma County part; 473 homes in the Oklahoma City marketA |
| STAG Industrial STAG 5101 SOUTH COUNCIL ROAD LLC and STAG INDUSTRIAL HOLDINGS LLC on the roll. The largest warehouse holdings in the city are owner-occupied: Hobby Lobby and HL American Investments (see landowners). |
REIT | 2 warehouse parcels, about 33 acres, $24.9M market valueA |
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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 stands behind the LLCs that own downtown towers: Leadership Sq Realty Investors LLC (care of a named investment company), the NE CS FNC Hotel, Residences and Garage LLCs (Lewisville TX), Omni OKC LLC (Dallas), 499 Sheridan Property LLC and OKC Outlet Associates LLC. No filing we opened names their members.
- Whether the Outlet Shoppes at OKC sale ($77.0M, Aug 2026, down from $128.6M in 2017) followed a loan default. The deed is recorded as a sale, not a sheriff's deed, and no CMBS filing naming the property turned up in EDGAR.
- Whether HL American Investments LLC is affiliated with Hobby Lobby Stores Inc. The parcels sit side by side and both appear in the Assessor's top-10 list, but no filing we opened links them.
- Which federal parcels in Boone Township are Tinker Air Force Base. Only the 7447 SE 74th St parcel is named Tinker on the roll, and the boundary test used parcel centroids against the county's 2023 boundary.
- The roll's 'locationcity' field is unreliable for public land: it tags the Will Rogers terminal and Lake Hefner parcels 'UNINCORPORATED'. We tested only public and large-holder parcels against the boundary; private parcels tagged outside the city with non-OKC tax-district codes were not tested and are left out.
- County Clerk instruments and documentary-stamp amounts. okcc.online disallows crawling, and getrecords.oklahomacounty.org sits behind a disclaimer we did not accept. Prices here are the Assessor's deed-history prices, and a stamp-implied price nets out any assumed loan.
- The Paycom Center's acreage. The roll keys 13.17 acres against a mapped 6.4; the State Capitol account keys 1.733 acres against about 22 mapped.
- Devon Energy Center after the Coterra merger. Devon's 10-Q says the principal office moved to Houston and it 'rationalized two headquarters-related real estate assets' in Q1 2025 for $120M. It does not name them, and the tower stays with Devon Headquarters LLC on the roll.
- Oklahoma City in Canadian, Cleveland and Pottawatomie counties (including much of the new-home building around Mustang, Yukon and Moore school districts) is not covered.
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Sources
- Tax Parcels Public, layer 0 'TaxParcelPublic' (name1-3, mailing address, accttype, currentmarket, landvalue, acres, locationcity, taxdistrictname, SalePrice, RecordedDate, SalesValidity): 210,514 features tagged OKLAHOMA CITY plus 55,855 others read 13 Oct 2026; data last edited 26 Sep 2026 — Oklahoma County (ArcGIS Online) · openA
- Tax Parcels Public, item information (title, snippet 'Oklahoma County Tax Parcels', licence fields) — Oklahoma County (ArcGIS Online) · openA
- WP50 Public Access System, Real Account Detail pages (owner, building name, land size, value history, deed transaction history with book, page, price, grantor and grantee; building area and storeys), e.g. AN-R.asp?PropertyID=159809 (Devon Energy Center) — Oklahoma County Assessor · openA
- Assessor office page: disclaimer notice, 'Top 10 Assessments' (2023), Property Sales (68 O.S. §2821(E) sales file), Assessment Rolls — Oklahoma County Assessor · openA
- Records Reproduction Policy & Fees (posted 6 Feb 2012): Complete Assessment Roll $50, Comparable Sales File $50, Ownership File $50, ownership display $0.25 — Oklahoma County Assessor · openA
- Oklahoma County Municipal Boundaries (CITYNAME, ACRES; Oklahoma City 229,880.55 acres, last updated and verified 25 Jan 2023) — Oklahoma County (ArcGIS Online) · openA
- County Clerk page: ROD fee schedule (deeds $18 first page, $2 each additional; fees include a $10 preservation fee under 28 O.S. §32C; copies $1 per page), links to okcc.online and getrecords — Oklahoma County Clerk · openA
- Documentary Stamp Handout: OTC notice on 68 O.S. §§3201-3202 (HB 1468, eff. 1 Jul 1999), '$0.75 for each Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00) of the consideration', exclusive of liens remaining — Oklahoma County Clerk / Oklahoma Tax Commission · openA
- Devon Energy Corp, Form 10-K for FY2024, Exhibit 21 (Devon Headquarters, L.L.C., an Oklahoma limited liability company) — SEC EDGAR · openA
- Devon Energy Corp, Form 10-Q for Q2 2026 (principal executive offices Houston; former address 333 West Sheridan Avenue; Merger closed 7 May 2026; two headquarters-related real estate assets sold in Q1 2025 for $120M with $254M impairment) — SEC EDGAR · openA
- Devon Energy Corp, Form S-4 (merger with Coterra): headquarters to be in Houston, 'significant continuing presence in Oklahoma City' — SEC EDGAR · openA
- BancFirst Corporation, Form 10-Q for Q2 2026, Note 1 ('BancFirst includes its subsidiary BFTower, LLC') — SEC EDGAR · openA
- About Scissortail Park (70 acres; MAPS 3; 'managed by Scissortail Park Foundation under a lease and management agreement with the Oklahoma City Economic Development Trust'; park addresses) — Scissortail Park Foundation · openA
- Scissortail Park FAQs (address 300 SW 7th St; $132 million project budget; 36-acre Upper and 34-acre Lower Park) — Scissortail Park Foundation · openA
- Simon Property Group, Form 10-K for FY2025 (Item 2 property table; mortgage table; Schedule III): Penn Square Mall — SEC EDGAR · openA
- EPR Properties, Form 10-K for FY2025, Schedule III (Oklahoma City eat & play, karting, two waterparks, early childhood) — SEC EDGAR · openA
- American Homes 4 Rent, Form 10-K for FY2025, Schedule III (Oklahoma City, OK: 473 homes, acquired 2024-2025) — SEC EDGAR · openA
- American Homes 4 Rent, FY2025 Exhibit 21.1 (American Homes 4 Rent Properties Eight, LLC, Delaware) — SEC EDGAR · openA
- Building Permits Survey, place annual file so2025a.txt (South Region): Oklahoma City, 2025 — U.S. Census Bureau · openA
- D.R. Horton, Inc., Form 10-K for FY2025, Exhibit 21.1 (D.R. Horton - Texas, Ltd.; DHIR - Oklahoma City I, LLC; D.R. Horton Realty of Oklahoma) — SEC EDGAR · openA
- Lennar Corporation, Form 10-K for FY2025, Exhibit 21 (Lennar Homes of Oklahoma, LLC, Delaware) — SEC EDGAR · openA
- Building Permits Survey, county annual file co2025a.txt: Oklahoma, Canadian, Cleveland and Pottawatomie counties, 2025 — U.S. Census Bureau · openA
- Assessor Real Account Detail: The Outlet Shoppes at OKC, 7628 W Reno Ave (account R211101110): deeds of 17 Aug 2026 ($77,049,500) and 26 Apr 2017 ($128,625,001) — Oklahoma County Assessor · openA