Santa Rosa, California
Sonoma County sells owner names by the parcel ($10) or as roll lists ($180 for 2,000 parcels) and publishes none online; Santa Rosa adds its own $2-per-$1,000 transfer tax, so every deed shows its price. Simon owns Santa Rosa Plaza outright and the Codding family company owns Coddingtown.
13 buildings · 8 with an owner established · 25 sources · 5 tier A · 8 tier B · prepared 2026-10-15
Can you find out who owns it?
California has no public title register: ownership is proved by deeds recorded with the County Recorder, and the County Assessor keeps the roll. Sonoma County's free parcel search and its public GIS parcel layer give parcel numbers, values and use, but not owner names, which the County says it withholds online under the California Public Records Act. Owner names are sold: $10 a parcel for roll data, or secured-roll lists with current owner from $180 for 2,000 parcels. Every deed carries the County's $0.55 per $500 transfer tax plus Santa Rosa's own $2.00 per $1,000, which is how sale prices become visible. Under Proposition 13 a sale resets a parcel's value to its price.
Is ownership public?Public, but one paid search at a time
Cost of one title searchRoll data (basic assessment roll and assessee information) $10.00 per parcel; Property Profile $15.00 per parcel (Sonoma County Assessor, fees as of 1 Jul 2022)
Bulk ownership dataSonoma County Assessor's Master List, Secured Roll: parcel number, current owner, use code and mailing list $180 (includes 2,000 parcels, $0.10 each additional); with roll values $210; with property characteristics $240. Property Transfer List (Transfer Journal) of reappraisable transfers sold separately. Payment in advance; delivered by CD or County cloud FTP
Sale pricesEvery sale, with its address
Sites that forbid taking their data
- pressdemocrat.com (incl. North Bay Business Journal) — “Our Content is made available for your personal, non-commercial use subject to our Terms of Service ... Any other uses are prohibited, including ... use of any Content ... for purposes of retrieval augmented generation, grounding ... and/or (4) any commercial purposes.”
- burbankhousing.org — “We grant you permission to use the Service for your personal, non-commercial use only.”
- socogis.sonomacounty.ca.gov (rovpublic Parcel_2024_2025 layer) — “The primary difference between this version and the 'Parcels Public' layer is the inclusion of additional attributes licensed for internal use ONLY. ... Permission Required - The user may only copy and redistribute the data in any medium or format with the permission of the author of the data.”
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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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Santa Rosa Plaza Santa Rosa, CA (as the 10-K states); downtown, between 1st and 3rd Streets west of Highway 101 697,764 sq ft total GLA |
Retail | Simon Property Group 100% (fee) Simon's FY2025 10-K lists Santa Rosa Plaza, Santa Rosa CA, held in fee at 100.0%, acquired 1998, 97.9% leased, 697,764 sq ft, anchors Macy's and Dave & Buster's. Schedule III shows no encumbrance (no mortgage) and a gross carrying amount of $131.3M ($84.5M accumulated depreciation). Nothing in the filing indicates distress: it is unencumbered and nearly fully leased. The County's FY2025 ACFR lists 'EMI Stanta Rosa LTD' [sic] as the 7th-largest county taxpayer in 2016; the filing does not tie that name to the mall, so it is context only. The downtown street description is ours, not the filing's. |
REIT | —A |
| Coddingtown Mall 1300 Coddingtown Center, Santa Rosa, CA 95401 (management office) 822,133 sq ft (Simon FY2016 10-K) |
Retail | Codding Enterprises 100% (after December 2017 repurchase) Codding Enterprises' history page says it sold a 50% share of Coddingtown to Simon Property Group in 2005 and that 'in late December 2017, Coddingtown returned to fully local ownership after Codding Enterprises repurchased its 50% stake'; it calls the company family-owned. Simon's FY2016 10-K lists Coddingtown at 50.0% fee, acquired 2005, 67.8% leased, 822,133 sq ft, anchors Macy's, JCPenney, Whole Foods, Target, Nordstrom Rack; the FY2017 10-K no longer lists it. Neither price is stated in a document read. Tier B: current title rests on the owner's own page, bracketed by the Simon filings. |
Family / private | —B |
| Keysight Technologies headquarters campus (Fountaingrove) 1400 Fountaingrove Parkway, Santa Rosa, CA 95403 |
Industrial | Keysight Technologies, Inc. Keysight's FY2025 10-K (year to 31 Oct 2025) gives its principal executive offices as 1400 Fountaingrove Parkway and says 'Our executive offices are located in the United States in an owned facility in Santa Rosa, California'. It runs one of five specialised technology centres in Santa Rosa. On 17 Dec 2021 Keysight and HP signed a restrictive covenant on the Santa Rosa facility that prohibits uses such as a daycare, hospital or school and ends HP's remediation obligation there. Worldwide it owns 3.5M of 5.8M sq ft; the 10-K gives no Santa Rosa area. The County's FY2025 ACFR ranks Keysight the 4th-largest county taxpayer ($3.889M secured, 0.25%). |
Public company | —A |
| Providence Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital 1165 Montgomery Dr, Santa Rosa, CA 283 licensed beds (plus 15 at 151 Sotoyome St) |
Institutional | Not established a paid title search would answer it Not established. The State's licensed-facility file (data date 16 Sep 2026) names the licensee as St. Joseph Health Northern California LLC, a limited liability company, for this general acute care hospital (283 licensed beds (plus 15 at 151 Sotoyome St)). The licence lists the hospital as a Level II trauma centre and the 151 Sotoyome St site as a second location under the same licence. A licence names the operator, not the holder of title, and a nonprofit or exempt hospital does not appear in the County's principal-taxpayer table. The vesting deed is with the Sonoma County Recorder and the assessee is sold by the Assessor at $10 a parcel; neither was bought. |
Not established | —A |
| Kaiser Permanente Santa Rosa Medical Center 401 Bicentennial Way, Santa Rosa, CA 172 licensed beds |
Institutional | Not established a paid title search would answer it Not established. The State's licensed-facility file (data date 16 Sep 2026) names the licensee as Kaiser Foundation Hospitals, a nonprofit corporation, for this general acute care hospital (172 licensed beds). A licence names the operator, not the holder of title, and a nonprofit or exempt hospital does not appear in the County's principal-taxpayer table. The vesting deed is with the Sonoma County Recorder and the assessee is sold by the Assessor at $10 a parcel; neither was bought. |
Not established | —A |
| Sutter Santa Rosa Regional Hospital 30 Mark West Springs Rd, Santa Rosa, CA 124 licensed beds |
Institutional | Not established a paid title search would answer it Not established. The State's licensed-facility file (data date 16 Sep 2026) names the licensee as Sutter Bay Hospitals, a nonprofit corporation, for this general acute care hospital (124 licensed beds). A licence names the operator, not the holder of title, and a nonprofit or exempt hospital does not appear in the County's principal-taxpayer table. The vesting deed is with the Sonoma County Recorder and the assessee is sold by the Assessor at $10 a parcel; neither was bought. |
Not established | —A |
| Charles M. Schulz–Sonoma County Airport (STS) Airport Blvd, unincorporated Sonoma County, north-west of Santa Rosa |
Civic | County of Sonoma The County's FY2025 ACFR runs the airport as a major enterprise fund, 'activities related to the operations of the Charles M. Schultz Sonoma County Airport': passenger, cargo, corporate, military, firefighting and law-enforcement flights. Its net position fell $2.2M in FY2025 on lower FAA terminal grants. The ACFR shows operation through a County fund, not a deed, hence tier B for title. A point query at the airport against the County's city-limits layer (s11) returns no city: the airport sits on unincorporated County land north-west of Santa Rosa. |
Government | —B |
| Sonoma County Government Center (County campus) 575 Administration Dr, Santa Rosa, CA 95403 existing 1950s campus; planned 200,000 sq ft one-tower center |
Civic | County of Sonoma The County's 24 Jul 2024 release calls this 'the current County campus site in Santa Rosa', built in the 1950s; the Board approved a one-tower $308M, 200,000 sq ft centre for 800-1,000 staff, plus up to 1,000 homes on 9.3 acres along Mendocino Ave, after earlier plans for 1,700 staff in a new centre. On 25 Mar 2025 it signalled intent to buy 3850 and 3880 Brickway Blvd near the airport (126,000 sq ft) for $32M, appraisal-supported, for up to 525 staff; whether that closed was not read. The FY2025 ACFR sets aside funds for 'County Center Modernization'. Tier B: title inferred from 'County campus'. |
Government | —B |
| Santa Rosa Junior College, Santa Rosa campus Mendocino Ave, Santa Rosa, CA |
Institutional | Sonoma County Junior College District The District's audited FY2025 statements say it was established in 1918 with the founding of Santa Rosa Junior College and 'operates a campus in the City of Santa Rosa', a Petaluma campus, the Public Safety Training Center in Windsor, the Shone Agricultural Center in Forestville and SRJC Roseland in southwest Santa Rosa. District-wide capital assets: land $21.5M at historical cost and buildings $668.3M gross, after $108.2M of construction moved into service in FY2025. The $410M Measure H bond had $254.0M remaining at 30 June 2025. Land is not split by campus, so the owner is the District as a whole and the tier is B. The street is ours. |
Government | —B |
| SMART Santa Rosa Downtown station (Railroad Square) West of Wilson St between 4th and 5th Streets, Santa Rosa, CA |
Civic | Sonoma-Marin Area Rail Transit District SMART's FY2025 ACFR says the District was formed in 2003 as successor to the Northwestern Pacific Railroad Authority 'for the ownership and governance of a passenger rail system' and 'owns' a pathway within its right-of-way; the line runs 48 miles with 14 stations. Passenger Fund land at cost is $44.9M and Freight Fund land $7.3M. Wikipedia places the Downtown station at the former NWP station site west of Wilson St, opened 2017. The ACFR does not list the station parcel, so tier B. The historic 1903 depot building beside it is separately described as city-owned (see Railroad Square depot). |
Government | —B |
| Northwestern Pacific Railroad Depot (Railroad Square visitor centre) bottom of Fourth Street, Railroad Square, Santa Rosa, CA |
Civic | City of Santa Rosa Wikipedia's Santa Rosa article says the visitor bureau occupies 'the city-owned old railroad depot at the bottom of Fourth Street, in Historic Railroad Square'. The City's own site (srcity.org) returned a Cloudflare block, so no City document confirming title was read; tier B on a single secondary source. The depot was built in 1903 and is a contributing building of the Railroad Square Historic District (NRHP 1979). |
Government | —B |
| Old Courthouse Square Mendocino Ave and 4th St, downtown Santa Rosa, CA |
Civic | Not established the source would not open Not established. Wikipedia describes the downtown grid laid out 'with a public square in the center... now called Old Courthouse Square'; the courthouse that stood there is gone. A public square is very likely City right-of-way or City land, but the City's site (srcity.org) blocked automated access, and the County sells assessee names at $10 a parcel. No owner is therefore stated. |
Not established | —B |
| Fountaingrove (Tubbs Fire 2017 and Glass Fire 2020 burn area) Fountaingrove Pkwy area, north-east Santa Rosa, CA |
Land | Not established a paid title search would answer it Not established as one owner: Fountaingrove is a district of homes, offices, a golf course and Keysight's owned headquarters (above). The Tubbs Fire of October 2017 burned 36,807 acres and destroyed 5,643 structures, half of them homes in Santa Rosa, about 5% of the city's housing stock; the Fountaingrove Inn, the historic Round Barn and a Hilton hotel were destroyed. The article reports about 2,100 homes rebuilt as of a later source. The 2020 Glass Fire (67,484 acres, 1,555 structures) was a separate event. Rebuild sales show only in recorded deeds; no buyer is named. |
Not established | —B |
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The core land
The most valuable ground in the city, and what the public record says about it.
No free file of Sonoma County owners exists: the Assessor sells owner names by the parcel or as roll lists, and its free GIS layers omit them. The City of Santa Rosa's ACFR, which would carry the city's assessed value and its own ten largest taxpayers, sits on srcity.org, which blocked automated access, so the figures below come from County documents and SEC filings. Under Proposition 13 a sale resets value to price, so recent buyers sit high on the roll.
Sonoma County net assessment roll, 2026-27$131.75B (+3.73%)
$131,753,999,666, lien date 1 Jan 2026; record high, helped by clearing the post-Tubbs, Kincade and COVID assessment backlog. County Assessor press release, 1 Jul 2026. No Santa Rosa figure was published in it.
Largest county taxpayerPG&E: $33.4M in taxes, 2.19% of county total (2024/25)
County FY2025 ACFR Principal Revenue Taxpayers; Geysers Power Co. second ($16.6M). Keysight Technologies, headquartered in Santa Rosa, is fourth ($3.9M, 0.25%). Top ten together pay 4.65% of $1.526B. Amounts as stated by the County; County-wide, not city-only.
Santa Rosa Plaza, book value$131.3M gross carrying amount, unencumbered
Simon Property Group FY2025 10-K Schedule III: land $10.4M, buildings and improvements $121.0M, accumulated depreciation $84.5M; acquired 1998. Book cost, not a price or a value.
Transfer tax inside Santa Rosa$0.55 per $500 (County) + $2.00 per $1,000 (City)
Sonoma County Recorder DTT page; the City tax has no exemption for assumed loans. Together about $3.10 per $1,000 of price, shown on each recorded deed.
Land area of the city27,457 acres (42.9 sq mi)
County of Sonoma city-limits GIS layer, read Oct 2026.
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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.
Public bodies hold Santa Rosa's open ground and its institutions; the private side is led by a utility, Keysight's Fountaingrove campus and the two malls. The County's free GIS shows who manages park land inside city limits but no layer names owners of private or public parcels, and the City's own financial report could not be read. Figures are as each document states them: book cost of land, managed acreage or tax paid, not market value.
| Name | Type | Holdings as stated |
|---|---|---|
| State of California (Department of Parks and Recreation) The County's Parks and Parklands layer lists Annadel State Park under 'State Parks & Recreation'; its polygon intersects the Santa Rosa city limits but much of it lies outside, so the acreage is the park's, not the share inside the city. The layer records the managing agency, hence tier B for title. |
Government | Annadel State Park, 5,078 acres (GIS polygon intersecting city limits)B |
| County of Sonoma (incl. Regional Parks) County FY2025 ACFR: land at historical cost $357.2M governmental plus $27.7M business-type; the Administration Drive campus and the airport (unincorporated) are County holdings. Park acreage is from the County Parks layer intersected with city limits, polygons that cross the boundary counted whole. |
Government | $384.9M land at cost county-wide; 12 regional parks intersecting the city (1,494 acres incl. Taylor Mountain 1,082 and Spring Lake 361)B |
| City of Santa Rosa County Parks and Parklands layer, agency 'City Of Santa Rosa', intersected with city limits; largest Howarth Memorial Park (138 acres), A Place To Play (77) and Northwest Community Park (37). The City's ACFR land figure could not be read (srcity.org blocked). Acreage is our sum of GIS polygons. |
Government | 80 park polygons, about 661 acres (managing agency)B |
| Sonoma County Junior College District (Santa Rosa Junior College) Audited FY2025 statements; Santa Rosa campus and SRJC Roseland are in the city, other sites in Petaluma, Windsor and Forestville. |
Government | $21.5M land at cost; $668.3M buildings gross (district-wide)A |
| Santa Rosa City Schools (Santa Rosa Elementary and Santa Rosa High school districts) Count of school points in the County's Schools layer that fall inside Santa Rosa city limits, by district name. A school point shows a campus, not title; the districts' audited capital-asset notes sit under a robots-disallowed path on srcschools.org and were not read. Tier B. |
Government | 29 school sites inside city limits (14 elementary-district, 15 high-district)B |
| Sonoma Water (Sonoma County Water Agency) FY2025 ACFR: land $1.6M governmental and $11.8M business-type; also $107.4M of water storage rights and $6.0M of easements. Runs the Santa Rosa Aqueduct (1959); headquartered in Santa Rosa. Not split by city. |
Government | $13.4M land at cost (agency-wide)A |
| Sonoma-Marin Area Rail Transit District (SMART) FY2025 ACFR Note 3; the District owns the former NWP right-of-way through Santa Rosa, with Downtown (Railroad Square) and Santa Rosa North stations. |
Government | $52.2M land at cost (passenger $44.9M + freight $7.3M), 48 miles of lineA |
| Pacific Gas and Electric Company County FY2025 ACFR Principal Revenue Taxpayers: 2.19% of all county taxes (2nd in 2016 at $12.1M). Utility property is largely State-assessed; the table is County-wide and gives no Santa Rosa parcels. |
Public company | $33.4M property taxes, 1st in county (2024/25)A |
| Keysight Technologies, Inc. County FY2025 ACFR (3rd in 2016 at $2.4M); Keysight's 10-K says its executive offices at 1400 Fountaingrove Pkwy are an owned facility. |
Public company | $3.9M property taxes, 4th in county (2024/25); owned HQ campusA |
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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.
Santa Rosa has built slowly since the 2017 Tubbs Fire, which destroyed about 5% of its housing stock. Census permit files (12 months reported) show 441 single-unit homes in 2023 ($135.2M), 292 in 2024 ($107.6M) and 228 in 2025 ($85.3M). Units in 5+ unit buildings went from 899 (32 buildings, $206.0M) in 2023 to none in 2024 and 416 (16 buildings, $55.1M) in 2025. Many single-unit permits since 2018 are owners rebuilding on their own lots, which is why no national builder dominates. The City's permit records were not reachable, so no per-builder Santa Rosa count exists here. The leading local nonprofit affordable developer's site licenses its content for personal, non-commercial use only, so it was not used.
| Name | Type | Santa Rosa presence / homes |
|---|---|---|
| KB Home KB's FY2025 10-K lists 'Santa Rosa-Petaluma' among its California markets. The West Coast segment delivered 3,965 homes (4,316 in FY2024). The 10-K gives no Santa Rosa count. |
Public company | 3,965 homes delivered, West Coast segment FY2025A |
| Blackstone Real Estate Income Trust (rental housing owner) BREIT is an owner, not a builder, included as the largest institutional holder of Santa Rosa rental housing found in filings. Schedule III row under Affordable Housing: 1 property, encumbrance $27.4M, land $12.2M, buildings $55.3M initial cost, gross $68.9M, acquired 2021. No street address is given. |
Private equity | 1 affordable-housing property, $68.9M gross ('Santa Rosa, CA')A |
| Census permit total, all builders Not a company: the City-wide total from the Census Building Permits Survey, kept so the builder figures above can be read against it. 2025: 228 one-unit buildings ($85.3M); 2 buildings with 3-4 units (8 units); 16 buildings with 5+ units (416 units, $55.1M). |
Private company | 228 single-unit + 424 multi-unit units (2025)A |
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Commercial landlords
The commercial side, counted separately from housing: who holds the office, retail and industrial floor area.
Few listed landlords own Santa Rosa property. Simon's Santa Rosa Plaza is by far the largest filed holding; the city's other mall, Coddingtown, has been wholly owned by the local Codding family company since it bought back Simon's half in December 2017. Blackstone's BREIT holds an affordable-housing property and a select-service hotel, and CareTrust a 1960s skilled-nursing building. Twenty-odd other large REITs whose 10-Ks were searched (Essex, Kimco, Regency, Federal, Realty Income, Public Storage, Extra Space, Prologis, AvalonBay and others) list nothing in Santa Rosa. Figures are gross carrying amounts from Schedule III: cost on the books, not prices or values.
| Name | Type | Gross carrying amount / area |
|---|---|---|
| Simon Property Group 100% fee, acquired 1998, 97.9% leased, no mortgage. Also held 50% of Coddingtown Mall from 2005 until the end of 2017. |
REIT | $131.3M gross; 697,764 sq ft (Santa Rosa Plaza)A |
| Codding Enterprises Private family company; its own history page says it repurchased Simon's 50% stake in late December 2017 and owns the centre outright; it also runs the Coddingtown Plaza Business Park. No price or book value published. |
Family / private | Coddingtown Mall, 822,133 sq ft (Simon FY2016 10-K)B |
| Blackstone Real Estate Income Trust Schedule III: 1 affordable-housing property ($68.9M gross, $27.4M encumbrance, acquired 2021) and 1 select-service hotel ($16.2M gross, $6.3M encumbrance, acquired 2018). The filing gives the market, not the address or hotel brand. |
Private equity | $85.1M gross across 2 properties ('Santa Rosa, CA')A |
| CareTrust REIT Schedule III, Skilled Nursing Properties, 'Santa Rosa, CA': land $0.9M, buildings $3.3M gross, accumulated depreciation $2.7M; dates 1963 and 2006 as the filing gives them. |
REIT | $4.2M gross (1 skilled-nursing property)A |
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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.
- Title to the three hospitals: the State licence names St. Joseph Health Northern California LLC (Providence Santa Rosa Memorial), Kaiser Foundation Hospitals and Sutter Bay Hospitals as licensees; no deed, assessee record or bond disclosure was read.
- The City of Santa Rosa's own assessed value, ten largest taxpayers and land at cost: all are in its ACFR on srcity.org, which blocked access.
- Whether the County completed its purchase of 3850 and 3880 Brickway Blvd ($32M), scheduled for Board approval on 6 May 2025, and the current status of the County Center tower plan.
- Who owns the ground under Old Courthouse Square; the City is the likely holder but no document was read.
- The street addresses behind BREIT's 'Santa Rosa, CA' affordable-housing property and select-service hotel, and CareTrust's skilled-nursing property; the filings give only the market.
- Which county-wide principal taxpayers in the County ACFR ('Enclave Apartments Prop LLC', 'Oaks & Olives LLC', 2016's 'EMI Stanta Rosa LTD') hold property inside Santa Rosa; the table lists no parcels.
- Fountaingrove rebuild sales and owners after the 2017 and 2020 fires: visible only in recorded deeds (County $0.55/$500 plus City $2.00/$1,000 transfer tax), not bought.
- Santa Rosa City Schools' land at cost and acreage; the audited statements were not reachable under robots rules.
- Builder-by-builder Santa Rosa home counts; neither the City's permit records nor a builder's filing gives one.
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Sources
- Property Data for Sale to the Public (fees changed as of 07/01/2022): roll data $10/parcel; Property Profile $15/parcel; Secured Roll master lists with current owner $180/$210/$240 incl. 2,000 parcels; parcel data without owner name free on the County GIS Data page — County of Sonoma, Clerk-Recorder-Assessor · openA
- Documentary Transfer Tax: County $0.55 per $500 (minus loans assumed); Santa Rosa City Transfer Tax $2.00 per $1,000, collected in addition, no exemption for assumed loans — County of Sonoma, Clerk-Recorder · openA
- Parcels 2024-2025 (rovpublic) layer metadata: owner name withheld under CPRA; this version carries 'additional attributes licensed for internal use ONLY'; licence CC BY-PR 3.0 US 'Permission Required' — County of Sonoma, ISD-GIS Central / Clerk-Recorder-Assessor · openA
- Simon Property Group Form 10-K FY2025: Item 2 property table (Santa Rosa Plaza, Santa Rosa CA, Fee, 100.0%, Acquired 1998, 97.9% leased, 697,764 sq ft, anchors Macy's, Dave & Buster's) and Schedule III (encumbrances none; gross $131.3M) — Simon Property Group, Inc. (SEC EDGAR) · openA
- Simon Property Group Form 10-K FY2016: Coddingtown Mall, Santa Rosa CA, Fee, 50.0%, Acquired 2005, 67.8% leased, 822,133 sq ft; mortgage 2.42%, $10.65M, maturing 07/28/21 (Coddingtown absent from the FY2017 10-K) — Simon Property Group, Inc. (SEC EDGAR) · openA
- Our History: Codding Enterprises sold a 50% share of Coddingtown to Simon Property Group in 2005; 'In late December 2017, Coddingtown returned to fully local ownership after Codding Enterprises repurchased its 50% stake' — Codding Enterprises · openA
- Keysight Technologies Form 10-K FY2025 (year ended 31 Oct 2025): executive offices 'in an owned facility in Santa Rosa, California', 1400 Fountaingrove Parkway; 2021 restrictive covenant with HP on the Santa Rosa facility — Keysight Technologies, Inc. (SEC EDGAR) · openA
- Healthcare Facility Locations (licensed facilities file, data date 16 Sep 2026): Santa Rosa general acute care hospitals, licensees, entity types and bed capacity — California Department of Public Health via CHHS Open Data · openA
- County of Sonoma Annual Comprehensive Financial Report, fiscal year ended 30 June 2025: Principal Revenue Taxpayers (2025 vs 2016); capital assets; Airport Enterprise Fund; Capital Projects Fund for County Center Modernization — County of Sonoma, Auditor-Controller-Treasurer-Tax Collector · openA
- Press release, 1 July 2026: Sonoma County assessment roll increases to $131.7 billion (net roll $131,753,999,666, +3.73%, lien date 1 Jan 2026) — County of Sonoma, Clerk-Recorder-Assessor · openA
- City Limits (Permit Sonoma) layer: City of Santa Rosa 27,457.44 acres (42.90 sq mi); point query at the airport returns no city — County of Sonoma, Permit Sonoma GIS · openA
- Sonoma County Junior College District, Financial Statements with Independent Auditor's Report, year ended 30 June 2025: description of district and campuses; capital assets (land $21,491,672; buildings $668.3M gross); Measure H $410M bond — Sonoma County Junior College District (Santa Rosa Junior College) · openA
- Sonoma-Marin Area Rail Transit District ACFR, year ended 30 June 2025: District owns the passenger rail system and right-of-way; 48 miles, 14 stations; Note 3 capital assets (Passenger Fund land $44.9M; Freight Fund land $7.3M) — Sonoma-Marin Area Rail Transit District · openA
- Press release, 24 July 2024: Board approves project scope for a 200,000 sq ft, one-tower $308M government center on the current County campus, with up to 1,000 housing units on a 9.3-acre portion; lease with option to purchase 400 Aviation Blvd — County of Sonoma · openA
- Press release, 25 March 2025: Board signals intent to purchase 3850 and 3880 Brickway Blvd (126,000 sq ft, built 2001) for $32 million, supported by an independent appraisal; board approval scheduled 6 May — County of Sonoma · openA
- Tubbs Fire (article): 36,807 acres; 5,643 structures destroyed, half of them homes in Santa Rosa; Fountaingrove Inn, Round Barn and a Hilton hotel destroyed; ~5% of the city's housing stock destroyed — Wikipedia · openA
- Santa Rosa, California (article): visitor centre in 'the city-owned old railroad depot at the bottom of Fourth Street, in Historic Railroad Square' — Wikipedia · openA
- Santa Rosa Downtown station (article): SMART station west of Wilson St between 4th and 5th Streets at the site of the ex-Northwestern Pacific Railroad station; opened 2017 — Wikipedia · openA
- Parks and Parklands layer (AGENCY field = managing agency), intersected with Santa Rosa city limits — County of Sonoma, ISD-GIS · openA
- Sonoma Water (Sonoma County Water Agency) ACFR, year ended 30 June 2025: capital assets, land $13,399,219 (governmental $1.6M, business-type $11.8M); Santa Rosa Aqueduct (1959); City of Santa Rosa among prime water contractors — Sonoma Water · openA
- Blackstone Real Estate Income Trust Form 10-K FY2025, Schedule III: 'Santa Rosa, CA' rows under Affordable Housing (1 property) and Select Service Hotels (1 property) — Blackstone Real Estate Income Trust, Inc. (SEC EDGAR) · openA
- CareTrust REIT Form 10-K FY2025, Schedule III: Skilled Nursing Properties, 'Santa Rosa, CA' — CareTrust REIT, Inc. (SEC EDGAR) · openA
- KB Home Form 10-K FY2025 (year to 30 Nov 2025): California markets include 'Santa Rosa-Petaluma'; West Coast segment 3,965 homes delivered — KB Home (SEC EDGAR) · openA
- Building Permits Survey, West Region place files 2023, 2024, 2025 (annual): Santa Rosa (FIPS place 70098) — U.S. Census Bureau · openA
- Schools layer (California school directory points), intersected with Santa Rosa city limits — County of Sonoma, ISD-GIS · openA