Savannah, Georgia
Savannah's owners of record are public and free: SAGIS publishes Chatham County's whole parcel digest, owner, value and last sale price included, as open data, and it shows a city whose biggest ground is held by the City, the State's port authority, the airport commission and the school board.
12 buildings · 12 with an owner established · 21 sources · 8 tier A · 4 tier B · prepared 2026-10-21
Can you find out who owns it?
Georgia records title by deed with the Clerk of Superior Court in each county, indexed statewide by the GSCCCA, whose online search costs $14.95 a month (Premium $29.95). Sale prices are on the record because the seller declares them on Form PT-61 to pay a transfer tax of $1 per $1,000. In Chatham County the Board of Assessors' yearly parcel digest is published free by SAGIS, the county's shared GIS, as open data: all 125,326 parcels with owner of record, mailing address, fair market value, deed book and page, and last sale price and date. The current digest is the 2025 one, updated 6 May 2025.
Is ownership public?An open dataset names the owner
Cost of one title searchOwner of record free: SAGIS 'Parcel Digest 2025' open-data layer (no login) and, one parcel at a time, the Board of Assessors' qPublic Records Search (not read: Cloudflare). Statewide deed index (GSCCCA): Regular account $14.95/month, Premium $29.95/month, certified search $15.00 (eff. 1 Jul 2025). Transfer tax $1 per $1,000 of price (O.C.G.A. 48-6-1)
Bulk ownership dataSAGIS Open Data 'Parcel Digest 2025' (pub.sagis.org OpenData/Parcels MapServer layer 27): 125,326 Chatham County parcels with owner, mailing address, property address, municipality code, fair market value (land/building), property use, acres, year built, last sale price and date, sale quality and deed book/page; free, no login, 2,000 records per request; updated 6 May 2025. Yearly digests back to 2016 and historic parcels to 1998 on the same service. Item licence: 'Available for public use and download via the SAGIS Open Data website'
Sale pricesEvery sale, with its address
Sites that forbid taking their 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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Savannah City Hall 2 E Bay St, Savannah |
Civic | Mayor and Aldermen of the City of Savannah Digest parcel 20004 09001, legal description 'CITY HALL', owner of record MAYOR & ALDERMEN OF SAVANNAH: 0.18 acres, fair market value $9,070,900, exempt use E1. No sale on the digest. Wikipedia: completed 1905 and opened 2 Jan 1906 at a cost of $250,000, six floors (s11). |
Government | —A |
| Enmarket Arena 620 Stiles Ave, Savannah |
Civic | Mayor and Aldermen of the City of Savannah Digest parcel 20030 08003, owner of record MAYOR & ALDERMEN OF THE CITY OF SAVANNAH: 6.97 acres 'formerly Central of Georgia' railroad land, fair market value $140,048,000, the City's most valuable parcel. The digest records a July 2012 conveyance of the land at $440,000 (unqualified, book 379N page 859). Wikipedia names the City as owner and Oak View Group as operator; opened February 2022 (s8). |
Government | —A |
| Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport Airways Ave, Savannah 3,181 acres (main digest parcel) |
Civic | Savannah Airport Commission Digest parcel 20984 01001, owner of record SAVANNAH AIRPORT COMMISSION, 'PT OF TRAVIS FIELD + LAND N OF TRAVIS FIELD': 3,181.03 acres, fair market value $60,882,400. The Commission holds 74 parcels and 3,638 acres inside the city, several of them improvements-only lease parcels for hotels and hangars (e.g. 1001 Davidson Dr, $38.2M). Wikipedia names the Commission as owner and operator and gives 3,650 acres (s9). |
Government | —A |
| Hunter Army Airfield Hunter Army Airfield, Savannah 5,201 acres (digest parcel) |
Institutional | United States of America (Department of the Army) Digest parcel 20165 01001, owner of record UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, 'TCT BEING HUNTER AIR BASE': 5,201.0 acres, fair market value $104,020,000, exempt. It is the largest single parcel in the city. Wikipedia: part of Fort Stewart, owned by the Department of Defense and operated by the US Army, 11,375-ft runway (s10). |
Government | —A |
| Savannah Convention Center 1 International Dr, Hutchinson Island, Savannah |
Civic | State of Georgia Digest parcel 20436 01003, owner of record STATE OF GEORGIA: 22.34 acres on Hutchinson Island, fair market value $107,115,300, exempt. The digest records a January 2002 conveyance at $17,700,000, marked unqualified (book 231E page 157). No document opened says which state body operates the center, and that the parcel is the convention center rests on the address alone. |
Government | —B |
| Plant Riverside District (JW Marriott) 300-500 W River St, Savannah |
Hotel | Plant Riverside LLC Three digest parcels in the name PLANT RIVERSIDE LLC: 400 W River St (hotel, 1.66 ac, $60.0M), 300 W River St (1.10 ac, $52.5M) and 500 W River St (former Georgia Power land, 1.12 ac, $37.5M); together $150.0M fair market value. All three were conveyed in Dec 2022 with no price (unqualified, book 2990 page 388). Wikipedia describes a JW Marriott in the 1912 power plant, opened 2020, and cites the Kessler Collection's own release of a '$375 Million Redevelopment' (s13). No filing opened names the LLC's members. |
Private company | —A |
| Oglethorpe Mall 7804 Abercorn St, Savannah 943,801 sq ft GLA |
Retail | Oglethorpe Mall L.L.C. (Brookfield Properties) Four digest parcels in the name OGLETHORPE MALL L L C, 49.0 acres, fair market value $79.6M; the main parcel (44.25 ac) is $70.0M, with the former Rich's and J C Penney tracts. All were conveyed in Sep 1999 (book 206V page 441), no price. Wikipedia says the mall 'is owned and operated by Brookfield Properties' (infobox: owner GGP) and that the former Sears became the Madison Oak apartments (s12). No filing opened ties the LLC to Brookfield, hence tier B. |
REIT | —B |
| Memorial Health University Medical Center 4700 Waters Ave, Savannah |
Institutional | Savannah Health Services, LLC (HCA Healthcare) Digest parcel 20105 10008, owner of record SAVANNAH HEALTH SERVICES LLC: 52.91 acres, fair market value $174,310,000, conveyed Jan 2018 with no price stated (unqualified, book 1272 page 75). The adjoining 1300 E 66th St parcel, legal description 'PARCEL 1 MEMORIAL MEDICAL CENTER' (13.52 ac, $54.9M), went to the same entity in 2018 for $19,595,600 (unqualified). The entity holds 120 parcels and $279.0M in the city. HCA's 2025 10-K Exhibit 21 lists Savannah Health Services, LLC as a subsidiary (s14), hence tier B. |
Public company | —B |
| Georgia Southern University, Armstrong Campus 11935 Abercorn St, Savannah 205.75 acres |
Institutional | Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia Digest parcel 20781 02003, owner of record BOARD OF REGENTS OF THE / UNIVERSITY SYSTEM OF GEORGIA: 205.75 acres, fair market value $149,525,700, exempt. A 2.96-acre tract 'within Armstrong State College property' is held by GEORGIA EDUCATION AUTHORITY UNIVERSITY ($14.5M). The Board of Regents holds 6 parcels and 256.9 acres in the city. |
Government | —A |
| Hyatt Regency Savannah 2 W Bay St, Savannah |
Hotel | HH Savannah LLC Digest parcel 20004 08001, owner of record HH SAVANNAH LLC, front and rear wharf lots 7-9 on the river: 1.08 acres, fair market value $78,113,800. Next door at 102 W Bay St, INLAND AMERICAN LODGING SAVANNAH L L C holds a 0.17-acre hotel parcel ($33.5M) bought for $45,000,000 in Aug 2012 (qualified sale). Who stands behind HH Savannah LLC was not established. |
Private company | $45,000,000 2004-07 Price on the 2025 digest's last-sale fields, marked unqualified (U), deed book 273B page 152. A |
| Westin Savannah Harbor resort 1 Resort Dr, Hutchinson Island, Savannah |
Hotel | Canis Harbor Hotel LLC Digest parcel 20436 01011, owner of record CANIS HARBOR HOTEL LLC: 6.82 acres, fair market value $65,836,900. The same entity holds 6 parcels and 299 acres on Hutchinson Island ($74.8M), which appears to include the golf course. That 1 Resort Dr is the Westin rests on the address; no page opened names the hotel, and the LLC's members were not established. |
Private company | $78,282,000 2021-06 Price on the 2025 digest's last-sale fields, marked unqualified (U), deed book 2434 page 576. B |
| Ocean Terminal (Georgia Ports Authority) 701 W River St / W Bay St, Savannah 420 acres in the city (20 parcels) |
Industrial | Georgia Ports Authority Owner of record GEORGIA PORTS AUTHORITY on 20 city parcels, 420.4 acres, $58.2M: the largest is 701 W River St (73.22 ac, 'tract on Savannah River'), with Ocean Terminal wharf lots and the '83 additions to Ocean Terminal' on W Bay St and two Hutchinson Island tracts (70.4 and 91.0 ac). The Garden City Terminal is not in the City of Savannah: its GPA parcels carry municipality code 010, unincorporated Chatham County (s15). |
Government | —A |
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The core land
The most valuable ground in the city, and what the public record says about it.
Computed from the Board of Assessors' 2025 digest as published by SAGIS (updated 6 May 2025), restricted to parcels coded to the City of Savannah (020, plus 288 downtown parcels coded T020). Values are fair market values for tax year 2025, not prices; exempt public property is valued far below replacement cost.
Parcels in the City59,104 parcels; $30.87B fair market value
62,592 acres on the digest against a 74,208-acre city boundary (s15). Single-family residential (R3): 49,731 parcels, $14.42B. Exempt (E codes): 3,147 parcels, $5.37B, 22,033 acres. Total assessment on the digest: $10.10B.
Highest-valued parcel$174.3M - 4700 Waters Ave (Memorial hospital campus)
Savannah Health Services LLC, 52.91 acres. Next: SEDA's 100 Landmark Blvd W ($154.6M) and 125 Crossroads Pkwy ($153.6M), the Armstrong campus ($149.5M) and Enmarket Arena ($140.0M).
Downtown map pages (PINs 2000x-2001x)3,495 parcels; $4.85B; 1,100.6 acres
Parcels whose PIN begins 2000 or 2001: the map pages holding City Hall (20004 09001), the riverfront hotels and Plant Riverside, including the 288 T020 parcels ($817.5M).
Sale prices on the digest35,781 of 59,104 city parcels carry a last-sale price
Countywide 78,483 of 125,326. Median qualified 2024 sale of a built single-family parcel: $335,000 (2,453 sales).
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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 Savannah's biggest ground. The federal government's Hunter Army Airfield (5,201 acres) and the Savannah Airport Commission (3,638 acres) are the largest blocks, and the Savannah Economic Development Authority holds title to more than $1B of warehouses and plants inside the city, which it leases to their occupiers. The City itself holds 1,152 parcels. Among private holders, one plantation company owns almost 8,000 acres of marsh and woodland on the city's south side. Figures are parcels in the owner's name on the Board of Assessors' 2025 digest carrying Savannah's municipality code (020, and 288 downtown parcels coded T020), with the digest's fair market value and acres.
| Name | Type | Holdings, 2025 digest, City of Savannah |
|---|---|---|
| United States of America (Hunter Army Airfield and federal buildings) Hunter Army Airfield alone is 5,201 acres ($104.0M). The rest are downtown federal buildings: 100 W Oglethorpe Ave ($20.4M), 122 Barnard St ($18.5M) and 125 Bull St ($16.6M), plus 18.3 acres at 1001 Tibet Rd. |
Government | 9 parcels, 5,234.7 acres, $181.2MA |
| Savannah Airport Commission The airfield parcel (3,181 acres) and lease parcels ('LEASE PIN', 'IMPROVEMENTS ONLY') carrying hotels and hangars. Gulfstream Aerospace Corp is carried at $88.1M for improvements only at 1 Product Support Way, 'located on State of GA property' (second owner line '(STATE OF GA/SEDA)'). |
Government | 74 parcels, 3,638.2 acres, $293.9MA |
| Savannah Economic Development Authority The most valuable holder in the city. Its largest city parcels are warehouses and plants under use code 584: 100 Landmark Blvd W ($154.6M, 99.5 ac), 125 Crossroads Pkwy ($153.6M, 325.6 ac), 200 Landmark Blvd E ($105.8M), 125 Feldspar Dr ($101.5M) and 503 Morgan Lakes Industrial Blvd ($78.4M). Several county-wide holdings are on land described as 'lands of GA Ports Authority'. Why title sits with the Authority was not read in any lease or bond document. |
Government | 87 parcels, 3,014.0 acres, $1,042.1M (144 parcels, $3.74B county-wide)A |
| Mayor and Aldermen of the City of Savannah Held as MAYOR & ALDERMEN OF SAVANNAH (1,050) and four longer spellings. Includes Enmarket Arena (620 Stiles Ave, $140.0M), City Hall and the squares' surrounds. The City is the largest holder by parcel count. |
Government | 1,152 parcels, 2,804.5 acres, $643.2MA |
| Chatham County Largest is the county jail tract at 1050 Carl Griffin Dr ($74.4M, 35 ac), then 135 acres at 1395 Eisenhower Dr and the juvenile center. The joint Chatham County/City of Savannah Land Bank Authority holds another 100 parcels (16.8 ac, $11.7M), many in Savannah Gardens. |
Government | 141 parcels, 1,382.3 acres, $189.4MA |
| Board of Education Held as BOARD OF EDUCATION; the digest does not give the board's full name. The second most valuable public holder in the city after SEDA. |
Government | 80 parcels, 617.5 acres, $562.3MA |
| Georgia Ports Authority Ocean Terminal and Hutchinson Island tracts. GPA's much larger Garden City Terminal holdings lie in unincorporated Chatham County (code 010), not in the city. |
Government | 20 parcels, 420.4 acres, $58.2MA |
| State of Georgia (incl. Department of Transportation) STATE OF GEORGIA (30 parcels), DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION and GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION (26). The largest is the convention center tract at 1 International Dr ($107.1M). |
Government | 56 parcels, 345.7 acres, $249.2MA |
| Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia Chiefly the Armstrong campus at 11935 Abercorn St (205.75 ac, $149.5M). Georgia Education Authority holds 3 more (10.1 ac, $19.0M). |
Government | 39 parcels, 282.6 acres, $182.9MA |
| Housing Authority of Savannah Public-housing sites and scattered lots across the city. |
Government | 230 parcels, 265.6 acres, $187.4MA |
| Savannah College of Art and Design, Inc. Held under five spellings (SAVANNAH COLLEGE OF ART & DESIGN INC and others), mostly buildings in the downtown wards. |
Institution | 105 parcels, 88.3 acres, $471.7MA |
| Candler Hospital, Inc. and St. Joseph's Hospital, Inc. St. Joseph's at 11705 Mercy Blvd ($77.4M) and Candler at 5353 Reynolds St ($24.0M), with medical-office tracts. |
Institution | 33 parcels, 78.8 acres, $159.7MA |
| Vallambrosa Plantation LLC The largest private landholder in the city by area: marsh, hammock and woodland off Chevis Rd and Grove Point Rd, valued low (use codes J4/J5). A 12.84-acre hammock went to the LLC for $6,850,000 in 2014 per the digest. Its members were not established. |
Private company | 13 parcels, 7,972.8 acres, $4.4MA |
| CSX Transportation, Inc. Rail corridor and yards, held as CSX TRANSPORTATION INC and variants, plus one CSX Realty Development Corp parcel. Norfolk Southern holds 6 parcels (14.1 ac). Georgia Power Company holds 53 parcels (104.8 ac, $13.0M). |
Public company | 23 parcels, 571.1 acres, $12.9MA |
| New Hampstead Holdings LLC Undeveloped land in the New Hampstead development west of I-95, e.g. 860 acres at 2400 Fort Argyle Rd and 460 acres at 401 John Carter Rd, bought in 2017 at $6,767,291 (digest). Builders and HOAs hold the platted sections. |
Developer | 12 parcels, 1,783.7 acres, $11.4MA |
| Girl Scout organisations (Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia; Girl Scouts of the USA) Rose Dhu Island camp (1,224.45 ac, $6.6M) and, downtown, 142 Bull St ($14.2M). |
Institution | 4 parcels, 1,225.1 acres, $22.3MA |
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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.
Savannah permits roughly 550 new homes a year, almost all single-family: the Census Bureau counted 534 one-unit homes ($138.0M) and 16 units in two-unit buildings in 2025, after 565 one-unit homes in 2024, with no buildings of five or more units reported either year (s21). Building is concentrated on the annexed west side around New Hampstead and Godley Station, where national builders work alongside regional ones and a land-banking REIT holds lots. Figures count parcels in each builder's name inside the city on the 2025 digest - lots and unsold homes, not homes built; no league table of Savannah starts by builder was found. Builders named after a person are left out.
| Name | Type | Parcels held inside the city, 2025 digest |
|---|---|---|
| Landmark 24 Homes (Landmark 24 Homes of Savannah LLC; of Georgia LLC) Lots and homes, 18.5 acres, $17.9M; 76 of them lots with no building value. |
Private company | 118 parcelsA |
| Millrose Properties Georgia, LLC 115 residential lots with no building value (55.8 ac, $5.0M). Millrose is a homesite-option REIT; its 2025 10-K Exhibit 21.1 lists the Georgia LLC (s19). |
REIT | 116 parcelsB |
| Beacon New Homes, LLC 88 residential parcels (73 of the main entity's are lots with no building value) and two agricultural tracts; 182.8 acres, $10.2M. |
Private company | 93 parcelsA |
| D.R. Horton, Inc. Held as DR HORTON INC (71) and D R HORTON INC (18); 28.0 acres, $13.0M. The parent company itself holds title here. |
Public company | 89 parcelsA |
| Clayton Properties Group, Inc. (Berkshire Hathaway) 54 residential lots and homes and one agricultural tract, 122.4 acres, $5.5M. Berkshire Hathaway's 2025 Exhibit 21 lists Clayton Properties Group, Inc. (s17). |
Public company | 55 parcelsB |
| Lennar Georgia, LLC Includes 531 and 104 acres at 2400 and 2300 Little Neck Rd in New Hampstead, bought together in 2024 for $14,054,900 per the digest. Lennar's FY2025 Exhibit 21 lists Lennar Georgia, LLC (s18). |
Public company | 28 parcels, 687.5 acresB |
| Dream Finders Homes LLC 3.7 acres, $5.8M. K. Hovnanian entities at New Hampstead hold 10. |
Public company | 21 parcelsA |
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Commercial landlords
The commercial side, counted separately from housing: who holds the office, retail and industrial floor area.
Savannah's private commercial wealth sits in port-driven warehouses on the city's west side, riverfront hotels, and suburban apartment complexes along Benton Blvd and Chatham Pkwy. Many of the largest warehouses are titled to the Savannah Economic Development Authority rather than to their users (see landowners), so the private list understates industrial holdings. Figures are 2025 digest fair market values for parcels inside the city.
| Name | Type | Fair market value inside the city, 2025 digest |
|---|---|---|
| Duke Realty Limited Partnership (incl. Duke Realty Tax Advisors LLC) Warehouses at Portside Ct and Jimmy DeLoach Pkwy in the American Ports Services and Crossroads Business Center subdivisions; largest 175 Portside Ct ($51.3M, 62.25 ac) and 235 Jimmy DeLoach Pkwy ($49.6M). No price on the conveyances (2010-2020). No filing opened shows who now controls the partnership. |
REIT | 8 parcels, 210.9 acres, $185.8MA |
| Exeter 380 Fort Argyle, L.P. and Exeter 394 Fort Argyle, L.P. Warehouses at 380 and 394 Fort Argyle Rd, bought in Aug 2023 for $97,050,000 and $23,350,000 (qualified sales, books 3171 pages 610 and 606). The largest qualified commercial purchase on the city's digest found. |
Private equity | 2 parcels, 137.7 acres, $112.6MA |
| Dollar Tree Distribution, Inc. Distribution center at 151 Crossroads Pkwy, conveyed Dec 2021 with no price; the second most valuable taxable parcel in the city. |
Public company | 1 parcel, 59.6 acres, $110.1MA |
| Oglethorpe Mall L.L.C. The city's regional mall; Wikipedia says it is owned and operated by Brookfield Properties (s12). |
REIT | 4 parcels, 49.0 acres, $79.6MB |
| CenterPoint Properties Trust Warehouses at 2385 Tremont Rd ($51.6M; bought Apr 2016 for $22,600,000, qualified) and 320 Telfair Rd ($25.0M; Feb 2016, $15,350,000, qualified). |
Private company | 4 parcels, 55.3 acres, $79.4MA |
| Merritt at Godley Station LLC Apartments at 1515 and 1475 Benton Blvd, the largest multifamily holding by value in the city. Land bought Oct 2002 for $2,850,000 (qualified). Members not established. Other large complexes nearby are held by single-asset LLCs (PRG Belmont LLC $72.1M, Marion Lake Owner LLC $70.7M, SREIT Parkside at Highlands L.L.C. $55.2M). |
Private company | 2 parcels, 50.9 acres, $112.3MA |
| American Homes 4 Rent (AH4R Properties LLC, AH4R Properties Two LLC, American Homes 4 Rent Properties Eight LLC, AMH 2015-1 Borrower LP) The largest single-family rental landlord on the city digest. AMH's 2025 10-K gives 1,024 homes in its Savannah/Hilton Head market, $227.0M gross book value, 93.5% occupied, $2,355 average rent; its Exhibit 21.1 lists all four entities (s16). Other company holders of occupied houses are far smaller: Galin Mortgage Lending LLC (149 houses, $17.4M) and Drayton Street Lofts LLC (89 units). |
REIT | 154 houses in the city, $50.1M; 1,024 homes in the Savannah/Hilton Head market (10-K)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.
- Who stands behind the single-asset LLCs that hold the marquee hotels and apartments (Plant Riverside LLC, HH Savannah LLC, Canis Harbor Hotel LLC, Merritt at Godley Station LLC). Wikipedia ties Plant Riverside to the Kessler Collection as developer, but no filing opened names the LLC's members.
- Who now controls Duke Realty Limited Partnership. No filing was opened on the point, so no parent is named.
- Whether the 1 International Dr parcel (State of Georgia) is the Savannah Convention Center and which state authority runs it; Wikipedia has no article at /wiki/Savannah_Convention_Center.
- That 1 Resort Dr is the Westin Savannah Harbor; Wikipedia's article title did not resolve and no hotel page was read.
- Why SEDA holds title to more than $1B of warehouses in the city (no SEDA lease or bond document was read).
- Ownership after 6 May 2025: the open digest is a yearly snapshot, and the current-year layer on badcompany.sagis.org did not answer. Sales since then are not on the record used.
- Whether 'unqualified' (U) sale prices on the digest reflect market prices. The Board of Assessors' code list was not read; prices marked U are quoted as recorded.
- Chatham County Clerk of Superior Court deed copy fees were not read.
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- Parcel Digest 2025, layer 27 of OpenData/Parcels MapServer (125,326 Chatham County parcels; fields Owner, Owner2, Mailing_*, PropAddress_Full, Municipality, FairMarketValue, FMV_Land, FMV_Building, Property_Use, Acres, YearBuilt, Sale_Price, Sale_YY/MM/DD, Sale_Quality, Sale_Book, Sale_Page, Total_Assessment; Date_Updated 6 May 2025; copyright 'SAGIS, BOA Historical Parcel Digests for Chatham County'); full attribute read 21 Oct 2026 — SAGIS (Savannah Area Geographic Information System: Chatham County, City of Savannah, MPC), from the Chatham County Board of Assessors' digest · openA
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