Springfield, Missouri
The City of Springfield's own GIS service publishes the Greene County Assessor's owner, appraised value and last sale date for every parcel in the county, free; Missouri deeds carry no price and Greene County collects one only on a voluntary questionnaire.
12 buildings · 12 with an owner established · 19 sources · 7 tier A · 5 tier B · prepared 2026-10-15
Can you find out who owns it?
Missouri records title by deed with each county's Recorder of Deeds; there is no state title register. In Greene County the Assessor's Property Search portal names the owner of every parcel free, and the City of Springfield's public GIS map service carries the same Assessor fields (owner, mailing address, appraised and assessed value, acreage, last sale date and deed book/page) for all 123,884 county parcels with no login or licence. Recording a deed costs $26 for the first page. Missouri is a non-disclosure state: deeds carry no price, and Greene County asks buyers for the price only on a sales verification questionnaire whose answers are not published.
Is ownership public?An open dataset names the owner
Cost of one title searchOwner of record free (Greene County Assessor Property Search; City of Springfield GIS parcel layer). Recorder: real estate documents $26.00 first page, $3.00 each additional page; copies $1.00 per page; certification $1.00 per document.
Bulk ownership dataCity of Springfield GIS 'GisViewer' map service, layer 66 'Parcels' (Greene County Assessor attributes: owner, care-of, mailing address, situs, class, land use, land/building appraised and assessed value, acres, year built, last sale date and deed book/page), 123,884 parcels, free, no registration, 1,000 rows per request, no licence stated. The Assessor's own disclaimer says its information is 'solely for personal use and cannot be sold'.
Sale pricesNo transaction data published
Sites that forbid taking their data
- greenecountymo.gov — “'We reserve the right to restrict usage that may compromise the performance or security of our web site. Such usage may include but is not limited to malicious probes or attacks as well as attempts to mirror web site data using automated data retrieval programs.' The Assessor's disclaimer adds: 'The information provided herewith is solely for personal use and cannot be sold.'”
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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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bass Pro Shops Outdoor World (flagship) 1935 S Campbell Ave, Springfield |
Retail | Bass Pro Outdoor World LLC The county roll names BASS PRO OUTDOOR WORLD LLC on the 12.35-acre flagship parcel, appraised at $18,924,500, with a commercial year built of 1965 and a last sale dated 21 Oct 2010 (no price; Missouri deeds carry none). The same entity holds 1900 S Campbell Ave across the road (7.65 acres, $3.28M). Bass Pro Shops is privately held (trade name of BPS Direct, LLC, per its Wikipedia article, s9). Only the company is named here. |
Private company | —A |
| Bass Pro Shops headquarters campus 2500 E Kearney St, Springfield |
Office | Bass Pro, Inc. The roll names BASS PRO INC on a 123.6-acre parcel at 2500 E Kearney St, appraised at $19,363,100 (land $3.03M, buildings $16.33M), commercial year built 1967, planning class industrial/manufacturing; the deed of record is dated 1 Dec 1999. Bass Pro LLC holds 2425 E Kearney St nearby (1.74 acres, $1.83M). Across Greene County, Bass Pro-named entities hold 44 parcels, about 192 acres, $63.1M appraised. |
Private company | —A |
| O'Reilly Auto Parts headquarters 233 S Patterson Ave, Springfield 0.6M sq ft of corporate office space in Springfield, 'substantially all of which was owned' (O'Reilly FY2025 10-K) |
Office | Ozark Automotive Distributors, Inc. (O'Reilly Automotive) 100% subsidiary (Exhibit 21.1) O'Reilly's FY2025 10-K gives 233 South Patterson Avenue as its principal executive office and says its Springfield corporate offices total 0.6 million sq ft, substantially all owned. The county roll names OZARK AUTOMOTIVE DISTRIBUTORS on 233 S Patterson (11.25 acres, $6,519,100) and on 330 S Patterson (16.73 acres, $10,602,900, last deed a quitclaim of 14 May 2026). Exhibit 21.1 lists Ozark Automotive Distributors, Inc. (Missouri) as a wholly owned subsidiary. The 10-K also says 66 stores are leased from entities that include affiliated directors or their families; those entities are not named here. |
Public company | —B |
| Great Southern Bank Arena (formerly JQH Arena) Missouri State University campus, Springfield (parcel 88-13-24-406-007) |
Institutional | Board of Governors of Missouri State University The arena's coordinates (Wikipedia, s10) fall in a 3.97-acre parcel the roll lists under BOARD OF GOVERNORS OF MSU, with no sale date and no appraised value (university land is carried at zero). Wikipedia gives the owner as Missouri State University, 10,542 seats, opened 13 Nov 2008 at a cost of $67M, and naming rights sold to Great Southern Bank for $5.5M in 2022. |
Government | —B |
| Mercy Hospital Springfield 1235 E Cherokee St / 2115 S Fremont Ave, Springfield |
Institutional | St. John's Regional Health Center The 76.43-acre campus parcel at 1235 E Cherokee St is held on the roll as ST JOHNS REGIONAL HEALTH CTR, appraised at $40,361,700 (commercial year built 1952, last deed a warranty deed of 14 Aug 2001). CMS's Hospital General Information lists MERCY HOSPITAL SPRINGFIELD, 'Voluntary non-profit - Private', at 2115 S Fremont Ave, which the Census geocoder places on the edge of this parcel (s12). No document we opened states the corporate link between the St. John's name on the roll and Mercy, so the roll's owner name is given as is. Mercy-named entities hold other parcels, e.g. MERCY HOSPITAL SPRINGFIELD at 4431 S Fremont Ave (8.56 acres, exempt). |
Institution | —B |
| Cox Medical Center South (CoxHealth) 3801 S National Ave, Springfield |
Institutional | CoxHealth The roll names CoxHealth's hospital corporation, under its pre-1993 corporate name, on the 45.31-acre parcel at 3801 S National Ave (appraised taxable portion $738,300; most of the campus is exempt). Wikipedia (s11) says that corporation became Cox Health Systems in 1993 and CoxHealth in 2002, a not-for-profit system; Cox South is its 10-storey, 706-bed main campus completed in 1985. CMS lists COX MEDICAL CENTERS at this address, 'Voluntary non-profit - Private' (s12). The system's entities hold 42 parcels county-wide, about 295 acres. |
Institution | —B |
| Battlefield Mall 2825 S Glenstone Ave, Springfield 1,180,247 sq ft (Simon FY2025 10-K) |
Retail | Simon Property Group 100.0% legal ownership; 'Fee and Ground Lease (2056)' Simon's FY2025 10-K lists Battlefield Mall (built 1970) at 100.0% ownership, held in fee and under a ground lease expiring 2056, 97.8% occupied, anchors Macy's, Dillard's, JCPenney and Dick's House of Sport. Schedule III carries it at $114.5M gross cost with $83.8M accumulated depreciation and no encumbrance. On the county roll the address has two owners: BATTLEFIELD MALL LLC (18.8 acres, $22,516,300) and CEDAR HILLS INVESTMENT CO LLC (51.65 acres, $12,125,500); no filing we opened says which holds the ground under the lease. |
REIT | —A |
| Springfield-Branson National Airport 2300 N Airport Blvd, Springfield |
Civic | City of Springfield The terminal parcel (320.32 acres, exempt, last warranty deed 17 Feb 2005) and the airfield parcel at 5250 W Depot Rd (400.1 acres) are held by the CITY OF SPRINGFIELD on the roll; one more parcel is held as 'City of Springfield / Airport Board'. Wikipedia (s13) gives the City as owner and the Springfield Airport Board as operator. City-owned land is carried at zero appraised value. |
Government | —A |
| Hammons Field 925 E Trafficway St, Springfield |
Civic | City of Springfield The ballpark parcel (11.54 acres, exempt) is held by the CITY OF SPRINGFIELD; its last recorded deed is dated 29 Jan 2019, and the City took warranty deeds on 29 Mar 2023 to two adjoining parcels (4.46 and 0.77 acres). Council voted 8-0, with one member recorded 'present', and approved a lease keeping the Double-A team in the park through 2037 (KSMU). Wikipedia says the park opened in 2004 at a cost of $32M and was renamed Route 66 Stadium in May 2026. The team itself was sold by the St. Louis Cardinals to Diamond Baseball Holdings, a Silver Lake subsidiary, on 1 May 2023 (s16); the team, not the ballpark, changed hands. |
Government | $12M 2023-02 Ballpark and parking lots; the City Council's 14 Feb 2023 vote approved a $16M package that also covers $4M of stadium repairs (KSMU, s14; Wikipedia, s15). The parking lot alone was priced at $5.5M. B |
| Springfield Expo Center (Jordan Valley Park) 635 E St Louis St, Springfield |
Civic | City of Springfield The roll lists the CITY OF SPRINGFIELD on the 3.96-acre parcel at 635 E St Louis St (exempt; last deed 30 Jun 2008). Adjoining parcels are held by SMS Development Corp (700 E St Louis St, 2.97 acres) and the Board of Governors of MSU. The parking garage at 815 E St Louis St is held by Jordan Valley Car Park LLC ($15.18M, warranty deed 31 May 2018). |
Government | —A |
| Kraft Heinz Springfield plant 2035 E Bennett St, Springfield |
Industrial | Kraft Heinz Foods Company The roll names KRAFT HEINZ FOODS CO on a 45.03-acre parcel appraised at $18,338,300, commercial year built 1967; the deed of record is dated 2 Jun 1966. It holds 4 parcels in Springfield. |
Public company | —A |
| 3M Springfield plant 3211 E Chestnut Expy, Springfield |
Industrial | 3M Company The roll still names the plant's owner as MINNESOTA MINING & MANUFACTURING CO, 3M's former corporate name: 31.48 acres appraised at $8,349,300, commercial year built 1967, deed of record dated 1 Apr 1996. A separate parcel is held as 3M COMPANY. |
Public company | —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 the Greene County Assessor's appraised values (P_VALAPR3) as the City of Springfield's GIS parcel layer carries them, read 15 Oct 2026 and summed by this research, each parcel counted once. 'Springfield' means parcels whose property-location city is SPRINGFIELD on the roll (61,202 parcels; 56,893 of them in the city's tax district 105). Exempt public, university and church land is carried at zero, so the City, MSU and the hospitals' exempt ground are not in these totals. Missouri deeds carry no price, so no sale figure is given.
All parcels, Springfield$15.18 billion
61,202 parcels on about 45,360 roll acres; $15,183,683,000 appraised, of which land is $3.57B. Residential class 53,955 parcels, $9.69B; commercial 5,546 parcels, $5.48B; 1,443 exempt parcels carried at $136,800 in all. County roll via City of Springfield GIS, Oct 2026.
Highest appraised parcel$47,685,800
2607 N Mulroy Rd, SRC DEVELOPMENT GROUP INC, 68.92 acres, industrial, commercial year built 2020. The highest-valued hospital parcel is Mercy's 76.4-acre campus at 1235 E Cherokee St ($40.36M); the highest apartment parcel 3126 E Valley Water Mill Rd ($35.93M). County roll via City GIS, Oct 2026.
Center City box around Park Central Square$280.3 million
832 parcels intersecting the box 93.299-93.284 W, 37.203-37.216 N (about 417 roll acres), $280,346,300 appraised, land $50.6M. Much of it is exempt: MSU, the City (Expo Center, Jordan Valley Park) and Greene County hold large parts at zero. The top taxable parcel is the 8.17-acre convention hotel site held by Springfield City Center Hotel LLC ($23.13M; special warranty deed 22 Oct 2024). County roll via City GIS, Oct 2026.
Center City land benchmarkabout $8.42 per sq ft
Median land value per square foot of the 322 commercial parcels with land value and acreage in the same box; Park Central Square frontage runs about $4.70-$12.70 per sq ft (110 E Park Central Sq $4.69; 103 E Park Central Sq $12.68). County roll via City GIS, 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.
Most of the largest holders of Springfield land are public and carry no appraised value on the roll. The City holds parks, the airport and the Expo Center; its own utility, City Utilities of Springfield, holds lake, plant and watershed land, much of it outside the city limits; Missouri State University, the school district and Greene County follow. Counts group every spelling of each name; 'Springfield' means the property-location city on the roll. Individuals and family trusts are left out. BNSF's figure counts only the few parcels on which it appears; its track corridors are not separately listed on the roll.
| Name | Type | Greene County roll, Oct 2026 (Springfield part / whole county) |
|---|---|---|
| City of Springfield Held as CITY OF SPRINGFIELD, THE CITY OF SPRINGFIELD, SPRINGFIELD PARK BOARD and 'City of Springfield / Airport Board'. Largest: 5000 W Kearney St (511 acres), 3545 W Farm Rd 34 (466), the airfield at 5250 W Depot Rd (400) and the terminal at 2300 N Airport Blvd (320). The City's own 'City Owned Property' layer counts 584 parcels in the City's name (s18). |
Government | 657 parcels, about 5,698 acres in Springfield; 739 parcels, about 8,518 acres county-wideA |
| City Utilities of Springfield The municipally owned utility, held as CITY UTILITIES (190) and CITY UTILITIES OF SPRINGFIELD (3). Its largest parcels are 5701 S Kissick Ave (424.5 acres) and a run of 150-406-acre tracts north of the city on Farm Roads 66, 175, 183 and 197. |
Government | 138 parcels, about 2,678 acres in Springfield; 194 parcels, about 6,576 acres county-wideA |
| Missouri State University (Board of Governors) Six spellings, chiefly BOARD OF GOVERNORS OF MSU (114). Largest: 161.6 acres off W Spring Creek Rd, 101.6 acres at 2401 S Kansas Expy, and the main campus blocks at 825 S National Ave (36.0) and 900 S Holland Ave (35.7). MSU-affiliated companies (MSUHousing LLC, 17 parcels; Missouri State University Dev Corp) and SMS Development Corp are counted separately. |
Government | 129 parcels, about 304 acres in Springfield; 134, about 546 acres county-wideA |
| Springfield Public Schools (School District R-12) 24 spellings, e.g. SPFD SCHOOL DIST R-12, SPRINGFIELD SCHOOL DIST, SPRINGFIELD PUBLIC SCHOOLS. |
Government | 99 parcels, about 399 acres in Springfield; 104, about 524 acres county-wideA |
| Greene County Held as GREENE COUNTY, GREENE COUNTY MISSOURI, GREENE COUNTY MO and COUNTY OF GREENE; private LLCs with 'Greene County' in their names are excluded. The Springfield-Greene County Park Board (4) and Library District (6 Springfield parcels) are separate. |
Government | 31 parcels, about 68 acres in Springfield; 120, about 397 acres county-wideA |
| State of Missouri Including the Office of Administration, the Missouri Highway & Transportation Commission and the state veterans cemetery. Universities are counted separately. |
Government | 15 parcels, about 32 acres in Springfield; 23, about 55 acres county-wideA |
| Housing Authority of the City of Springfield Five spellings, chiefly HOUSING AUTHORITY OF SPFD (23). The non-profit Affordable Housing Action Board holds 110 parcels (26 acres) and the Springfield Community Land Trust 13 in the City's layer. |
Government | 34 parcels, about 42 acresA |
| Ozarks Technical Community College Held under its college name and as the Junior/Community College District of Central Southwest Missouri. |
Government | 8 parcels, about 30 acres in SpringfieldA |
| Evangel University / General Council of the Assemblies of God 16 spellings; the denomination's national headquarters and its university are both in Springfield. Drury University holds 54 parcels (68 acres). Springfield as the Assemblies of God's national headquarters: Wikipedia (s19). |
Institution | 57 parcels, about 133 acres, $3.2M taxableA |
| BNSF Railway Held as BNSF RAILWAY COMPANY and BURLINGTON NORTHERN & SANTA FE variants, all carried at zero. Union Pacific Railroad Co holds 3 Springfield parcels. |
Public company | 7 parcels, about 5 acres in Springfield; 11 county-wideA |
| Bass Pro (Bass Pro, Inc. and affiliates) Bass Pro Outdoor World LLC (30 Springfield parcels), Bass Pro Inc, Bass Pro LLC and Bass Pro Shops Springfield West LLC, 16 of Bass Pro Outdoor World LLC's 30 Springfield parcels carry a single-family residential planning designation. The largest private landholder among the city's headquarters companies. |
Private company | 44 parcels, about 192 acres, $63.1M county-wideA |
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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.
Springfield builds few new homes inside its own limits: the city permitted 208 units in 2025, 123 single-family houses, 46 in 23 duplexes, 3 in a 3-4-unit building and 36 in 2 buildings of 5+ units (Census Building Permits Survey, s17). Growth is in the ring: unincorporated Greene County permitted 397 single-family homes, Ozark 164, Nixa 134 (both Christian County), Republic 101 plus one 148-unit building, and Battlefield 59. No league table exists for the market and no national builder holds a parcel in its own name in Greene County (none of D.R. Horton, Lennar, Pulte or Rausch Coleman appears on the roll). The figures below count parcels each local builder holds in its own name on the county roll; they are lots and unsold homes, not closings, and none of the largest holds lots inside Springfield itself.
| Name | Type | Parcels in own name, Greene County roll, Oct 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| Trendsetter Homes LLC 47 in Republic, 45 in Willard, 27 each in unincorporated Greene County and Rogersville; 5 homes with a 2025-26 year built. No source we opened names its owners. |
Private company | 146 parcels county-wide (137 vacant); 0 in SpringfieldA |
| Schuber Mitchell Homes LLC 55 in Battlefield, 52 in Strafford, 14 in Republic. No source we opened names its owners. |
Private company | 121 parcels county-wide (108 vacant, 13 built 2025-26); 0 in SpringfieldA |
| Built Better Homes LLC No source we opened names its owners. |
Private company | 39 parcels, all in Republic (27 vacant, 12 built 2025-26)A |
| Bussell Homes LLC No source we opened names its owners. |
Private company | 26 parcels, all in Battlefield (25 vacant)A |
| Wire Rd Development LLC The largest builder-named holding inside the city found on the roll. Swan Creek Builders LLC holds 14 Springfield parcels and South Creek Development Corp 12 (22 of its 36 county parcels vacant). |
Developer | 17 parcels, all in Springfield (7 built 2025-26)A |
| Homestead Asset Holdings LLC Not a builder: a holder of existing houses (1 vacant lot of 98 county-wide), included because single-family rental holders are the largest private holders of Springfield houses on the roll. JDP Partners LLC holds 126 Springfield parcels ($7.97M) and PKG8 Springfield LLC 103 ($16.0M). No source we opened names the owners behind any of them. |
Private company | 94 parcels in Springfield, about 20 acres, $8.75MA |
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Commercial landlords
The commercial side, counted separately from housing: who holds the office, retail and industrial floor area.
Springfield's large private holdings are apartments and plants rather than office towers. The biggest groups on the roll are apartment LLCs sharing an out-of-state mailing address, local manufacturers in their own names (SRC, Prime, Kraft Heinz, 3M, Loren Cook Co., Northstar Battery), and the big-box chains. The one listed REIT with a landmark asset is Simon at Battlefield Mall. Groupings by mailing address are this research's; the roll does not say the LLCs share an owner, and none of the groups below is identified by a filing we opened. Figures are appraised values on the Springfield part of the roll, Oct 2026.
| Name | Type | Springfield parcels, appraised value (county roll, Oct 2026) |
|---|---|---|
| EWR / EVI apartment LLCs (mailing 51 Broadway, Fargo, ND) 17 LLC names mailing to one Fargo address, e.g. EWR SGF Woods Townhomes LLC (5 parcels), EWR Orchard Park Apartments LLC ($32.2M), EVI Marion Park Apartments LLC, EVI Cambridge Park Apartments LLC, and the retail parcel EWR Farmers Park LLC ($29.8M, warranty deed 1 May 2026). The largest private group by value in the city. No filing we opened names its parent. |
Private company | 24 parcels, about 115 acres, $187.2MA |
| Apartment LLCs mailing to 3811 S Weller Ave, Springfield Ten LLCs including Battlefield Park Apts LLC, Coryell Courts Apts LLC ($26.8M) and Coryell Crossing Apartments LLC; Woodland Park Apts LLC et al (1530 E Erie St, $32.2M) mails to the same street address. No filing we opened names their owners. |
Private company | 11 parcels, about 50 acres, $96.1M (plus Woodland Park Apts LLC, $32.2M)A |
| SRC Development Group Inc Industrial land and plants, chiefly 2607 N Mulroy Rd ($47.7M, 68.9 acres, built 2020), the highest-appraised parcel in Springfield. Mailing address 531 S Union Ave. |
Private company | 11 parcels, about 187 acres, $85.3MA |
| Golden Pond / Kensington SPE LLCs (mailing Santa Cruz, CA) Kensington GP Phase 5 SPE LLC et al (1736 W Bennett St, $20.9M, warranty deed 7 Apr 2023) and Golden Pond Phases 2-4 SPE LLC: multi-family. No filing we opened names their owners. |
Private company | 7 parcels, about 37 acres, $77.9MA |
| New Prime, Inc. (Prime Inc.) The trucking company's Springfield headquarters and terminal land, industrial class, mailing PO Box 4208, Springfield. |
Private company | 6 parcels, about 196 acres, $41.9MA |
| Simon Property Group (Battlefield Mall) BATTLEFIELD MALL LLC and CEDAR HILLS INVESTMENT CO LLC both mail to PO Box 6120, Indianapolis. Simon's 10-K reports the mall at 100% ownership, fee and ground lease to 2056 (s8). |
REIT | 1,180,247 sq ft; 2 owner names, 4 parcels, about 79 acres, $38.7MB |
| Walmart (Wal-Mart Real Estate Business Trust) Wal-Mart Real Estate Business Trust (8), Sams Real Estate Business Trust (1) and Wal-Mart Stores Inc (1), mailing to Bentonville. Menard Inc holds 6 parcels, $36.9M. |
Public company | 10 parcels, about 72 acres, $38.4MA |
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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.
- Which Missouri jurisdictions require a Certificate of Value with a deed. Search results describe four, among them the City of St. Louis, St. Louis County and St. Charles County; Greene County is not among those named, and its own form (s5) is a voluntary sales verification questionnaire. The statute itself was not opened, so 'no price is published in Greene County' rests on the county's form and the absence of any price field on the roll.
- That Mercy Hospital Springfield and the 'St Johns Regional Health Ctr' on the roll are the same corporation. Mercy's own site was not opened and no filing linking them was found; the record keeps the roll's name.
- When the City's purchase of Hammons Field closed. KSMU reports the 14 Feb 2023 council vote; the roll shows City warranty deeds of 29 Mar 2023 on two adjoining parcels, but the ballpark parcel's last recorded deed is dated 29 Jan 2019. A bankruptcy-court approval reported in search results was not opened.
- The split of O'Reilly's 0.6M sq ft of Springfield corporate offices between parcels; the 10-K gives only the total.
- The owners behind the EWR/EVI (Fargo), 3811 S Weller Ave, Golden Pond/Kensington and SRC groups. No filing we opened names a parent.
- Who holds the ground under Battlefield Mall's ground lease (to 2056). The roll lists Cedar Hills Investment Co LLC on 51.65 acres at the mall address, mailing to the same Indianapolis PO box as Battlefield Mall LLC.
- Railroad main-line track appears not to be on the county roll (BNSF holds only 11 parcels county-wide); whether it is centrally assessed by the State Tax Commission was not confirmed from a source opened.
- No civic entries: no Greene County or City of Springfield financial-disclosure record linking an office-holder to a property holding was opened.
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Sources
- City of Springfield GIS, GisViewer MapServer layer 66 'Parcels' (Greene County Assessor attributes; 123,884 parcels county-wide, read 15 Oct 2026) — City of Springfield, Missouri, GIS Department · openA
- Recorder's Office Fee Schedule — Greene County Recorder of Deeds · openA
- Assessor disclaimer — Greene County Assessor · openA
- Greene County Property Search portal home (search by address, PIN, owner, map; 'ownership information (including sale dates) are updated nightly'; Premium Subscription offered) — Greene County Assessor (Tyler iasWorld) · openA
- Greene County Sales Verification questionnaire ('What was the total sales price?... The sales price you indicate does not directly affect Greene County's appraised value') — Greene County Assessor · openA
- Greene County website Terms of Use (reserves the right to restrict 'attempts to mirror web site data using automated data retrieval programs') — Greene County, Missouri · openA
- O'Reilly Automotive, Inc. Form 10-K for FY2025 (Item 2 Properties; principal executive office 233 South Patterson Avenue) and Exhibit 21.1 Subsidiaries — O'Reilly Automotive, Inc. via SEC EDGAR · openA
- Simon Property Group Form 10-K for FY2025 (Item 2 property table; Schedule III) — Simon Property Group via SEC EDGAR · openA
- Bass Pro Shops — Wikipedia · openA
- Great Southern Bank Arena — Wikipedia · openA
- CoxHealth — Wikipedia · openA
- Hospital General Information (Springfield, MO rows: COX MEDICAL CENTERS, 3801 South National Avenue; MERCY HOSPITAL SPRINGFIELD, 2115 S. Fremont Ave) — Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, Provider Data Catalog · openA
- Springfield–Branson National Airport — Wikipedia · openA
- With final flare of tension, Springfield City Council votes 8-0 to approve $16 million Hammons Field deal (14 Feb 2023) — KSMU · openA
- Hammons Field — Wikipedia · openA
- Springfield Cardinals — Wikipedia · openA
- Building Permits Survey, annual place file, Midwest Region 2025 (mw2025a.txt): Springfield, Greene and Christian County places — US Census Bureau · openA
- City of Springfield GIS, GisViewer MapServer layer 68 'City Owned Property' (755 parcels; 584 under THE CITY OF SPRINGFIELD) — City of Springfield, Missouri, GIS Department · openA
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