Stockton, California
San Joaquin County sells Stockton's roll with owners' names but does not publish it. The City's audited report lists its ten largest taxpayers, led by warehouse owners PW Fund A/B, Prologis and IDI Stockton Logistics. Bankruptcy filings show the City gave up 400 E. Main Street to Assured Guaranty but kept its arena, ballpark, parks and golf courses.
8 buildings · 6 with an owner established · 38 sources · 4 tier B · 4 tier A · prepared 2026-10-13
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. In San Joaquin County both sit with the Assessor-Recorder-County Clerk. Its fee schedule sells 'Basic Search Roll Data with Ownership Info' for $70 plus $0.05 a parcel on CD, the annual secured roll for $600 and a sales transfer journal for $450 a year. Deeds can be searched at the Stockton office and copied at $1 a page. The County's map server is closed to crawlers by robots.txt. Because Proposition 13 resets a parcel's value to its purchase price on sale, the City's audited report, which reprints the ten largest taxpayers, tracks what owners paid.
Is ownership public?Public, but one paid search at a time
Cost of one title searchNo online owner search. Recorded-document copies $1 per page self-assisted, $3 staff-assisted, $2 certification; single-parcel property characteristics $18 residential / $30 non-residential (fee schedule 1 Jul 2026)
Bulk ownership dataSan Joaquin County Assessor: 'Basic Search Roll Data with Ownership Info' $70 + $0.05/APN on CD; Annual Assessment Roll Data, secured $600 (secured and unsecured $650); Sales Transfer Journal with use codes $450/yr incl. quarterly updates (fee schedule 1 Jul 2026)
Sale pricesEvery sale, with its address
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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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Adventist Health Arena (Stockton Arena until 2023) 248 W Fremont St, Stockton, CA 95203 about 220,000 sq ft; about 10,000 seats |
Civic | City of Stockton Wikipedia's infobox gives the owner as City of Stockton and the operator as ASM Global; renamed from Stockton Arena in 2023, opened Dec 2005, cost $68M. The City's FY2024 ACFR counts one arena among its capital assets and says ASM Global manages the Events Center for the City, so ASM operates but does not own it. The FY2015 CAFR says $47M of 2004 Redevelopment Agency bonds financed part of it, with the City as lessee and the Successor Agency as lessor. Under the bankruptcy plan's NPFG settlement the debt was cut and repaid from West End tax increment, not by giving up the arena. Tier B: no deed read. |
Government | —B |
| Banner Island Ballpark 404 W Fremont St, Stockton, CA 95203 5,200 seats |
Civic | City of Stockton Wikipedia's infobox names City of Stockton as owner, operated by SMG (now ASM Global), opened 28 Apr 2005 at a cost of $22M. The City's FY2024 ACFR lists one ballpark among its parks capital assets in each of the last five years, and its facilities agreement with ASM Global covers 'a baseball park' within the Events Center. No bankruptcy-plan transfer of the ballpark appears in the FY2015 CAFR notes read. Tier B: the owner field is Wikipedia's; the City's own report confirms the asset count, not a deed. |
Government | —B |
| Port of Stockton (East Complex and Rough and Ready Island West Complex) Stockton Ship Channel, Stockton, CA about 7M sq ft of warehouse space; 4,000+ acres |
Industrial | Stockton Port District The Port's FY2025 ACFR: the Stockton Port District, a public corporation under the Harbors and Navigation Code, 'owns and operates' docks, transit sheds and warehouses and leases land to tenants. It states the City and County 'do not hold title to any of the District's assets'. Its FY2026-27 budget says its real-estate department manages 'more than 4,000 acres of land, approximately 7 million square feet of warehouse space' and 125+ tenants, with about 400 acres still to develop. The ACFR dates the Navy's Rough & Ready Island conveyance to 2000; the Port's history page says 1996. Land at cost $28.5M. |
Government | —A |
| 400 E. Main Street (former City Administration Building) 400 E Main St, Stockton, CA 95202 |
Office | Not established a paid title search would answer it The City bought this office building and garage with $40.8M of 2007 lease revenue bonds to replace City Hall. Creditors took possession in 2012 after default. Under the plan of adjustment (effective 25 Feb 2015) the City 'surrendered the property... to Assured' and took an eight-year lease with four one-year options. It retired $1.4M of land, saying it 'retains only title'. Assured's Q2 2015 10-Q says it swapped $40M of bonds for 'the irrevocable option to take title' and collects net rent. Assured's filings stop mentioning the building after its FY2015 10-K. Whether it exercised the option is on the County record only. |
Not established | —A |
| Waterfront Office Towers (new City Hall) Downtown Stockton waterfront (street address not stated in the sources read) |
Civic | City of Stockton The City's FY2018 CAFR says capital outlay rose by $19.8M 'due to $13.7 million spent on the acquisition of Waterfront Office Towers building'. The budget was amended by $8.8M for the purchase, and the General Fund took rent from the towers. Later ACFRs reserve money to 'relocate many City operations to the Waterfront Towers location'. They carry 'Waterfront Towers New City Hall' as the largest capital commitment: $43.8M at June 2022 and $17.7M at June 2024. In FY2024 the City Hall address for reports was still 425 N El Dorado St. |
Government | $13.7M 2018 FY2017-18 capital outlay 'spent on the acquisition of Waterfront Office Towers building' (City CAFR FY2018); not a recorded deed price. A |
| Stockton Courthouse (San Joaquin County Superior Court) 180 E Weber Ave, Stockton, CA 95202 342,000 sq ft; 12 storeys; 1.48 acres · 12 floors |
Civic | State of California (Judicial Council of California) The State's real-property inventory lists 'STOCKTON COURTHOUSE, 180 EAST WEBER AVENUE' under the Judicial Council of California: 1.48 fee acres, 342,000 sq ft of structures. The Judicial Council's project page says the state Public Works Board approved acquiring the Hunter Square Plaza site in September 2009. It says the site 'was donated by the City of Stockton'. The 30-courtroom building opened in November 2017 on a $308.4M authorized budget, funded from statewide court user fees. The Census geocoder places the address inside city limits. |
Government | —A |
| Hotel Stockton 133 E Weber Ave, Stockton, CA 95202 0.7 acres |
Residential | Not established a paid title search would answer it Wikipedia: opened 1910 with 252 rooms, City Hall 1912-1926, and 'in 1976... San Joaquin County purchased the building as office space for its Public Administration Department'. On the National Register since 1981. It is now known as an apartment building, but no source read names its current owner or any sale after 1976. It is not in the City's ten-largest-taxpayer list, and no SEC filing was found. The owner of record is on the San Joaquin roll, which the County sells but does not publish. The 1976 County purchase is history, not proof of today's owner, so the owner is left blank. |
Not established | —B |
| Mershops Weberstown (Weberstown Mall) 4950 Pacific Ave, Stockton, CA 95207 855,800 sq ft |
Retail | Mershops Wikipedia: 'owned by Mershops and managed by Spinoso Real Estate Group'. It says 'In August 2025, Mershops purchased the Weberstown Mall from Washington Prime Group (WPG) for $50 million', citing The Record of 8 Aug 2025. That source was not opened because recordnet.com's robots.txt excludes Claude, and mershops.com's robots.txt excludes AI agents. The price is therefore reported, not documented, and is not entered as an acquisition. Washington Prime is no longer an SEC filer. Tier B. The Census geocoder places the address inside city limits. |
Private company | —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 San Joaquin County owners exists online. The Assessor sells the roll with owners' names ($70 + $0.05/parcel), and the County's map server is closed to crawlers. The figures below come from the City's audited FY2024 ACFR, which reprints the County Auditor-Controller's roll totals and the Assessor's ten largest taxpayers. Under Proposition 13 a sale resets value to price, so the logistics owners at the top of the list largely reflect recent purchases and new construction.
City of Stockton net assessed value, FY2024$30.07B
Gross $32.20B (land $8.09B, improvements $22.62B, personal property $1.49B) less $2.13B exemptions. Up from $18.42B net in FY2015. City ACFR FY2024, Table 6 (source: San Joaquin County Auditor-Controller).
Largest property taxpayers, FY2024PW Fund A/B $273.3M; Prologis $240.7M; Patmon Company Inc $167.5M
Then IDI Stockton Logistics III LLC $143.1M, Excel Stockton LLC $128.4M, EGMR Norcal Logistics Center LLC $112.9M, Wilshire 3923 B Street $107.1M, Central Valley Indust core holdings LLC $106.7M, Wilshire Newcastle road owner LLC $99.9M, Simpson Manufacturing Co Inc $96.4M. City ACFR FY2024, Table 8 (source: San Joaquin County Assessor).
Ten largest taxpayers' share of secured value5.29% (FY2024) vs 6.70% (FY2015)
$1.48B of $27.88B net secured value in FY2024. Note: the table's FY2015 totals ($13.28B secured before exemptions) do not match the same report's Table 6 for FY2015 ($18.50B secured roll); the ACFR does not explain the difference. City ACFR FY2024.
Public land at historical costCity $53.4M; Successor Agency $12.1M; Port District $28.5M
City land not depreciated, governmental $38.6M and business-type $14.8M; former Redevelopment Agency (fiduciary) land $12.1M, both at 30 June 2024 (City ACFR FY2024, Note 6). Stockton Port District land $28.5M at 30 June 2025 (Port ACFR FY2025). Cost on the books, not market value.
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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.
In Stockton the big holders are public bodies and warehouse owners. The Port District alone manages more than 4,000 acres, and State agencies own the fairgrounds, a re-entry facility and a CSU centre inside the city. The City keeps 625 acres of parks and its arena, ballpark and golf land. Private holdings are visible only through the City's ten-largest-taxpayer list, which gives assessed value, not acreage. In FY2024 eight of the ten were logistics or industrial names; in FY2015 they included an ethanol plant, a walnut cooperative and a corn processor. Every spelling is grouped under one entity; no link between differently named LLCs is claimed.
| Name | Type | Holdings as stated |
|---|---|---|
| Stockton Port District (Port of Stockton) FY2026-27 budget: manages 'more than 4,000 acres of land, approximately 7 million square feet of warehouse space, over 150 lease premises, and more than 125 tenants', about 400 acres available to develop, 90% occupancy. The ACFR says the City and County hold no title to District assets. Its boundaries match the City's plus an eight-mile strip along the Ship Channel, so some acreage may lie outside city limits. |
Government | 4,000+ acres; about 7M sq ft of warehousesA |
| City of Stockton FY2024 ACFR capital asset statistics: 67 parks and squares on 625 acres, 371 golf-course acres (municipal courses down from 3 to 1 since FY2021), one arena, one ballpark, the Bob Hope Theatre, the Civic Auditorium, the Weber Point Events Center and the Downtown Marina. The bankruptcy plan let the City keep Oak Park and the Swenson and Van Buskirk golf courses that secured the Franklin-held 2009 bonds. Its parking structures moved to the City's Parking Authority under the NPFG settlement. 400 E. Main went to Assured. Successor Agency land is a further $12.1M. |
Government | 625 park acres; 371 golf-course acres; land at cost $53.4MA |
| State of California (several agencies) State Property Inventory records inside city limits per the Census geocoder: San Joaquin Fairgrounds (DAA 02), 1658 S Airport Way, 245.74 acres; Northern California Re-Entry Facility (CDCR), 7150 E Arch Rd, 103.77 acres; CSU Stanislaus Stockton Center, 1302 N Aurora St, 103.82 acres; Stockton State Building, 2.11 acres; Stockton Courthouse, 1.48 acres. The California Health Care Facility (288.6 acres) and N. California Youth Correctional Center (258.7 acres) have Stockton addresses but geocode outside city limits and are excluded. |
Government | about 457 fee acres in five records inside the cityA |
| University of the Pacific The University's About page: 'The 175-acre Stockton Campus', plus campuses in Sacramento (15 acres) and San Francisco. 3601 Pacific Ave geocodes inside city limits. It is the City's 7th-largest employer (1,518, FY2024 ACFR). Tier B: no deed or Form 990 land line was read (ProPublica's 990 downloads are closed by robots.txt). |
Institution | 175-acre Stockton campusB |
| San Joaquin Delta College (San Joaquin Delta Community College District) Wikipedia gives the campus as 175 acres. The College's history page says a 1968-69 bond paid for part of a new $50M campus on Pacific Avenue, followed by bonds of $250M in 2004 and $598M (Measure K) in 2024. 5151 Pacific Ave geocodes inside city limits. Tier B: the acreage is Wikipedia's, and no district land inventory was read. |
Government | 175-acre campusB |
| PW Fund A/B City ACFR FY2024, Table 8: 0.98% of taxable value. Absent from the FY2015 top ten. The ACFR names no parcels, and the entity is not further identified in any document read. |
Private company | $273.3M assessed, rank 1 (FY2024)A |
| Prologis City ACFR FY2024, Table 8 (0.863%). Absent in FY2015. Prologis's 10-K does not list properties by city, so no Stockton building count was read. |
REIT | $240.7M assessed, rank 2 (FY2024)A |
| Patmon Company Inc City ACFR FY2024, Table 8 (0.601%). Absent in FY2015. No parcels or business type are stated. |
Private company | $167.5M assessed, rank 3 (FY2024)A |
| IDI Stockton Logistics III LLC City ACFR: rank 4 in FY2024, up from $63.3M (rank 10) in FY2015. Other FY2024 logistics entities: Excel Stockton LLC $128.4M (rank 2 in FY2015 at $120.4M), EGMR Norcal Logistics Center LLC $112.9M, Central Valley Indust core holdings LLC $106.7M. |
Private company | $143.1M assessed, rank 4 (FY2024)A |
| Wilshire-named entities ('Wilshire 3923 B Street'; 'Wilshire Newcastle road owner LLC') City ACFR FY2024 lists 'Wilshire 3923 B Street' at $107.1M and 'Wilshire Newcastle road owner LLC' at $99.9M. They are grouped here by the shared name only; no document read says they share a parent. |
Private company | $207.0M assessed combined (ranks 7 and 9, FY2024)A |
| Amazon.com Services Inc The FY2024 ACFR's taxpayer table carries a row 'Amazon Com Services Inc' with blank values in both years, apparently a table artefact. Its employer table ranks Amazon first with 6,040 employees. Whether Amazon owns or leases its Stockton buildings is not established. |
Public company | Listed in the FY2024 taxpayer table with no value shown; largest employer (6,040)A |
| San Joaquin County The City's FY2015 CAFR: 'two parking lots C & I valued at $2.5 million were sold to San Joaquin County during the fiscal year.' The County's own property inventory inside the city was not read. Its Assessor-Recorder sits at 44 N San Joaquin St. |
Government | bought City parking lots C and I ($2.5M book value, FY2015)A |
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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.
Stockton's permits are almost all detached houses. Census place files (12 months reported) show 491 single-unit homes in 2023 ($176.0M), 527 in 2024 ($214.3M) and 333 in 2025 ($141.6M), with no units in 2-4 or 5+ unit buildings in any of those years; January-August 2026 shows 214 single-unit permits ($89.9M). Neither the City's permits nor the County roll were read builder by builder, so no Stockton home count per builder exists. National builders report only regional segments; local master developers appear only as taxpayers.
| Name | Type | Stockton presence / homes |
|---|---|---|
| D.R. Horton Its FY2025 10-K lists 'Modesto/Merced/Stockton' among its California markets. The Southwest region (incl. California) closed 9,504 homes at an average $481,200, down from 10,135. No Stockton figure is given. |
Public company | 9,504 homes closed, Southwest region FY2025A |
| KB Home Its FY2025 10-K names Stockton among the West Coast segment's major markets (California, Idaho, Washington). West Coast delivered 3,965 homes (4,316 in 2024) and held 20,750 lots owned or under option at 30 Nov 2025. No Stockton figure is given. |
Public company | 3,965 homes delivered, West Coast FY2025A |
| Blackstone Real Estate Income Trust (single-family rental) BREIT's FY2025 Schedule III lists 8 single-family rental homes in its 'Stockton, CA' market, acquired 2016-2021, gross $4.43M. Owner, not builder: included to show institutional single-family ownership. 'Stockton, CA' is BREIT's market label, so some homes may lie outside city limits. |
Private equity | 8 homes, $4.4M gross (market 'Stockton, CA')A |
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Commercial landlords
The commercial side, counted separately from housing: who holds the office, retail and industrial floor area.
Stockton's largest taxpayers are warehouse owners, mostly private LLCs and funds (see landowners). Among SEC filers, the biggest Stockton exposure is Blackstone's BREIT across housing, cold storage, industrial and self storage, followed by Ares Industrial REIT's distribution centres. Healthcare and office REITs hold single assets. Figures are gross carrying amounts from Schedule III, cost on the books, not prices. First Industrial's 6201 S. Newcastle Road ($109.0M, 2024) has a Stockton address but geocodes outside city limits, so it is excluded. Regency's 'Corral Hollow' is listed under the Stockton market, and its location in the city was not established.
| Name | Type | Gross carrying amount / area |
|---|---|---|
| Blackstone Real Estate Income Trust FY2025 Schedule III, 'Stockton, CA' rows: multifamily 2 ($139.4M, acquired 2022; ACG V Multifamily, 449 units, 95% owned), affordable housing 1 ($56.6M, 2021), cold storage 2 ($82.5M, 2018), industrial 3 ($80.4M, 2020), self storage 1 ($11.7M, 2020), single-family 8 ($4.4M). It is a market label; city limits not checked property by property. |
Private equity | $375.0M gross across 17 properties (market 'Stockton, CA')A |
| Brixton Sherwood, LLC (Brixton Capital) Sherwood Place (formerly Sherwood Mall), 5308 Pacific Ave, inside city limits. Brixton's own page: acquired March 2017, GLA 293,679 sq ft, renovated 2023. Wikipedia: built 1979 by Stone Brothers, who sold to Brixton Sherwood, LLC in 2017; Sprouts and Burlington replaced most of the enclosed mall in 2022-23. No price stated. Tier B: an owner's own page plus Wikipedia, no deed. |
Private company | 293,679 sq ft GLAB |
| Ares Industrial Real Estate Income Trust FY2025 Schedule III: Key Logistics Portfolio in Stockton, CA, 4 buildings, gross $91.3M, acquired 14 Jul 2021; Performance Distribution Center in Stockton, CA, 1 building, $30.5M, acquired 7 Sep 2021. Exhibit list names subsidiary 'BCI IV Stockton DC LP'. Street addresses not given, so city limits were not checked. |
REIT | $121.7M gross, 5 buildingsA |
| Medical Properties Trust Inpatient rehabilitation hospital in Stockton, rent from 1 May 2023, leased to Ernest Health. Schedule III: land $2.7M, building $50.7M, acquired 23 Nov 2020 (FY2025 10-K). Address not given. |
REIT | $53.4M grossA |
| W. P. Carey FY2025 Schedule III: 'Land in Stockton, CA', land $40.2M plus $7.0M improvements, built 2023, acquired Nov 2024. A ground-lease-type holding; address not given. |
REIT | $47.2M grossA |
| Diversified Healthcare Trust FY2025 Schedule III: 3530 Deer Park Drive ($18.5M, acquired 2008) and 877 East March Lane ($19.3M, acquired 2003, $7.9M encumbrance). Both geocode inside city limits. Also in Stockton per FY2025 10-Ks: OPI, 603 San Juan Ave ($6.2M, 2012, inside city); SmartStop, one self-storage site ($8.8M); New Mountain Net Lease, 2 properties ($16.7M); Getty Realty, 2 sites; Alpine Income, a 138,136 sq ft Lowe's. |
REIT | $37.8M gross, 2 propertiesA |
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Looked for and not found
Claims this page would have made if a source could be opened. They are left out rather than guessed.
- Who holds title to 400 E. Main Street today. The 2015 settlement gave Assured Guaranty an irrevocable option to take title and the City an eight-year lease from 2015 with four one-year options. Assured's filings stop mentioning the building after its FY2015 10-K, and the County deed index (sser.sjgov.org) did not resolve.
- Current owner of Hotel Stockton (133 E. Weber Ave). San Joaquin County bought it in 1976, and it was later converted to apartments; no document read names today's owner.
- The $50M August 2025 sale of Weberstown Mall to Mershops: reported by The Record and repeated by Wikipedia, but recordnet.com and mershops.com both exclude AI agents in robots.txt, so no primary document was opened.
- Who stands behind PW Fund A/B, Patmon Company Inc, the two Wilshire entities, IDI Stockton Logistics III LLC, Excel Stockton LLC and EGMR Norcal Logistics Center LLC: the ACFR names only the assessee.
- Union Pacific and BNSF land in Stockton. The City's ACFR mentions a BNSF intermodal facility, but neither railroad's filing gives a Stockton acreage, and the County parcel service is closed to crawlers.
- Stockton Unified, Lincoln Unified and Stockton East Water District land holdings: no inventory from any of them was read.
- Amazon and Prologis Stockton building counts and owned-versus-leased status: neither 10-K lists properties by city.
- Regency Centers' 'Corral Hollow' (153k sq ft) is filed under the Stockton market, and First Industrial's 6201 S. Newcastle Rd geocodes outside city limits. Neither is counted.
- Fees for an owner look-up at the counter and what the Sales Transfer Journal contains (price or not): the fee schedule names the products but does not describe their fields.
- Whether San Joaquin County withholds owner names online under Government Code 6254.21/7928.205 as Fresno does: no County page read cites it.
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Sources
- Annual Comprehensive Financial Report, year ended 30 June 2024: Table 6 assessed value, Table 8 principal property taxpayers (FY2024 and FY2015), Table 18 principal employers, Table 21 capital asset statistics, Note 6 capital assets, Note 8 long-term liabilities (Assured Guaranty and parking settlements), facilities management agreement with ASM Global, capital commitment 'Waterfront Towers New City Hall' — City of Stockton, Administrative Services · openA
- Comprehensive Annual Financial Report, year ended 30 June 2015: Chapter 9 history; 400 E. Main Street surrendered to Assured Guaranty with an eight-year leaseback; land retired $1.4M; 2009 bonds (Oak Park, Swenson and Van Buskirk golf courses retained by the City; Franklin settlement); 2004 Parking Bonds and transfer of parking properties to the Parking Authority (NPFG); 2004 Arena Bonds (NPFG settlement); lots C and I sold to San Joaquin County — City of Stockton, Administrative Services · openA
- Budget & Financial Reports index (ACFRs 1973-2024; linked PDFs 302-redirect to cms3.revize.com) — City of Stockton · openA
- Assessor Fee Schedule, 07/01/26: Basic Search Roll Data with Ownership Info $70 + $0.05/APN (via CD); Annual Assessment Roll Data secured $600, secured & unsecured $650; Sales Transfer Journal with use codes $450 incl. quarterly updates; Secured Property Characteristics (all parcels) $20,000; single-parcel characteristics $18 residential / $30 non-residential — San Joaquin County Assessor-Recorder-County Clerk · openA
- Recorded Documents & Maps: 168 document types back to 1851 viewable at 44 N San Joaquin St; Grantor/Grantee Index from 1 Jan 1968; copies $1/page self-assisted, $3 staff-assisted, $2 certification — San Joaquin County Assessor-Recorder-County Clerk · openA
- Documentary Transfer Tax: $.55 per $500 of value on conveyances over $100 (R&T Code 11911); a Transfer Tax Declaration must appear on each deed — San Joaquin County Assessor-Recorder-County Clerk · openA
- Real Property (homeowner): Proposition 13 base-year value; on a sale at market the reported purchase price is enrolled as the new base-year value — San Joaquin County Assessor-Recorder-County Clerk · openA
- Assessed Value (homeowner): 'Property Value Assessment Inquiry' — current and prior-year assessment by address, Assessment # or Fee Parcel # — San Joaquin County Assessor-Recorder-County Clerk · openA
- sjmap.org robots.txt: disallows /arcgis/, /server/, /portal/ and /asrpdf/ to all user agents — San Joaquin County (sjmap.org) · openA
- Assured Guaranty Ltd. Form 10-Q for the quarter ended 30 June 2015: Stockton plan of adjustment effective 25 Feb 2015; $40M of the City's lease revenue bonds cancelled for an irrevocable option to take title to the office building that secured them; Assured receives net rental payments — SEC EDGAR · openA
- Assured Guaranty Ltd. Form 10-Q for the quarter ended 30 Sep 2022: Stockton exposure now only $96M of pension obligation bonds; no office building mentioned — SEC EDGAR · openA
- Stockton Port District Annual Comprehensive Financial Report, year ended 30 June 2025: District owns and operates docks, transit sheds and warehouses; 'seven million square feet'; City and County 'do not hold title to any of the District's assets'; land $28.5M at cost; Rough & Ready Island conveyed 2000; principal customers 2025 — Port of Stockton (Stockton Port District) · openA
- Stockton Port District Final Budget FY2026-27: Real Estate & Port Development manages 'more than 4,000 acres of land, approximately 7 million square feet of warehouse space, over 150 lease premises, and more than 125 tenants'; about 400 acres available to develop; occupancy 90% — Port of Stockton (Stockton Port District) · openA
- History of Rough and Ready Island: West Complex; 'in 1996, when the Navy transferred most of the property on the Island to the Port of Stockton' — Port of Stockton · openA
- Comprehensive Annual Financial Report, year ended 30 June 2018: capital outlay up 'due to $13.7 million spent on the acquisition of Waterfront Office Towers building'; budget amended by '$8.8 million for the purchase of the Waterfront Office Towers'; rental revenue from the towers; Successor Agency-owned brownfield sites on the downtown waterfront — City of Stockton, Administrative Services · openA
- Adventist Health Arena — infobox: 248 West Fremont Street; former name Stockton Arena (2005-2023); Owner City of Stockton; Operator ASM Global; opened 2 Dec 2005; cost $68 million — Wikipedia · openB
- Banner Island Ballpark — infobox: 404 West Fremont Street; Owner City of Stockton; Operator SMG; opened 28 Apr 2005; cost $22 million; capacity 5,200 — Wikipedia · openB
- San Joaquin County, Stockton Courthouse: 30 courtrooms, 12 storeys; in Sept 2009 the state Public Works Board approved acquisition of the Hunter Square Plaza site, 'donated by the City of Stockton'; authorized project budget $308,401,000; occupancy 10 Nov 2017 — Judicial Council of California · openA
- Statewide Property Inventory, RealProperty layer, query City='Stockton' (15 records): agency, address, fee acreage, structure square feet — California Department of General Services (ArcGIS FeatureServer) · openA
- Hotel Stockton — 133 E. Weber Ave; opened 1910, 252 rooms; City Hall 1912-1926; 'in 1976, when San Joaquin County purchased the building as office space'; NRHP 1981 — Wikipedia · openB
- Mershops Weberstown (Weberstown Mall) — 4950 Pacific Avenue; 855,800 sq ft; 'owned by Mershops'; 'In August 2025, Mershops purchased the Weberstown Mall from Washington Prime Group (WPG) for $50 million' (citing The Record, 8 Aug 2025) — Wikipedia · openB
- Sherwood Place (formerly Sherwood Mall) — 5308 Pacific Avenue; built 1979 by Stone Brothers, 'who sold the property to Brixton Sherwood, LLC in 2017'; owner Brixton Sherwood, LLC — Wikipedia · openB
- Sherwood Place property page: 5308 Pacific Ave., Stockton; Acquired March 2017; GLA 293,679 sq ft; renovations 2023 — Brixton Capital · openB
- About Pacific: 'The 175-acre Stockton Campus'; 15-acre Sacramento campus; San Francisco campus — University of the Pacific · openB
- San Joaquin Delta College — infobox: campus 175 acres — Wikipedia · openB
- History: separated from Stockton Unified in 1963; 1968-69 $19M bond for a new $50M campus on Pacific Avenue; 2004 $250M bond; 2024 Measure K $598M bond — San Joaquin Delta College · openA
- Blackstone Real Estate Income Trust Form 10-K 2025: 'ACG V Multifamily, 2, Stockton, CA, Sept. 2022, 95%, 449 units'; Schedule III rows for market 'Stockton, CA' (multifamily, single-family rental, affordable housing, cold storage, industrial, self storage) — SEC EDGAR · openA
- Ares Industrial Real Estate Income Trust Form 10-K 2025, Schedule III: Key Logistics Portfolio in Stockton, CA (4 buildings, acquired 14 Jul 2021); Performance Distribution Center in Stockton, CA (1 building, acquired 7 Sep 2021); Exhibit list names 'BCI IV Stockton DC LP' — SEC EDGAR · openA
- W. P. Carey Form 10-K 2025, Schedule III: 'Land in Stockton, CA' — land $40,217k, buildings $7,003k, total $47,220k, built 2023, acquired Nov. 2024 — SEC EDGAR · openA
- Diversified Healthcare Trust Form 10-K 2025, Schedule III: 3530 Deer Park Drive, Stockton (gross $18,493k, acquired 31 Mar 2008); 877 East March Lane, Stockton (gross $19,285k, encumbrance $7,943k, acquired 30 Sep 2003) — SEC EDGAR · openA
- Medical Properties Trust Form 10-K 2025: inpatient rehabilitation facility in Stockton, California, rent from 1 May 2023, leased to Ernest Health; Schedule III land $2,717k, buildings $50,681k, total $53,398k, acquired 23 Nov 2020 — SEC EDGAR · openA
- Office Properties Income Trust Form 10-K 2025, Schedule III: 603 San Juan Avenue, Stockton, CA — gross $6,249k, acquired 20 Jul 2012, built 2012 — SEC EDGAR · openA
- First Industrial Realty Trust Form 10-K 2025, Schedule III: 6201 S. Newcastle Road, Stockton, CA — gross $109,006k, 2024 — SEC EDGAR · openA
- D.R. Horton Form 10-K FY2025 (year to 30 Sep 2025): 'Modesto/Merced/Stockton' among California markets; Southwest region 9,504 homes closed, average $481,200 — SEC EDGAR · openA
- KB Home Form 10-K FY2025 (year to 30 Nov 2025): West Coast segment major markets include Stockton; West Coast homes delivered 3,965 (2024: 4,316); 20,750 lots owned or under option — SEC EDGAR · openA
- Building Permits Survey, West Region place files we2023a.txt, we2024a.txt, we2025a.txt and we2608y.txt: Stockton (FIPS place 75000), 12 months reported — U.S. Census Bureau · openA
- Census Geocoder (Incorporated Places layer): city-limit checks for marquee, State inventory and REIT addresses — U.S. Census Bureau · openA
- Regency Centers Form 10-K 2025, property table: 'Corral Hollow, Stockton, CA' (market column), 153k sq ft, 100% leased, Safeway, CVS — SEC EDGAR · openA