Toledo, Ohio
Lucas County's Auditor publishes the owner, appraised value and every recorded sale price of each Toledo parcel as a free nightly database, because Ohio's conveyance fee makes buyers declare the price; One SeaGate, the city's tallest tower, sold for $8.9 million in September 2026 against $40 million in 2007.
12 buildings · 12 with an owner established · 15 sources · 10 tier A · 2 tier B · prepared 2026-10-14
Can you find out who owns it?
Ohio records title by deed. In Lucas County the Recorder records the deed and the Auditor keeps the tax roll, and the Auditor gives away the whole roll: owner, mailing address, land use, appraised land and building value and the sale history of every parcel, as a free Access database updated nightly and a free online search (AREIS). Prices are on the record because each conveyance pays a fee of $4.00 per $1,000 of the sale price. Transfers that pay no fee, and sales of the company that owns a building, carry no price.
Is ownership public?An open dataset names the owner
Cost of one title searchOwner of record free (AREIS online search and the AREIS_Info database, no fee). Recording a deed: $39.00 for the first two pages and $8.00 per additional page; conveyance fee $4.00 per $1,000 of sale price plus a $0.50 per-parcel transfer fee (Lucas County Auditor, Transfers page)
Bulk ownership dataLucas County Auditor 'AREIS_Info' Access database (30 tables: GENERAL, MAILING, SALES, COLLECTION and others), free, updated nightly; the copy on the Auditor's ArcGIS Hub (item 8e00e957…, 100.8 MB zip) downloads without an account, while the Auditor's own File Downloads page asks for registration
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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fifth Third Center at One SeaGate 1 SeaGate, Toledo |
Office | One SeaGate Holdings LLC Toledo's tallest office building (32 floors, 411 ft, 1982; formerly the Owens-Illinois Building, per Wikipedia, s6). The Auditor's roll names One SeaGate Holdings LLC (mailing address in Toledo) as owner of the tower parcel, appraised at $8,921,200, all of it building: the parcel carries no land value. Two other '1 SeaGate' parcels, 2.66 acres of land ($2.38M) and a $0.94M parcel, stand in the City of Toledo. The sale history: $1,000,000 in Sep 2006, $40,000,000 in Aug 2007, $8,900,000 on 10 Sep 2026, a fall of 78% on the 2007 price. No source opened names the LLC's members or says whether the tower stands on a ground lease from the City. |
Private company | $8,900,000 2026-09-10 Limited warranty deed from One SeaGate Partners LLC, conveyance 26105853, Auditor's SALES table. That entity had paid $40,000,000 on 20 Aug 2007. A |
| Tower on the Maumee (former Fiberglas Tower) 200 N St Clair Street, Toledo |
Mixed use | Eyde Maumee Development, LLC; GEYDE Tower 2 LLC; GEYDE Tower 3 LLC (commercial condominium) Toledo's tallest residential building (30 floors, 400 ft, 1969; formerly the Fiberglas Tower, per Wikipedia, s6). On the roll it is a condominium of 8 unit parcels worth $17.7M in all, held by three LLCs that share a Toledo PO box: Eyde Maumee Development, LLC holds the largest unit ($11.48M, under a commercial CRA abatement) and an office unit; GEYDE Tower 2 LLC and GEYDE Tower 3 LLC hold the rest. Every transfer into them, in Oct 2016, Mar 2017 and Apr 2024, came from an East Lansing, Michigan family LLC and was recorded at $0, so no price is on the record. The same family LLC holds Four SeaGate, bought for $13,250,000 on 2 Jun 2017. |
Family / private | —A |
| Renaissance Toledo Downtown Hotel 444 N Summit Street, Toledo |
Hotel | 513 Excellence LLC Wikipedia (s6) puts the Renaissance Toledo Downtown Hotel at 444 N Summit St (13 floors, 1985). The roll codes the parcel as a hotel, appraised at $16,250,000 on 1.50 acres, plus a $1.04M parcel in a municipal TIF. Both now stand in 513 Excellence LLC, an Ohio LLC, which bought them for $11,000,000 on 3 Sep 2026; the tax bill still goes to the seller's Chicago address. The seller, First TDT LLC, had paid $8,125,000 on 18 Dec 2015, and the hotel changed hands at $5.5M in 2007 and $8.5M in 2014. No source opened names who stands behind 513 Excellence LLC, or the hotel's operator. |
Private company | $11,000,000 2026-09-03 Limited warranty deed from First TDT LLC covering the hotel parcel and a TIF parcel (conveyance 26105739, multi-parcel sale). A |
| Owens Corning world headquarters 1 Owens Corning Parkway, Toledo |
Office | City of Toledo The City's parcel layer (s4) names the City of Toledo as owner of record of the headquarters parcel, '1 Owens Corning Pkwy' (Commodore Island Plat I, lot 2), and of about 16 riverfront parcels on Ottawa St and Commodore Dr, each marked 'Origin: City Owned', with every tax bill addressed to Owens Corning, One Owens Corning Parkway. One more parcel (265 Ottawa St, 5 acres) stands in Centerior Properties Co, also billed to Owens Corning. The Auditor's database lists the headquarters parcel only in its mailing and special-assessment tables, flagged 'Pending Exemption', and gives it no value. The roll does not say on what terms Owens Corning occupies City land, and no lease was opened. |
Government | —B |
| ProMedica headquarters (downtown campus) 320 Water Street and 100 Madison Avenue, Toledo |
Office | ProMedica Downtown Campus Landlord LLC (building); ProMedica Health System Inc (land) On the roll, the 3.23-acre site at 320 Water St is split: the building parcel ($11.71M, all building, exempt under a commercial CRA) stands in ProMedica Downtown Campus Landlord LLC, and the land parcel ($674,600) was deeded to ProMedica Health System Inc in Dec 2022. Both bill to ProMedica, 100 Madison Ave. Nearby, ProMedica's tax bills also cover 333 N Summit St (16 floors, the 'ProMedica Senior Care Building' per Wikipedia, s6; $9.2M), whose owner of record is the Toledo-Lucas County Port Authority, and 202 N Summit St ($4.6M), also Port Authority. The roll does not give the terms, and no lease was opened. |
Institution | $1,750,000 2015-09-30 Warranty deed from Water Street Development, LLC (multi-parcel). The City had quit-claimed the land to that developer in Dec 2005 at $0. A |
| Huntington Center (arena) 500 Jefferson Avenue, Toledo |
Civic | Board of County Commissioners of Lucas County The roll names the Board of County Commissioners of Lucas County as owner of the arena parcel, appraised at $55,400,900 (land $815,900), all exempt as county property. The County took the site by general warranty deed on 5 Jun 2007, recorded with no price. Wikipedia (s7) gives Lucas County as owner and ASM Global as operator, the 2009 opening, and a cost of $105 million; the Toledo Walleye are tenants. No lease or management contract was opened. |
Government | —A |
| Fifth Third Field (ballpark) 406 Washington Street, Toledo |
Civic | Board of County Commissioners of Lucas County The roll names the Board of County Commissioners of Lucas County as owner of the 6.18-acre ballpark parcel, appraised at $33,462,200, all of it building and exempt as county property. Wikipedia (s8) gives Lucas County as owner, the Toledo Mud Hens Baseball Club as operator, the 2002 opening and a $39.2 million cost. No lease was opened. |
Government | —A |
| Glass City Center (former SeaGate Convention Centre) 401 Jefferson Avenue, Toledo |
Civic | Lucas County Wikipedia (s9) gives 401 Jefferson Ave as the address of the Glass City Center, called the SeaGate Convention Centre from 1987 to 2022. On the roll, the two building parcels stand in 'Lucas County' ($27,915,100) and 'County of Lucas, Ohio' ($7,396,000; transferred from the convention bureau to the County in Apr 2008), with a $731,400 land parcel at 101 N Summit St also in the County's name. A fourth parcel ($1,411,100) stands in the Toledo-Lucas County Convention and Visitors Bureau. Together $37.5M, all exempt. |
Government | —A |
| Hollywood Casino Toledo 1968 Miami Street, Toledo |
Mixed use | GLP Capital, L.P. (Gaming and Leisure Properties); leased to PENN Entertainment The roll names GLP Capital LP as owner of the 42.25-acre casino parcel, appraised at $158,800,000 (land $2,540,000): the most valuable taxable parcel in Toledo. It came from Toledo Gaming Ventures LLC by an affidavit deed on 8 Jan 2014 with no price; the site was bought from LOF Glass for $565,000 in 2006 and sold on for $2,500,000 in 2009. GLPI's FY2025 10-K (s10) lists Hollywood Casino Toledo in the PENN Master Lease, acquired 1 Nov 2013 at an initial cost of $12.0M land and $144.1M buildings ($155.9M gross, $71.7M accumulated depreciation). PENN operates it as tenant. |
REIT | —B |
| Toledo Assembly Complex (Jeep) 4000 Stickney Avenue and 1242 Expressway Drive, Toledo |
Industrial | FCA US LLC (Stellantis) The roll names FCA US LLC (mailing address 1000 Chrysler Dr, Auburn Hills) as owner of 20 parcels in Toledo, appraised at $136.7M, including 169.42 acres at 4000 Stickney Ave ($54.0M, $21.0M and $4.9M parcels) and 1242 Expressway Dr ($31.6M, $5.1M and smaller). $125.9M of it is exempt under municipal TIFs (ORC 5709), and only $10.8M is taxable. Title passed from American Motors and DaimlerChrysler to Chrysler LLC, New CarCo Acquisition LLC (Jun 2009), Chrysler Group LLC (Nov 2011) and FCA US LLC (Sep 2015), all at $0. Wikipedia (s11) gives the complex as 312 acres at 4400 Chrysler Dr, an address the roll does not use. |
Public company | —A |
| Toledo Museum of Art 2445–2505 Monroe Street, Toledo |
Institutional | Toledo Museum of Art The roll names the Toledo Museum of Art, an Ohio non-profit corporation, as owner of 45 parcels in Toledo appraised at $45.5M, almost all exempt as charitable. The largest is 2505 Monroe St (16.38 acres, $29,010,500) and the next 2444 Monroe St ($14,243,400). Most of the rest are houses and lots on Parkwood Ave, Collingwood Blvd and Woodruff Ave around the campus. |
Institution | —A |
| Toledo Zoo & Aquarium 2700 Broadway Street, Toledo |
Institutional | Toledo Zoological Society The roll names the Toledo Zoological Society as owner of 101 parcels in Toledo appraised at $21.5M, the largest 2700 Broadway St (30.66 acres, $13,644,900), with others at 2 Hippo Way (11.37 acres) and along Spencer St, Woodsdale Ave and South Ave. A 35.1-acre parcel at 2735 Broadway St ($1.2M) stands in the City of Toledo. Wikipedia (s12) gives the zoo 51 acres. Whether any of the zoo's grounds are City land leased to the Society was not established. |
Institution | —A |
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The core land
The most valuable ground in the city, and what the public record says about it.
Toledo here means the 26 Auditor taxing districts inside the city (TD 01–26: Toledo City with the Toledo, Maumee, Washington, Sylvania, Ottawa Hills and Springfield school districts), 124,885 real-property parcels once 536 public-utility and railroad operating-property records are set aside. Values are the Auditor's appraised (market) values in the AREIS_Info database of 12 Oct 2026, summed by this research; Ohio taxes 35% of them. Against 3,776 single-family sales in 2025 the roll stood at a median 0.77 of the price paid, so it lags the market. About 505 parcels, mostly pending exemptions, are missing from the database's GENERAL table and are not counted. The most valuable ground is hospital and university land, and the whole stock of downtown elevator offices is worth less than the casino.
Highest-valued parcel$332,320,900
2142 N Cove Blvd, The Toledo Hospital (tax bill to ProMedica), 35.64 acres, exempt as charitable. Next: the University of Toledo main campus, 2801 W Bancroft St, $322,540,000 on 127.88 acres, and the health-science campus at 3000 Arlington Ave (Medical College of Ohio at Toledo), $170,501,400 on 193.94 acres. AREIS_Info, Oct 2026.
Highest-valued taxable parcel$158,800,000
Hollywood Casino Toledo, 1968 Miami St, GLP Capital LP, 42.25 acres (land $2.54M). Next: General Motors' 1455 W Alexis Rd transmission plant, $46,856,600 taxable plus $21,383,000 under a CRA abatement, and the Toledo Colony apartments, 2001 W Central Ave, $28,843,000. AREIS_Info, Oct 2026.
All Toledo parcels$16.71 billion
124,885 parcels, of which land $2.76B. Residential $8.55B (103,320 parcels), commercial $3.25B, industrial $0.64B, exempt $4.27B (25.6% of the total). Public-utility personal property (Toledo Edison, American Transmission Systems, Columbia Gas) adds $0.94B and railroad operating property $0.06B. AREIS_Info, Oct 2026.
Elevator office buildings (3+ floors)$78,431,900
All 74 parcels coded 'Office 3+ elev' in the city. The tallest, One SeaGate, is $8.9M on the roll and sold for $8,900,000 on 10 Sep 2026; it fetched $40,000,000 in Aug 2007. AREIS_Info, Oct 2026.
Recorded sales, 2025$775.6 million
9,087 conveyances on Toledo parcels in calendar 2025, of which 5,260 carried a price. The median priced single-family sale (one parcel) was $110,000. AREIS_Info SALES table; multi-parcel conveyances counted once.
Conveyance fee$4.00 per $1,000 of price
Plus $0.50 per parcel transfer fee, paid to the Auditor with the DTE 100 conveyance form; recording at the County Recorder is $39.00 for the first two pages and $8.00 a page after. Lucas County Auditor, Transfers page (s2).
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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.
Toledo's ground is held, by value, by public bodies and two hospital systems. The State (mostly the University of Toledo) holds the most valuable land, and the City holds by far the most parcels and stated acreage, many of them vacant lots carried in the County's land-reutilization land-use code. The Port Authority holds title to factory sites and downtown towers whose tax bills go to private users. Counts group every name variant on the roll; acres are the roll's stated acreage, blank on many lots, counted once per assessor number. Toledo parcels only; utility and railroad operating property excluded.
| Name | Type | Toledo parcels, AREIS_Info (Oct 2026) |
|---|---|---|
| City of Toledo Mostly 'City of Toledo'. 3,775 parcels are coded municipal and 706 carry the county land-reutilization land-use code (vacant lots taken back after tax foreclosure). The largest are 3900 Summit St ($92.0M), 3040 York St ($25.1M, 128 acres) and 200 E Bancroft St ($15.1M, taxable). The City is also owner of record of the Owens Corning headquarters site. |
Government | 4,548 parcels, 2,848 stated acres, $322.4MA |
| State of Ohio and the University of Toledo About 37 name variants. The University's main campus ($322.5M) and health-science campus ($170.5M, recorded as the Medical College of Ohio at Toledo), 2001 E Central Ave ($95.8M), 2900 Dorr St ($57.3M) and the Toledo State Hospital site (62.5 acres). The University of Toledo Foundation, a separate non-profit, holds 7 more parcels ($21.4M, 108.9 acres). |
Government | 109 parcels, 634 stated acres, $869.5MA |
| Toledo Public Schools (Board of Education of the City School District of the City of Toledo) Six name variants. The largest are 2225 Nebraska Ave ($39.3M, 135 acres), 222 McTigue Ave ($38.3M) and 2010 Tremainsville Rd ($37.8M). |
Government | 258 parcels, 709 stated acres, $539.4MA |
| ProMedica (The Toledo Hospital, ProMedica Health System and affiliates) 36 name variants, led by The Toledo Hospital's 2142 N Cove Blvd campus ($332.3M). Another ~$13M of Port Authority-titled buildings downtown (333 and 202 N Summit St) send their tax bills to ProMedica and are not counted here. |
Institution | 135 parcels, $413.8MA |
| Mercy Health (St Vincent Medical Center and affiliates) About 48 name variants, tax bills to Mercy Health, Cincinnati. The St Vincent campus on Cherry St ($119.7M at 2213 Cherry St, recorded as the Sisters of Charity of St Vincent's Hospital), and Riverside Mercy at 4101 Secor Rd ($31.8M). |
Institution | 144 parcels, $277.6MA |
| Board of County Commissioners of Lucas County About 28 name variants: the Huntington Center ($55.4M), Fifth Third Field ($33.5M), the Glass City Center ($27.9M), and county offices and courts on Jackson, Adams and Michigan Sts. |
Government | 112 parcels, 180 stated acres, $239.7MA |
| Lucas Metropolitan Housing Authority Twelve name variants (often 'Lucas Metro Hsg Auth'), including 601 Fassett St ($8.5M) and 615 Cherry St ($6.7M). |
Government | 346 parcels, 153 stated acres, $153.5MA |
| Toledo-Lucas County Port Authority 640 Jackson St ($33.8M), industrial sites on Jeep Pkwy whose tax bills go to Dana Inc and Mayco Toledo LLC, a grain elevator at 444 Edwin Dr billed to Cargill, and downtown towers billed to ProMedica. The roll does not give the terms on which the users hold them, and no lease was opened. |
Government | 87 parcels, 583 stated acres, $121.3MA |
| Metropolitan Park District of the Toledo Area (Metroparks Toledo) Ten name variants, including riverfront land at 111 Ottawa St beside the Owens Corning site and 1030 Water St downtown. |
Government | 150 parcels, 627 stated acres, $25.7MA |
| FCA US LLC (Stellantis) The Toledo Assembly Complex parcels; $125.9M is in municipal TIFs. |
Public company | 20 parcels, 75 stated acres, $136.7MA |
| Lucas County Land Reutilization Corporation (Lucas County Land Bank) Eleven spellings. Mostly single lots and houses; its largest Toledo holdings are 601 Junction Ave and downtown lots on N Huron St and Madison Ave, including 608 Madison Ave. |
Government | 436 parcels in Toledo, $7.8MA |
| Railroads (CSX, Grand Trunk Western, Norfolk Southern, Ann Arbor, Pennsylvania Lines) Railroad operating property is carried as utility property: Norfolk Southern Combined Railroad $47.1M, CSX Transportation $4.2M (62 records, 170 acres), Ann Arbor Railroad $3.9M, Grand Trunk Western $1.3M (122 acres). Pennsylvania Lines LLC also holds 11 ordinary parcels (56.8 acres). |
Public company | 352 operating-property records, $56.5M; 291 acres stated for CSX and Grand TrunkA |
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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.
Toledo builds almost no new housing. In 2025 the city permitted 23 single-family houses ($4.3M) and no two-family or apartment buildings at all, and Lucas County as a whole permitted 273 single-family houses ($103.9M) and no multifamily units (Census Building Permits Survey, s15). The Auditor's roll shows the same thing: 85 dwellings in the city carry a 2022-or-later build year. The volume builders work in the townships (Sylvania, Waterville), not in the city. The largest corporate holder of houses in the city is not a builder: Toledo Transformation LLC holds about 256 parcels, 218 of them single-family and 23 two-family houses, under 17 name variants. Figures are parcels in each builder's own name on the Auditor's roll (Oct 2026).
| Name | Type | Parcels in own name, Lucas County roll (Oct 2026) |
|---|---|---|
| Eagle Creek Builders & Developers Inc Three name variants. 25 are vacant residential lots, 24 of them in one Toledo taxing district, and 4 hold houses dated 2025–26. An Ohio corporation that publishes no volumes. |
Private company | 29 parcels, 24 in ToledoA |
| United North School Homes LLC and United North School Homes II LLC 46 single-family houses built 2009–2011 and 15 vacant lots, spread across central Toledo districts. The roll does not name a sponsor. |
Private company | 74 parcels, all in ToledoA |
| Maumee Valley Habitat for Humanity Four name variants. Nine are vacant residential lots awaiting building. |
Institution | 11 parcelsA |
| K. Hovnanian Northwest Ohio LLC (Hovnanian Enterprises) All 12 in Sylvania Township, with build years of 2025–26 on the roll. Listed for contrast: the one national public builder found on the roll holds nothing inside the city. |
Public company | 12 parcels county-wide, 0 in ToledoA |
| FT Development Company LLC 44 in Waterville Township, 43 of them with build years of 2025–26: the largest single block of new houses on the county roll. |
Private company | 45 parcels county-wide, 0 in ToledoA |
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Commercial landlords
The commercial side, counted separately from housing: who holds the office, retail and industrial floor area.
Toledo has no office REIT and almost no institutional office ownership: the 74 elevator office buildings in the city are worth $78M together. The largest commercial values are a casino owned by a gaming REIT, owner-occupied factories (GM, Stellantis), and apartments and shopping centres held by out-of-state syndicators and local family firms through single-purpose LLCs, identified here by the mailing address their tax bills go to. A distinctive Ohio feature is the land trust: several hundred parcels stand in the name of title agencies acting as trustee, which hides the beneficial owner from the roll. Figures are appraised values on the Auditor's roll for Toledo parcels (Oct 2026).
| Name | Type | Toledo holding (AREIS_Info, Oct 2026) |
|---|---|---|
| Gaming and Leisure Properties (GLP Capital, L.P.) Hollywood Casino Toledo, the most valuable taxable parcel in the city, leased to PENN Entertainment under the PENN Master Lease. GLPI's FY2025 Schedule III carries it at $155.9M gross cost (s10). |
REIT | 1 parcel, $158.8M; 42.25 acresA |
| Entities mailing to 3440 Secor Rd, Toledo (Westgate Lodging LLC, Dorr Street Plaza LLC, Secor Village North LLC, Foundation Park Shopping Center LLC and others) About 20 LLCs share this mailing address. They hold three hotels on Secor Rd ($7.9M, $7.3M and $7.1M) and neighbourhood shopping centres on Talmadge, Byrne and Dorr. No source opened names who stands behind them, so the group is named by its address. |
Private company | 33 parcels, $43.5MA |
| IBC Inc and entities mailing to 300 Phillips Ave, Toledo IBC Inc, an Ohio corporation, under about eight spellings, holds most of these: industrial and warehouse buildings such as 315 Matzinger Rd ($4.5M), 4900 Angola Rd ($4.2M) and 4240 Bennett Rd ($3.6M). 51 of the parcels are carried as exempt. The firm publishes nothing that was opened here. |
Private company | 186 parcels, $40.8MA |
| Apartment owners mailing to Franktown, Colorado (LC Country Club B LLC, Hunters Ridge Property Owner LLC, Sunnydale Estates Property Owner B LLC, Miracle Manor Property Owner B LLC, Toledo Properties Owner B LLC) Five LLCs sharing one Colorado suite address hold apartment complexes, the largest at 1024 Hilltop Ln ($17.0M). Their sponsor is not named in any source opened. |
Private company | 23 apartment parcels, $39.0MA |
| Land trusts held by title agencies (Midland Agency of Northwest Ohio Inc, trustee; Louisville Title Agency for N.W. Ohio Inc, trustee) Midland Agency of Northwest Ohio Inc holds about 220 Toledo parcels ($35.9M) as trustee, including apartment complexes at 2423 S Holland Sylvania Rd ($6.4M) and 3750 Hill Ave ($4.0M); Louisville Title Agency holds about 70 ($26.6M by its mailing address). The roll names the trustee, not the beneficiaries, so who owns these buildings cannot be established from public data. |
Private company | About 290 parcels, about $62MA |
| Realty Income Corporation (incl. former VEREIT, Cole and ARC entities) Single-tenant retail, restaurant and medical buildings held by LLCs such as Terraza 8 LLC (5025 Monroe St, $7.3M), Realty Income U.S. Core Plus 3 LP and ARC/Cole-named LLCs, all mailing to 11995 El Camino Real, San Diego, which is Realty Income's business address on EDGAR (s13). The tie for entities not named 'Realty Income' rests on that address. |
REIT | 10 parcels, $17.3MB |
| Brixmor Property Group (Brixmor Miracle Mile, LLC) Miracle Mile Shopping Plaza, 4925 Jackman Rd and W Laskey Rd. Brixmor's FY2025 10-K Schedule III (s14) lists 'Miracle Mile Shopping Plaza, Toledo, OH', built 1955, acquired June 2011, at $20.2M gross cost. |
REIT | 7 parcels, $13.1MA |
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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 One SeaGate Holdings LLC, which bought Toledo's tallest office tower for $8,900,000 on 10 Sep 2026, and behind 513 Excellence LLC, which bought the Renaissance hotel for $11,000,000 a week earlier. The roll gives only the LLC names and mailing addresses.
- Whether One SeaGate stands on a ground lease. The tower parcel carries no land value and the surrounding '1 SeaGate' land parcels stand in the City of Toledo, but no lease was opened.
- The terms on which Owens Corning occupies City-owned land at One Owens Corning Parkway, and the value of its headquarters building: the Auditor's database lists the parcel only as 'Pending Exemption'. The Auditor's AREIS Online parcel pages, which would show it, did not answer.
- The terms of the Port Authority titles whose tax bills go to ProMedica (333 and 202 N Summit St), Dana Inc and Mayco Toledo LLC (Jeep Pkwy) and Cargill (444 Edwin Dr). No lease or bond document was opened.
- The beneficiaries of the land trusts held by Midland Agency of Northwest Ohio Inc and Louisville Title Agency for N.W. Ohio Inc as trustee (about 290 Toledo parcels). Ohio's roll names the trustee only.
- Who stands behind the groups identified only by mailing address: 3440 Secor Rd (hotels and shopping centres), 300 Phillips Ave (IBC Inc) and the Franktown, Colorado apartment LLCs.
- Whether any of the Toledo Zoo's grounds are City land leased to the Zoological Society; a 35.1-acre City parcel adjoins the Society's land on Broadway.
- Market values: the roll stood at a median 0.77 of 2025 single-family sale prices, so all appraised figures here understate current prices; the Auditor's own pages opened did not state the tax year of the current values.
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Sources
- AREIS_Info: Lucas County Auditor's real-estate database (GENERAL, MAILING, SALES, COLLECTION, COMMERCIAL, RESIDENTIAL tables; 204,788 parcels, sales from 1920 to 9 Oct 2026), Access .mdb of 12 Oct 2026, read 14 Oct 2026 — Lucas County Auditor's Office, GIS Department (via the Auditor GIS Library on ArcGIS Online) · openA
- Transfers: conveyance fee $4.00 per $1,000 of sale price, $0.50 per-parcel transfer fee, DTE 100 conveyance form, recording $39.00 for first two pages and $8.00 per additional page — Lucas County Auditor · openA
- AREIS: 'a free online database of real estate public information'; bulk download as a Microsoft Access database, updated daily, requires an account; ORC 319.28 name-removal affidavits — Lucas County Auditor · openA
- Parcels (ParcelsMapServiceHub layer 0): owner, mailing address and parcel address for 204,108 Lucas County parcels, with the City's own asset fields ('Origin: City Owned'), read 14 Oct 2026 — City of Toledo GIS · openA
- GIS: GIS File Downloads ('Register to download shapefiles … Microsoft Access database with real estate data (updated daily)'), AREIS Online, Auditor GIS Library, REST server — Lucas County Auditor · openA
- List of tallest buildings and structures in Toledo, Ohio (One SeaGate 411 ft/32 floors; Tower on the Maumee 400 ft/30 floors at 200 N St Clair St; Renaissance Toledo Downtown Hotel at 444 N Summit St; 333 N Summit St) — Wikipedia · openB
- Huntington Center (Toledo, Ohio): owner Lucas County, operator ASM Global, opened 2009, cost $105 million — Wikipedia · openB
- Fifth Third Field (Toledo, Ohio): 406 Washington St, owner Lucas County, operator Toledo Mud Hens Baseball Club, opened 2002, cost $39.2 million — Wikipedia · openB
- Glass City Center: 401 Jefferson Ave, former SeaGate Convention Centre (1987–2022) — Wikipedia · openB
- Gaming and Leisure Properties, Inc., Form 10-K for FY2025 (Master Leases table; Schedule III: Hollywood Casino Toledo, land $12,003k, buildings $144,093k, acquired 11/1/2013) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (EDGAR) · openA
- Toledo Complex (Toledo Assembly Complex): 312 acres, 4400 Chrysler Drive; owners Willys-Overland, Kaiser Jeep, American Motors, Chrysler — Wikipedia · openB
- Toledo Zoo & Aquarium (51 acres on the south side) — Wikipedia · openB
- Realty Income Corp, EDGAR submissions record (business address 11995 El Camino Real, San Diego, CA 92130) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (EDGAR) · openA
- Brixmor Property Group Inc., Form 10-K for FY2025 (Schedule III: Miracle Mile Shopping Plaza, Toledo, OH; land $1,510k, building $15,792k, gross $20,205k, built 1955, acquired Jun-11) — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (EDGAR) · openA
- Building Permits Survey, 2025 annual: places in the Midwest (Toledo city, Lucas County: 23 one-unit buildings, $4,301,000; no 2+ unit buildings) and counties (Lucas County, OH: 273 one-unit, $103,912,991; no multifamily) — U.S. Census Bureau · openA