Cheyenne, Wyoming
Cheyenne's owners of record are public on Laramie County's map server, and the roll shows a city whose largest holders are public bodies, two ranch-and-hardware family companies on its south-east edge, and the data-centre operators buying land beside them; what anyone paid is confidential under Wyoming law.
10 buildings · 10 with an owner established · 14 sources · 5 tier A · 5 tier B · prepared 2026-11-01
Can you find out who owns it?
Wyoming keeps no public title register; ownership is read from the Laramie County Assessor's roll, which must show the owner of record as of 1 January each year. The county's GIS server publishes that roll as an open parcel layer - owner, mailing address, situs, legal description, account type and acreage for 46,763 accounts countywide, shared 30 Oct 2026 - with no values and no licence stated. Deeds are recorded by the County Clerk. Sale prices are not public: Wyoming Statute 34-1-142 requires a Statement of Consideration with every recorded transfer, and the Assessor states that this information 'is NOT public information'.
Is ownership public?An open dataset names the owner
Cost of one title searchNot available at any price
Bulk ownership dataLaramie County GIS ArcGIS REST layer CntyAssessor/property_restricted_ASR/MapServer/0 'assessment_data' (46,763 accounts countywide; owner name, mailing address, situs, legal, account type, status, net acres; share date 30 Oct 2026); free, unauthenticated, no licence or values
Sale pricesNo transaction data published
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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wyoming State Capitol 200 W 24th St |
Civic | State of Wyoming On the Laramie County roll (2027 tax-year roll layer shared 30 Oct 2026) account R0023262 at 200 W 24th St is held by 'STATE OF WYOMING', exempt, 8.93 acres, legal 'Blocks 107, 108, 141 & 142, including vacated Capitol Ave, E 25th St...'. Wikipedia gives the Capitol's address as 200 W. 24th St., built 1886-1890 for the State of Wyoming at a cost of $150,000, a National Historic Landmark. Inside the City tax area the State holds 52 accounts (182 acres) under its several names; countywide 'STATE OF WYOMING' alone holds 134 accounts and 130,996 acres. |
Government | —A |
| Cheyenne Regional Medical Center 214 E 23rd St |
Institutional | Memorial Hospital of Laramie County Roll account R0056739 at 214 E 23rd St: owner 'MEMORIAL HOSPITAL OF LARAMIE CO', second name line 'DBA CHEY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER', exempt, 6.10 acres (Hospital Center, 1st Filing, Lot 1, Block 2). Across its name variants the hospital holds 19 accounts (15.5 acres) in the City tax area. The roll does not describe the hospital's legal form; ownerType 'government' reflects its name as the county's memorial hospital and its exempt status, and is judgement. |
Government | —A |
| Frontier Mall 1400 Dell Range Blvd 524,711 sq ft total centre GLA (204,591 sq ft owned by CBL) |
Retail | CBL & Associates Properties, Inc. 100% CBL's 2025 10-K lists Frontier Mall, Cheyenne (opened 1981, last expanded 1997) at 100% ownership, 524,711 sq ft total GLA, 90% occupied, and says CBL owns the land under each mall in fee simple except five named malls (Frontier is not among them). Its Q2 2026 10-Q says the mall is in the pool securing a $425M non-recourse 'secured mall loan due 2031' (7.40%, April 2026). On the county roll the main mall lots 1, 7 and 8 (39.9 acres) are held by 'FRONTIER MALL CMBS 2026 LLC' and lot 9 by 'CHEYENNE ONE PARTNERS' care of CBL; Dillard's Properties LLC owns its anchor lot. No filing opened names that LLC, so it is linked to CBL only by name and the 10-K - hence tier B. |
REIT | —B |
| Cheyenne Regional Airport (Jerry Olson Field) 1580 Airport Pkwy |
Civic | Cheyenne Regional Airport Board Wikipedia: the airport 'is owned by the Cheyenne Regional Airport Board' and is home to the Cheyenne Air National Guard Base. On the roll 'CHEYENNE AIRPORT BOARD' (with two variant names) holds 25 accounts and 847.8 acres in the City tax area; the airfield account R0015459 (Cheyenne Airport Addition, Lots 1 of Blocks 1, 3 and 6) is 771.3 acres, exempt. Eight Airport Board accounts are taxable commercial lots on Dell Range Blvd and Airport Pkwy carried 'care of' private occupants - ground the Board owns and others use. |
Government | —A |
| Microsoft Cheyenne datacenter campus North Range Business Park, Cheyenne Business Parkway and Bison Business Park (e.g. 518 and 644 Logistics Dr, 5707 Loving Trl) |
Industrial | Microsoft Corporation Roll: 'MICROSOFT CORP'/'MICROSOFT CORPORATION' hold 16 accounts and 1,467 acres in the City tax area - built data-centre lots in North Range Business Park (e.g. 111.9 ac at 518 Logistics Dr) and Bison Business Park (249.4 ac at 5707 Loving Trl) plus vacant and agricultural land - and a further 1,280-acre agricultural section off Campstool Rd that lies inside the annexation layer but is coded to a county tax area. Microsoft's 14 Apr 2026 release: first Cheyenne datacenter 2012; intent to buy about 3,200 more acres (200 in Bison Business Park, 3,000 adjacent in south-east Cheyenne); over $68M in off-site infrastructure committed. |
Public company | —A |
| Meta data centre site, High Plains Business Park 1800 High Plains Rd |
Industrial | Goat Systems LLC Roll account R0067775: 'GOAT SYSTEMS LLC', care of a law firm, 943.88 acres, High Plains Business Park Lot 1, Block 1, commercial - the largest single taxable account in the City tax area. Cheyenne LEADS' business-parks page says of High Plains Business Park: 'While Meta is the only business located on the property currently it continues to develop'. No source opened states that Goat Systems LLC is a Meta entity; the owner shown is the entity of record, and the Meta link is not established (tier B). |
Private company | —B |
| HF Sinclair Cheyenne renewable diesel unit (former Frontier refinery) 300 Morrie Ave / E 5th St |
Industrial | Frontier Refining Inc Roll: 'FRONTIER REFINING INC', care of an industrial valuation service, holds 2 industrial accounts (96.2 acres) in the City tax area - 91.9 ac on E 5th St and the 4.3-ac Frontier Refining Subdivision lot at 300 Morrie Ave - and 5 accounts (347.8 acres) countywide, including a 240.5-ac parcel at 2500 E 5th St outside the City tax area. HF Sinclair's 2025 10-K says it 'owned and operated ... an RDU in Cheyenne, Wyoming' with capacity of about 90 million gallons a year. The 10-K text read does not name Frontier Refining Inc as the holding subsidiary (tier B). |
Public company | —B |
| Little America Hotel & Resort 2800 W Lincolnway |
Hotel | Little America Hotels and Resorts Inc Three roll accounts at 2800 W Lincolnway are held by 'LITTLE AMERICA HOTELS AND RESORTS INC', all commercial: 25.77 ac and 32.58 ac in the City tax area and 21.0 ac coded to a county tax area (79.35 acres together). The company also holds two residential accounts in the city. No price is public: Wyoming sale consideration is confidential. |
Private company | —A |
| Frontier Park (Cheyenne Frontier Days grounds) 1230 W 8th Ave |
Civic | City of Cheyenne Roll account R0069268: 'CITY OF CHEYENNE', care of the City Clerk, exempt, 89.22 acres, Frontier Park 2nd Filing Lot 1 Block 1. Wikipedia: Cheyenne Frontier Days, held since 1897, is 'centered on the property of Frontier Park'. The Cheyenne Frontier Days Foundation Inc holds a separate 27.69-acre 'CFD Park N Ride' lot on Swan Ranch Rd. The roll does not say whether the festival leases the park; that is not established. |
Government | —B |
| Union Pacific Depot (Cheyenne Depot Museum) 121 W 15th St (roll situs 317 W 15th St) |
Civic | City of Cheyenne Wikipedia: the 1887 Richardsonian Romanesque depot at 121 W. 15th St. is a National Historic Landmark; the city of Cheyenne made a $6.5 million improvement in 2001-2006, and the Cheyenne Depot Museum, Inc. 'leased the depot from the city of Cheyenne for 25 years'. On the roll 'Depot Center Addition: Lot 1, Block 1' (4.0 acres, exempt, situs 317 W 15th St, DDA tax area) is held by 'CITY OF CHEYENNE'. The address on the roll differs from the depot's street address, so the match rests on the plat name (tier B). |
Government | —B |
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The core land
The most valuable ground in the city, and what the public record says about it.
Wyoming assesses property at a fraction of market value and the county's open parcel layer carries no values, so the most valuable ground cannot be ranked parcel by parcel. The figures below are the Assessor's own district totals and counts from the open roll layer, restricted to the City of Cheyenne tax areas (0150 Cheyenne, 0151 DDA, 0152 South Cheyenne Water & Sewer).
City of Cheyenne assessed value, 2026$1,283,015,032
Laramie County Assessor, 'District Assessments', 29 May 2026: Total - Cheyenne $1,232,736,880 locally assessed plus $50,278,152 state-assessed. Countywide total $2,596,462,043. Assessed, not market, value.
Downtown Development Authority district$24,381,909 assessed (368 accounts)
Same report, district 0151 DDA ($23,389,451 local + $992,458 state). Account count from the roll layer (s1), tax area 0151.
Accounts in the City tax areas28,845 accounts; 24,193 acres
Roll layer (s1), 2027 tax year, shared 30 Oct 2026: 23,378 residential, 1,720 commercial, 963 multi-use, 73 industrial, 1,366 residential vacant, 335 commercial vacant, 45 industrial vacant, 29 agricultural and 936 exempt accounts. Condominium units repeat their parcel acreage, so the acre total is approximate.
City of Cheyenne land and water rights (book value)$34.6M
City FY2025 annual financial report, capital assets net of depreciation at 30 Jun 2025: governmental $20.6M + business-type $14.0M. Cost basis, 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.
Public bodies hold Cheyenne's civic core, but the biggest acreages inside the city now sit on its south-east and north-west edges: two old local family companies - the Arp and Hammond hardware company and Lummis Livestock - with about 2,700 acres of farmland and business-park land between them, and the data-centre operators (Microsoft, and the Meta site's Goat Systems LLC) beside them. F.E. Warren Air Force Base is federal and almost wholly outside the city. Counts are accounts on the open roll layer in the City tax areas (0150-0152) unless stated; acres are the roll's net acres.
| Name | Type | Holdings (City tax areas) |
|---|---|---|
| City of Cheyenne Under 'CITY OF CHEYENNE' and variants (incl. one Board of Public Utilities account); 364 exempt. Parks, Frontier Park (89 ac), the Depot, and 10 taxable commercial accounts. Countywide the City holds 419 accounts and 27,969 acres - mostly water and utility land outside the city. |
Government | 379 accounts; 1,782 acresA |
| Lummis Livestock Co LLC Under three spellings: three agricultural accounts (incl. a 1,451.8-ac parcel on E College Dr), four commercial vacant lots (e.g. 77.9 ac in Bison Business Park) and one commercial. Countywide about 3,600 acres across its spellings. ownerType 'family' is judgement from the company name; no source opened describes its ownership. |
Family / private | 8 accounts; 1,842 acresA |
| Microsoft Corporation Data-centre lots and land in North Range, Cheyenne Business Parkway and Bison business parks; see marquee. |
Public company | 16 accounts; 1,467 acres (+1,280 ac annexed, county tax area)A |
| Dyno Nobel Inc Two agricultural and two commercial-vacant accounts in the City tax area. The roll does not describe the use, and no source opened describes Dyno Nobel's Cheyenne holding; ownerType is judgement. |
Public company | 4 accounts; 1,386 acresA |
| Sweetgrass Land Co LLC Master developer of the Sweetgrass neighbourhood: 77 residential lots, 12 commercial-vacant tracts, 10 commercial and 2 agricultural accounts, some carried care of a builder. |
Developer | 101 accounts; 1,268 acresA |
| Goat Systems LLC High Plains Business Park Lot 1, Block 1 - the site LEADS says Meta occupies; see marquee. |
Private company | 1 account; 943.9 acresA |
| Arp and Hammond Hardware Co / Arp and Hammond Co LLC Agricultural sections south and east of the city along US 85, S Greeley Hwy and E College Dr, two Bison Business Park lots and an industrial lot. Inside the annexation polygons the company holds 2,806 acres in 13 accounts; 1,922 acres of that, in 4 accounts incl. a 1,342-ac parcel, are coded to county tax areas. ownerType 'family' is judgement. |
Family / private | 9 accounts; 885 acres (+1,922 ac annexed, county tax area)A |
| Cheyenne Regional Airport Board The airfield (771 ac) and leased commercial lots. |
Government | 25 accounts; 848 acresA |
| Laramie County School District No. 1 All exempt. Countywide 49 accounts and about 1,168 acres under its name variants. |
Government | 40 accounts; 426 acresA |
| Cheyenne Light, Fuel and Power Co The electric and gas utility (operating as Black Hills Energy - Microsoft's release names Black Hills Energy as Cheyenne's utility partner). 26 accounts exempt. Countywide 43 accounts, 1,461 acres. |
Public company | 27 accounts; 421 acresB |
| Cheyenne LEADS The economic-development corporation's unsold business-park lots (10 industrial vacant, 7 commercial vacant, 1 industrial). Its page says it owns Cheyenne Business Parkway (900 acres) and North Range Business Park (620 acres). |
Institution | 18 accounts; 335 acresA |
| State of Wyoming The Capitol complex and state office buildings (e.g. 2300 Capitol Ave), under several department names. Countywide 'STATE OF WYOMING' holds 134 accounts and 130,996 acres, largely state land outside the city. |
Government | 52 accounts; 182 acresA |
| United States of America In the city: the VA medical campus (50.6 ac at 2360 E Pershing Blvd), the federal building block at 2120 Capitol Ave, a 75.3-ac piece of 'F.E. Warren AFB Military Reservation' south of Happy Jack Rd, a Bureau of Reclamation substation. The base itself is account R0066174 (5,924.7 ac, exempt) in a county tax area. Wikipedia names the Department of Defense as the base's owner. |
Government | 10 accounts; 167 acres in the city; F.E. Warren AFB 5,925-ac account outsideA |
| Cheyenne Housing Authority Under 'CHEYENNE HOUSING AUTHORITY' (117) and 'HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF CHEYENNE' variants (39); all exempt. |
Government | 156 accounts; 29.5 acresA |
| Union Pacific Railroad Co / BNSF Railway Only the railroads' locally assessed parcels appear; operating rail property is assessed by the State (the 2026 district report shows $50.3M state-assessed value in the city). |
Public company | UP 8 accounts, 13.9 ac; BNSF 5 accounts, 28.9 acA |
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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.
Cheyenne permits about 400 homes a year. The Census Bureau counted 167 single-family houses ($45.4M), 39 units in ten 3-4-unit buildings and 188 units in seven buildings of five or more units permitted in the city in 2025. No national builder appears on the roll; land is held by local developer LLCs that sell lots to small builders. Figures are accounts each company holds in the City tax areas (lots and unsold homes), not homes built; no league table of Cheyenne starts by builder was found. Single-family-rental holders by residential accounts: BNKM Cheyenne LLC (32 houses + 4 multi-use), Rangco LLC (28), Dry Creek Rental Properties LLC (18), Bruso Apartments LLC (17).
| Name | Type | Accounts, 2027 roll |
|---|---|---|
| Whitney Ranch Third and Fourth Filing LLC Vacant residential lots, 76 acres. |
Developer | 182 residential lotsA |
| Tru Grit Land Development LLC Under two spellings; 122 acres. |
Developer | 177 accounts (143 vacant lots, 21 homes)A |
| Horizon Development LLC 18.3 acres. |
Developer | 136 accounts (134 vacant lots)A |
| Sweetgrass Land Co LLC Master developer of Sweetgrass; some lots carried care of a builder. |
Developer | 77 residential lots (101 accounts)A |
| PKT Development LLC 17.5 acres. |
Developer | 86 accounts (64 vacant lots, 20 homes)A |
| CHY WY Homes LLC Residential accounts; whether these are for sale or rent is not stated. |
Private company | 28 housesA |
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Commercial landlords
The commercial side, counted separately from housing: who holds the office, retail and industrial floor area.
Cheyenne has no office-tower market; its private commercial wealth is shopping centres, distribution and data-centre campuses, a renewable-fuel plant and a downtown of small owners. With no values on the open roll, landlords are ranked by commercial and multi-use accounts held in the City tax areas.
| Name | Type | Commercial accounts, City tax areas |
|---|---|---|
| CBL & Associates Properties, Inc. Both Cheyenne centres are in CBL's 2025 10-K Schedule III; Frontier Square carried a $2.863M encumbrance. On the roll the mall lots are held by 'FRONTIER MALL CMBS 2026 LLC' (3 accounts, 39.9 ac) and 'CHEYENNE ONE PARTNERS'. |
REIT | Frontier Mall (524,711 sq ft GLA) and Frontier SquareB |
| MBL2 LLC et al The largest holder of commercial accounts in the city by count. The roll does not say what the LLC is. |
Private company | 35 commercial accounts; 45.4 acresA |
| Indian Hills Center LLC Units at 611 E Carlson St (Indian Hills Condominiums); each unit repeats the parcel's acreage. |
Private company | 24 commercial condominium unitsA |
| Walmart (Wal-Mart Real Estate Business Trust and affiliates) Under four Walmart entity names, incl. 'WALMART STORES EAST LTD PTNSP' (147.4 ac). LEADS lists the Walmart Distribution Center in North Range Business Park. |
Public company | 5 commercial accounts; 213.8 acresA |
| Lowe's Home Centers LLC Incl. a 149.2-ac account; LEADS names the Lowe's Distribution Center in Cheyenne Business Parkway. |
Public company | 3 accounts; 166.7 acresA |
| Dinco Development LLC Commercial units and lots; the roll gives no further description. |
Private company | 15 commercial accounts; 10.4 acresA |
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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.
- That Goat Systems LLC, owner of record of the 943.88-acre High Plains Business Park lot, is a Meta Platforms entity. LEADS says Meta is the only business on the park; no filing or release opened names the LLC.
- That FRONTIER MALL CMBS 2026 LLC is CBL's borrower entity under the April 2026 'secured mall loan due 2031'. CBL's 10-Q lists Frontier Mall in that loan's collateral pool and CBL names other property SPEs '<Mall> CMBS, LLC', but no filing opened names this LLC.
- Whether Microsoft's announced 3,000-acre purchase in south-east Cheyenne has closed, and from whom. The roll (owners as of 1 Jan, shared 30 Oct 2026) still shows large agricultural sections there held by Arp and Hammond Hardware Co and Lummis Livestock Co LLC; no source links those parcels to the announced purchase.
- Any sale price for any Cheyenne property: Wyoming Statements of Consideration are confidential (W.S. 34-1-142), so no marquee carries an acquisition price.
- Market values for individual parcels: the open roll layer has none, and the Assessor's parcel viewer (Schneider Beacon) bars Claude by robots.txt.
- The tallest office building in Cheyenne and its owner: no open source naming it was found within budget.
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Sources
- Laramie County Assessor parcel layer 'assessment_data' (property_restricted_ASR MapServer, layer 0): 46,763 accounts, tax year 2027, share date 30 Oct 2026 — Laramie County / Cheyenne-Laramie County Cooperative GIS · openA
- Statements of Consideration — Laramie County Assessor · openA
- Assessor FAQ — Laramie County Assessor · openA
- Incorporated Area (annexation) layer, town = CHEYENNE (5 polygons) - used to place parcels inside the city — Laramie County GIS · openA
- Wikipedia: Wyoming State Capitol; Cheyenne Regional Airport; Cheyenne Depot Museum; Cheyenne Frontier Days; F. E. Warren Air Force Base; Frontier Mall — Wikipedia · openA
- CBL & Associates Properties 10-K for 2025 (properties table and Schedule III: Frontier Mall, Frontier Square) — SEC EDGAR · openA
- CBL & Associates Properties 10-Q for Q2 2026 (secured mall loan due 2031 collateral pool) — SEC EDGAR · openA
- Business Parks (Bison, Campstool, Cheyenne Business Parkway, Cheyenne Logistics Hub, High Plains, North Range) — Cheyenne LEADS · openA
- Microsoft announces intent to expand datacenter operations in Cheyenne (14 Apr 2026, updated 8 Jun 2026) — Microsoft · openA
- HF Sinclair Corp 10-K for 2025 (Cheyenne RDU) — SEC EDGAR · openA
- 2026 District Assessments (26distas-final.xls, dated 29 May 2026) — Laramie County Assessor · openA
- City of Cheyenne FY2025 Annual Financial Compliance Report — City of Cheyenne · openA
- Building Permits Survey, places, West Region, annual 2025 (we2025a.txt): Cheyenne city — U.S. Census Bureau · openA
- Terms of Use — Microsoft · openA