Fresno, California
Fresno will show anyone a parcel's assessed value and will sell anyone the whole roll with owners' names for $48.70 by mail, but it will not put an owner's name on the internet; the city's own financial report names its ten largest taxpayers, and that is where River Park Properties and Macerich surface. Public landholdings now rest on the State's CPAD protected-areas database, since the City and County ArcGIS Online layers are robots-blocked.
8 buildings · 7 with an owner established · 29 sources · 4 tier B · 4 tier A · prepared 2026-10-13
Can you find out who owns it?
California has no public title register. The Fresno County Assessor-Recorder looks up a parcel's current assessed value online but leaves the owner off: its free roll downloads omit the assessee's name under Government Code 6254.21, and the County's GIS page says it is 'unable to provide ownership information on the internet'. The same office sells the full Secured Roll with owners' names as of 1 January for $48.70, a monthly Current Ownership file for $30.94, and a Quarterly Sales list (APN, address, sale amount, dates, document number) for $25.10, sent by post after a cheque arrives. Recorded deeds can be read in the office free or copied at $1.50 for the first page; the documentary transfer tax is $0.55 per $500. Because Prop 13 resets assessed value to the purchase price on a sale, the roll tracks recent prices.
Is ownership public?Public, but one paid search at a time
Cost of one title searchNo per-parcel owner search online. Secured Roll with owners' names $48.70 (whole county, by mail); Current Ownership file $30.94; deed copies $1.50 first page + $0.50 each additional, $1.00 certification
Bulk ownership dataFresno County Assessor data files by written request and cheque: Secured Assessment Roll with owners' names as of 1 Jan ($48.70), Current Ownership Name and Mailing Address, monthly ($30.94 text/CSV)
Sale pricesEvery sale, with its address
Sites that forbid taking their data
- www.fresnocountyca.gov — “Any use of the materials stored on the County's website is prohibited without the written permission of the County (site Disclaimer; also forbids distribution of website content and mirroring on non-County servers)”
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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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pacific Southwest Building (Security Bank Building) 1060 Fulton St, Fresno, CA 93721 |
Mixed use | Not established a paid title search would answer it Fresno's tallest building: 15 storeys, about 67 m to the roof, completed 1925 for the Pacific Southwest Trust and Savings Bank (Wikipedia). It has gone from bank to offices to residential lofts with ground-floor food and drink. Every account we opened names private individuals as the owners and no owning company. So the owner is left blank: the name is not online, and it would cost the Assessor's $30.94 ownership file to see the vesting entity. No sale price is stated in any document read. |
Not established | —B |
| Courthouse Park (Fresno County civic centre) Courthouse Park, downtown Fresno, CA 93721 13.9 acres (CPAD) |
Civic | County of Fresno The California Protected Areas Database lists Courthouse Park in Fresno County as a County of Fresno holding of 13.9 acres, owned and managed by the County. The County Plaza Building and Hall of Records are not CPAD entries, so their ownership is left in unverified. Tier B: CPAD is a compiled open-space inventory, not a deed. |
Government | —B |
| Chukchansi Park 1800 Tulare St, Fresno, CA 93721 4.97 acres (parcel) |
Civic | City of Fresno The City's FY2025 ACFR runs a Stadium enterprise fund for 'the City's baseball stadium', with revenue 'derived from the leasing of the facilities, supplemented by General Fund support' ($3.67M transferred in FY2025). Chukchansi Park, 1800 Tulare St, is pledged as collateral for the 2017A lease revenue bonds to 1 April 2031. Stadium debt at 30 June 2025: 2001 A/B lease revenue bonds $8.655M and 2017A Stadium Project $6.925M. The parcel is APN 468-284-44T, 4.97 ac (City layer). The team's lease terms were not read from a primary document. |
Government | —A |
| Fresno Convention & Entertainment Center (incl. Saroyan Theatre and Valdez Hall) 848 M St / 700 M St, Fresno, CA 93721 13.76 acres (700 M St parcel) |
Civic | City of Fresno The ACFR's Fresno Convention Center Fund 'accounts for the operation and maintenance of the City's convention center', supplemented by General Fund support ($3.94M in FY2025). Its collateral table pledges the Fresno Convention Center, 848 M Street (1998 B Exhibit Hall Expansion bonds, to 1 Sep 2028), Saroyan Theater, 730 M Street (to 2031) and Valdez Hall, 702 M Street (to 2039). FY2025 revenue $5.3M; net position $5.7M. The City's parcel layer classes 700 M St (APN 468-400-54T, 13.76 ac) as 'convention center'. The operator's contract was not read. |
Government | —A |
| Fresno Yosemite International Airport (FAT) 5175 E Clinton Way, Fresno, CA 93727 2,050 acres with Chandler Executive Airport; terminal 193,364 sq ft (two airports) |
Civic | City of Fresno The ACFR's Airports Fund 'accounts for the City's two airport operations', Fresno Yosemite International and Fresno Chandler Executive, with 2,050 acres, three runways (longest 13,165 ft), 303 hangars and 193,364 sq ft of terminals combined. A $150M terminal expansion of over 116,000 sq ft is under construction, funded partly by $70M of Series 2023 Airport Revenue Bonds. The terminal address resolves to APN 494-071-78T, 574.4 ac, land use 'airport'; the City layer classes 28 parcels inside the city, 1,112 ac, as airport. |
Government | —A |
| Fresno Fashion Fair 645 E Shaw Ave, Fresno, CA 93710 974,000 sq ft total GLA; 419,000 sq ft mall and freestanding |
Retail | Macerich (Macerich Fresno Limited Partnership) 100% Macerich's FY2025 10-K lists the centre at 100%, 95.5% leased, with Macy's as a non-owned anchor and JCPenney and Macy's as company-owned anchors. It is held in fee, not on a ground lease. Footnote 4 says it has a vacant anchor owned by the company. The mortgage was $324.9M at 3.67%, maturing 1 Nov 2026. CMBS 10-Ks show the loan was split into seven pari passu notes. Exhibit 21 lists Macerich Fresno Limited Partnership, and the City's ACFR ranks that entity Fresno's 4th-largest property taxpayer, $155.2M taxable assessed value (FY2025). Whether the Nov 2026 maturity was met is not established. |
REIT | —A |
| River Park (The Shops at River Park, The Marketplace, River Park Plaza) 71 E Via la Plata and Blackstone Ave at Nees Ave, Fresno, CA 93720 475,000 sq ft (The Marketplace, per the manager's history page) |
Retail | River Park Properties Lance-Kashian & Company manages the centre: its About page calls River Park Properties the 'developers of the Shops at River Park, Market Place, and River Park Plaza and several office buildings', and the centre's own site lists Lance-Kashian. The City's FY2025 ACFR, from County tax data, ranks River Park Properties, 'Commercial', Fresno's 3rd-largest property taxpayer at $197.6M taxable assessed value. It was not in the 2016 top ten. Tier B: the ACFR names the taxpayer but no parcels, and the developer link comes from the manager's page. Not Regency Centers: Regency's FY2025 10-K does not mention Fresno. |
Private company | —B |
| Robert E. Coyle United States Courthouse 2500 Tulare St, Fresno, CA 93721 2.99 acres (parcel) |
Civic | United States (General Services Administration) H.R. 724 (109th Congress, 2005) refers to 'the United States courthouse located at 2500 Tulare Street in Fresno, California' and would name it after Judge Robert E. Coyle. That GSA is the custodian is taken from Wikipedia's infobox. No GSA inventory page could be read, so tier B. Tenants include the Eastern District of California's district and bankruptcy courts and the US Attorney's Fresno office. |
Government | —B |
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The core land
The most valuable ground in the city, and what the public record says about it.
There is no free public file of owners or of values with owners. The free roll download has no names, the online lookup goes one parcel at a time. Totals below come from the City's audited ACFR, which reprints the County's roll figures and the ten largest taxpayers. That list is the only free public document that names private owners of Fresno property with values.
City of Fresno total taxable assessed value, FY2025$52.15B
$49.01B secured + $3.14B unsecured. Up 5.8% from $49.29B in FY2024 and from $31.53B in FY2016. City ACFR, statistical section, source County of Fresno.
Largest private property taxpayer with real property: River Park Properties$197,550,270
Taxable assessed value, rank 3, 0.38% of the total; ranks 1 and 2 (Gap Inc., Amazon.com Services) are unsecured. Next: Macerich Fresno LP $155.2M, Meganova LP (apartments) $132.6M, DPML Orange LLC $129.5M and RPI Fig Garden LP $104.1M. City ACFR, FY2025, from MuniServices/Avenu.
Ten largest taxpayers' share of the roll2.91% (FY2025) vs 13.93% (FY2016)
$1.52B for the top ten in FY2025. In FY2016 PG&E alone was $2.26B (7.17%) and the list was utilities and energy. City ACFR, FY2025.
Parcels and land309,837 parcels county-wide; about 73,400 acres city area
County-wide: 309,837 assessable parcels as of 1 Jan 2026 (Assessor). The City ACFR gives the City's total area as about 73,400 acres, including streets and rights of way. An inside-city parcel count is no longer cited (source host blocked; see unverified).
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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.
Fresno's biggest landholders are public: the City's two airports, parks and wastewater lands; the County's downtown civic centre; Fresno State; school districts; and the flood-control and irrigation districts. No document read names who farms or owns it, and no company holder is named. Public holdings are now taken from the State's CPAD database and the bodies' own documents; the City's land-use counts are no longer cited.
| Name | Type | Holdings as stated |
|---|---|---|
| City of Fresno ACFR capital-asset statistics, FY2025: 2,050 acres across Fresno Yosemite International and Chandler Executive airports, 1,327 acres of parks, a zoo and 39 neighbourhood parks. Also the convention center, Chukchansi Park, City Hall, 2600 Fresno St, and the Municipal Center, 1325 El Dorado St, all pledged as bond collateral. The City layer classes 23 parcels, 3,247 ac, as 'public facility/waste water'; no document read names their owner. |
Government | 2,050 ac of airports; 1,327 ac of parksA |
| County of Fresno The California Protected Areas Database lists the County of Fresno as owner of Courthouse Park (13.9 ac) and, with Fresno as the nearest city, Riverside Municipal Golf Course (about 107.5 ac in three holdings), Tenaya Park (2.2 ac) and Montecito (2.3 ac). CPAD covers fee-owned park and open-space land only, so County offices, yards and clinics are not counted here. |
Government | 6 CPAD park/open-space holdings, about 126 ac (Fresno)B |
| California State University (Fresno State) Wikipedia's infobox for California State University, Fresno gives a 388-acre campus and a 1,011-acre University Farm in a 'large city' setting. Fresno State is a campus of the state-run California State University system; no deed or CSU land inventory was read, so tier B. |
Government | 388 ac campus plus 1,011 ac University FarmB |
| Fresno Metropolitan Flood Control District The California Protected Areas Database lists 30 holdings owned by Fresno Metropolitan Flood Control District with Fresno as their city, about 166 acres; these are the basins that double as parks or open space. The district's full ponding-basin system is larger, but no open source counts it, and FMFCD's own site returned a Cloudflare challenge. |
Government | 30 CPAD holdings, about 166 ac (Fresno)B |
| Fresno Irrigation District FID's own page: it serves over 200,000 acres of farmland in Fresno County and delivers surface water to Fresno's and Clovis's treatment plants through 'nearly 700 miles of canals and pipeline', and has built 'about 980 acres of groundwater recharge facilities'. These are district-wide figures. Inside the city, the City layer classes 101 parcels, 98 ac, as 'open space/canal'. |
Government | nearly 700 miles of canals and pipeline; about 980 ac of recharge basins (district-wide)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.
Fresno builds mostly detached houses. Census permits for the city in 2025 were 1,037 single-unit homes, 18 units in two-unit buildings, 40 in 3-4 unit buildings and 205 in six buildings of five or more units, about 1,300 in all (the file shows 11 months reported, the rest imputed by Census); in 2024 there were 983 single-unit and 132 in 5+ buildings. Fresno County permitted 2,271 units in 2025. The roll's owner names are sold, not published, so builder holdings were not counted parcel by parcel. National builders report only regional segments, and the local family builders publish community lists rather than counts.
| Name | Type | Fresno presence / homes |
|---|---|---|
| Lennar (Lennar Fresno, LLC) Lennar's FY2025 Exhibit 21 lists Lennar Fresno, LLC and Reserve at River Park, LLC among its subsidiaries. The 10-K reports deliveries only by segment: West (Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, Washington) delivered 19,713 homes at an average $602,000, against 20,914 in FY2024. No Fresno figure is given. |
Public company | 19,713 homes delivered, West segment FY2025A |
| D.R. Horton FY2025 10-K (year to 30 Sep 2025) lists 'Fresno/Tulare' among its California markets. The Southwest region (Arizona, California, Hawaii, Nevada, New Mexico) closed 9,504 homes at an average $481,200, down from 10,135. No Fresno figure is given. |
Public company | 9,504 homes closed, Southwest region FY2025A |
| KB Home FY2025 10-K names Fresno and Madera among the West Coast segment's major markets. The segment delivered 3,965 homes (4,316 in 2024) at an average $678,600. No Fresno figure is given. |
Public company | 3,965 homes delivered, West Coast segment FY2025A |
| Granville Homes The builder's About page: 'Granville Homes was established in 1977. Since then, we've built over 6,000 homes.' Its site lists Parc West, Belterra, Copper River Ranch, Portofino and Ventana Hills in Fresno and Deauville East in Clovis (Oct 2026). Locally owned. No annual count is published. granvillehomes.com 301-redirects to gvhomes.com. |
Private company | over 6,000 homes since 1977A |
| De Young Properties (De Young Communities) The homepage lists De Young at The Landing (Fresno 93727, from $476,590), Horizon Trails and Sky Vista at Blossom View (Fresno), plus Grand Oak Trails in Clovis. It publishes no annual home count. California contractor licence 824208. |
Private company | 3 Fresno communities selling (Oct 2026)A |
| Trumark Homes (formerly reached at Wathen Castanos's wchomes.com) Wathen Castanos Homes' domain wchomes.com now 301-redirects to trumarkhomes.com. Trumark's Central California page lists Ariette at Copper River and Madison at Copper River in Fresno, plus Madera, Visalia and Lemoore. No document read states whether Trumark acquired or merged with Wathen Castanos, so that is not claimed. No unit counts are published. |
Private company | 2 Fresno neighbourhoods selling (Oct 2026)B |
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Commercial landlords
The commercial side, counted separately from housing: who holds the office, retail and industrial floor area.
Fresno's commercial landlords are mostly local partnerships, not REITs. The one listed REIT with a Fresno asset in its 10-K property table is Macerich. Regency Centers' FY2025 10-K does not mention Fresno. The best free ranking is the City's list of its ten largest property taxpayers, which names the assessee entity and its taxable value but not the buildings. Unsecured taxpayers (Gap, Amazon, Gallo, Comcast, Lyons Magnus) are business personal property, not land, and are left out.
| Name | Type | Taxable assessed value FY2025 (City ACFR) |
|---|---|---|
| River Park Properties Rank 3 of the City's principal property taxpayers, type 'Commercial'. Lance-Kashian & Company's About page calls River Park Properties the developer of the Shops at River Park, the Marketplace, River Park Plaza and several office buildings in north Fresno. |
Private company | $197.6MA |
| Macerich (Macerich Fresno Limited Partnership) Rank 4 (rank 7 in FY2016 at $142.7M). Macerich's Exhibit 21 lists Macerich Fresno Limited Partnership and Macerich Fresno Adjacent LP, and its 10-K owns Fresno Fashion Fair 100%. |
REIT | $155.2M; 974,000 sq ft GLAA |
| Meganova LP Rank 6, type 'Apartments'. The ACFR gives no property list and no principal, and none was sought. |
Private company | $132.6MA |
| DPML Orange LLC Rank 7, type 'Commercial'. The ACFR names no property. Which asset this is was not established. |
Private company | $129.5MA |
| RPI Fig Garden LP Rank 9, type 'Commercial'. The name suggests the Fig Garden Village shopping centre, but no document read ties the entity to a property, so the link is not claimed. |
Private company | $104.1MA |
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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 owns the Pacific Southwest Building through which entity. Reports name private individuals, whom this record does not name, and the vesting entity is only in the Assessor's paid ownership file.
- Whether Macerich repaid, extended or refinanced the $324.9M Fresno Fashion Fair loan due 1 Nov 2026. The FY2025 10-K predates the maturity.
- Which parcels River Park Properties holds. The ACFR gives only its total ($197.6M), and parcel-level owners are not online.
- The properties behind DPML Orange LLC, Meganova LP and RPI Fig Garden LP, the 5th to 9th largest taxpayers.
- GSA's own inventory entry for the Coyle courthouse: no gsa.gov page was read, so GSA custody rests on Wikipedia.
- California High-Speed Rail Authority right-of-way and station-area holdings in Fresno: hsr.ca.gov returned an Incapsula challenge.
- Fresno Metropolitan Flood Control District basin counts and acreage from the district itself: Cloudflare challenge.
- Union Pacific and BNSF acreage in Fresno: the City layer classes 682 ac as railroad without naming owners.
- Agricultural land holders inside and around the city. No company holder was established from a document, so none is named.
- Whether Trumark Homes acquired Wathen Castanos Homes. Only a domain redirect was observed.
- Builder parcel counts on the roll. These would need the $48.70 Secured Roll with owners' names, which is sold by post and whose redistribution falls under the County's website terms.
- Recent sale prices from the Quarterly Sales file ($25.10). It was not purchased, so no Fresno transaction price is quoted.
- Fresno County facilities inventory: 82 County properties inside city limits not flagged leased, 271 ac (incl. the Plaza Building, 2200 Tulare St, 2.94 ac; Hamilton Yard 48.08 ac) — previously from services3.arcgis.com, whose robots.txt answers 403; no other open source found (2026-11-04)
- School districts (Fresno Unified and others): 283 parcels, 2,183 ac classed as school land uses inside the city — previously from services2.arcgis.com, whose robots.txt answers 403; no other open source found (2026-11-04)
- Railroad land: 332 parcels, 682 ac classed 'rail road' inside the city (Union Pacific, BNSF, High-Speed Rail not split) — previously from services2.arcgis.com, whose robots.txt answers 403; no other open source found (2026-11-04)
- Fresno State: six parcels on assessor page 420-020 classed 'college', 803.5 ac; 80 parcels and 1,528 ac classed 'college' city-wide — previously from services2.arcgis.com, whose robots.txt answers 403; no other open source found (2026-11-04)
- Ponding basins: 395 parcels, 1,398 ac classed 'ponding basin' inside the city — previously from services2.arcgis.com, whose robots.txt answers 403; no other open source found (2026-11-04)
- Parcels inside city limits: 148,531 parcels, 60,450 acres; 3,084 vacant parcels on 3,760 acres; 19,872 acres medium/medium-low density residential — previously from services2.arcgis.com, whose robots.txt answers 403; no other open source found (2026-11-04)
- Final maps recorded: 1,050 lots on 10 maps in 2024 and 618 on 8 in 2025 — previously from services2.arcgis.com, whose robots.txt answers 403; no other open source found (2026-11-04)
- County Plaza Building (2220 Tulare St) and Hall of Records (2281 Tulare St) as County of Fresno property — previously from services3.arcgis.com/services2.arcgis.com, whose robots.txt answers 403; no other open source found (2026-11-04)
- Pacific Southwest Building parcel: APN 466-172-12, 0.40 acre, 'regional commercial', zoned DTC — previously from services2.arcgis.com, whose robots.txt answers 403; no other open source found (2026-11-04)
- Coyle courthouse parcel: APN 468-181-45T, 2.99 ac, classed 'government offices' — previously from services2.arcgis.com, whose robots.txt answers 403; no other open source found (2026-11-04)
- Agricultural land inside the city: 174 parcels, 2,344 ac classed 'open space/ag' — previously from services2.arcgis.com, whose robots.txt answers 403; no other open source found (2026-11-04)
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Sources
- Assessment Roll — 309,837 assessable parcels (1 Jan 2026); data files for sale (Secured Roll with owners' names $48.70, Current Ownership $30.94, Quarterly Sales $25.10); free roll PDFs omit the assessee's name under Gov Code 6254.21 — Fresno County Assessor-Recorder · openB
- Assessed Value Lookup — current-year value by address or parcel number, as of 1 Jan 2026; no owner name — Fresno County Assessor-Recorder · openB
- Sample of Quarterly Sales report ('Fresno County List of Transfers'): APN, situs, buyer, sales amount, transfer and recording dates, instrument number, use code — Fresno County Assessor-Recorder · openB
- Copy of Recorded Documents — copies $1.50 first page, $0.50 each additional, $1.00 certification; online index from 1 Jan 1981; documentary transfer tax $0.55 per $500 — Fresno County Assessor-Recorder (Recorder) · openB
- Recorder Self-Service — disclaimer gate with reCAPTCHA before the Official Records index (not accepted; not used) — Fresno County Recorder (Tyler Technologies host) · blockedA
- Maps and GIS Information — 'We are unable to provide ownership information on the internet pursuant to CA.GC6254.21' — County of Fresno, Public Works and Planning · openB
- City of Fresno Annual Comprehensive Financial Report, year ended 30 June 2025 — enterprise funds, debt collateral, assessed value, principal property taxpayers, capital asset statistics — City of Fresno Finance Department · openA
- Building Permits Survey, place annual file we2025a.txt — Fresno city (FIPS place 27000), 2025, and we2024a.txt — US Census Bureau · openA
- Building Permits Survey, county annual file co2025a.txt — Fresno County, FIPS 06/019, 2025 — US Census Bureau · openA
- Macerich FY2025 Form 10-K — Item 2 Properties (Fresno Fashion Fair) and mortgage table — US Securities and Exchange Commission / The Macerich Company · openA
- JPMCC Commercial Mortgage Securities Trust 2017-JP5 FY2025 Form 10-K — Fresno Fashion Fair Mall Mortgage Loan, part of a seven-note pari passu loan combination serviced under JPMDB 2016-C4 — US Securities and Exchange Commission · openA
- Lennar FY2025 Form 10-K — West segment deliveries — US Securities and Exchange Commission / Lennar · openA
- Lennar FY2025 Form 10-K, Exhibit 21 — subsidiaries incl. Lennar Fresno, LLC and Reserve at River Park, LLC — US Securities and Exchange Commission / Lennar · openA
- D.R. Horton FY2025 Form 10-K — markets list (Fresno/Tulare) and Southwest region homes closed — US Securities and Exchange Commission / D.R. Horton · openA
- KB Home FY2025 Form 10-K — West Coast segment (markets include Fresno and Madera) — US Securities and Exchange Commission / KB Home · openA
- About Us — River Park Properties described as 'developers of the Shops at River Park, Market Place, and River Park Plaza and several office buildings' — Lance-Kashian & Company · openA
- River Park Shopping Center homepage — 71 E Via la Plata; Lance-Kashian & Company listed — River Park Shopping Center · openA
- County of Fresno website Disclaimer — use, modification, distribution and mirroring of website materials prohibited without written permission — County of Fresno · openB
- Pacific Southwest Building — 15 storeys, 67 m roof, completed 1925, Neo-Classical, 1060 Fulton St — Wikipedia · openA
- H.R. 724, 109th Congress — 'the United States courthouse located at 2500 Tulare Street in Fresno, California' (Robert E. Coyle United States Courthouse) — US Congress (GPO text on congress.gov) · openA
- About — 'Granville Homes was established in 1977. Since then, we've built over 6,000 homes'; communities list — Granville Homes · openA
- Homepage — featured communities (De Young at The Landing, Horizon Trails and Sky Vista at Blossom View, Fresno) — De Young Properties · openA
- Central California neighborhoods — Ariette and Madison at Copper River, Fresno — Trumark Homes · openA
- About — 'nearly 700 miles of canals and pipeline'; 'about 980 acres of groundwater recharge facilities'; over 200,000 acres served — Fresno Irrigation District · openA
- Macerich FY2025 Form 10-K, Exhibit 21.1 — Macerich Fresno Limited Partnership; Macerich Fresno Adjacent LP — US Securities and Exchange Commission / The Macerich Company · openA
- Regency Centers FY2025 Form 10-K — searched; no Fresno property — US Securities and Exchange Commission / Regency Centers · openA
- City of Fresno GIS Hub — site disclaimer ('as is', no warranty) — City of Fresno ISD-GIS (ArcGIS Online item c5081c0a0bef44459d3470c53daa3188, site data) · openA
- CPAD 'Holdings by agency level' (MapServer layer 0), queried 4 Nov 2026: Courthouse Park, County of Fresno, 13.9 ac; with CITY='Fresno': City of Fresno 113 holdings 1,319 ac, San Joaquin River Conservancy 62 / 596 ac, Fresno Metropolitan Flood Control District 30 / 166 ac, County of Fresno 5 / 112 ac. Fee-owned park and open-space land only — California Natural Resources Agency (CPAD by GreenInfo Network, www.calands.org) · openA
- California State University, Fresno — infobox: campus 388 acres (157 ha) and 1,011 acres (409 ha) University Farm; large city — Wikipedia · openA