Downtown Development Overview

[LandArchPoke]

I haven't seen a full rundown list of development projects in downtown, so thought I would create one - I don't think people really get how much construction is going on/planned downtown. Currently there's about $200 million in projects underway/in advanced planning stages.



Blue boxes highlight all the current infill sites.

Hogan Assessments Headquarters | 35,000 sq. ft. | $15 million



Urban 8 | 8 row houses | $6 million



Hartford Commons | 162 Apartments | $25 Million



Gates Hardware Building Redevelopment | KSQ Architects Headquarters | $5.2 Million



Coliseum Apartments | 36 Apartments | $3 Million



Hartford Building Redevelopment | 90 Apartments | $20 Million



International Harvest Building Redevelopment | Ross Group Headquarters | $9 Million



Fox Hotel & Universal Ford Building Redevelopment | 31 Apartments & Retail | $16 Million



Hampton Inn & Suites | 120 Rooms | $17 Million



Hilton Garden Inn | 134 Rooms | $17 Million



Residence Inn | 100 Rooms | $9 Million



GreenArch Phase II | (N/A) Apartments | $(N/A) Million



The Dock (4th & Frankfurt) | 20,000 sq. ft. of Retail/Office | $(N/A) Million



Holiday Inn Express | (N/A) Rooms | $(N/A) Million



YMCA Building Redevelopment | 82 units | $10 Million



Tulsa Central Library Renovation | $20 Million



Riverside Apartments - Bosamada Group | 240 units | 20+ Million



8:10 Building | 80,000 sq. ft. Office/Retail | $10 Million





Harrington Lofts | ~20 units | $(N/A) Million

Central Park Development - 6th & Peoria | ~80 new units in phases

Brady Village Project - NWC Archer & Elgin | Mixed-use (Marriott Towneplace Suites, 24,000 sq. ft. Office, 18,000 sq. ft. Retail) | ~$20 Million





American Residential Group Project 2 - SEC Archer & Elgin | 200-250 Units | $20 Million +

OK POP! Museum | $20 Million



Kanbar Properties | 300 Apartments | Transok Building, Adams Building, W 5th Street | Transok Building currently under construction

Transok Building


111 W 5th Street


Adams Building


Best Western Select | 82 Rooms | $5 million

[ZYX]

Thank you! Several of the projects you've listed are new to me.

Is that Brady Village project the same one mentioned in a different thread?

[LandArchPoke]

Thank you! Several of the projects you've listed are new to me.

Is that Brady Village project the same one mentioned in a different thread?

I have a rendering of this floating around somewhere - just can't seem to find it tonight. This is the Wil Wilkens project, I believe it has been talked about on here before. It has been a very long planning period for this project though, but I'm hopeful it will happen.

[davideinstein]

Here comes the development hook from the Brady past Greenwood and into the east side of Downtown!

[heironymouspasparagus]

Went downtown Saturday afternoon looking for food.  Found huge crowds everywhere - I suspect the soccer championships contributed to that - but it is always busy even without.

There is so much to do/see/attend/experience downtown these days - we have nothing to be ashamed of and certainly aren't second fiddle to OKC.  And this shows that it should just keep getting better!

[TheArtist]

I think you forgot the TransOk building redevelopment into apartments and retail which is underway right now.  The same group is also doing the Adams Building and 111 W Fifth. Also in the works is the Enterprise building.  Nice the other day I looked out from my store across the park and saw lights and work going on across the park and then noticed lights on in the Enterprise building as well. Would really like to see a new restaurant or two in that area, and of course a DECOPOLIS expansion within the next two years.

[carltonplace]

Saturday night downtown was insane. There were crowds at the Driller's game, at the BOK and the new Tiki Bar: the Saturn Room was packed.

[heironymouspasparagus]

Saturday night downtown was insane. There were crowds at the Driller's game, at the BOK and the new Tiki Bar: the Saturn Room was packed.

Went back to the suburbs....didn't want of fight it.

[swake]

I have a rendering of this floating around somewhere - just can't seem to find it tonight. This is the Wil Wilkens project, I believe it has been talked about on here before. It has been a very long planning period for this project though, but I'm hopeful it will happen.

According to this article a few days ago, Wilkin's new project is a 96 room Marriott TownePlace Suites with 24,000 square feet of office space and 18,000 square feet of retail and a 160 space parking garage.

http://www.ktul.com/story/28767307/development-home-runs-surround-oneok-field

[rdj]

I didn't see First Street Lofts on the list?

[carltonplace]

I didn't see First Street Lofts on the list?

But POP Museum is. Very telling.

[ZYX]

The article mentions 200 residential units on Archer across from the ballpark that will break ground later this year. What is that project? I hadn't heard of anything.

[DowntownDan]

The article mentions 200 residential units on Archer across from the ballpark that will break ground later this year. What is that project? I hadn't heard of anything.

Is that the other Green Arch?

[DTowner]

Another planned hotel announced - on parking lot east of YMCA.  A lot of hotels are planned, but it will be interesting to see how many get built as long as oil price stays below $50.

Yet another new downtown Tulsa hotel planned, this time near Mayo Hotel

Posted: Tuesday, April 14, 2015 12:00 am | Updated: 9:35 am, Tue Apr 14, 2015.

By ROBERT EVATT World Business Writer | 6 comments


Future travelers may not lack for places to stay in downtown Tulsa, as six hotels are now under development.

The sixth entrant is a Residence Inn by Marriott. Tulsa County construction permits indicate that construction has been approved at 202 W. Fifth Street, which is now a parking lot behind the old YMCA building. The location is diagonally across the Fifth and Cheyenne Avenue intersection from the Mayo Hotel.


http://www.tulsaworld.com/news/downtown/yet-another-new-downtown-tulsa-hotel-planned-this-time-near/article_bfcef537-a412-54a2-b211-7a0255d0efe8.html

[swake]

The article mentions 200 residential units on Archer across from the ballpark that will break ground later this year. What is that project? I hadn't heard of anything.

That would have to be American Residential's next project. They said some time ago that after Hartford Commons got going (which it has) they would then work next on property they own by Oneok with a planned start date of summer 2015.