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Title: 21st and Yale
Post by: cannon_fodder on March 09, 2007, 10:02:08 am
Does anyone know what is going in in front of Sears at 21st and Yale?  I was over there yesterday and they have some rebar sticking up so its not just lot work.  

With some space in that lot, a new strip mall, and the space in front of the new Neighborhood Market that area has had a real nice pick up lately and more to come.

Just curious on what the latest peice was...


Title: 21st and Yale
Post by: sgrizzle on March 09, 2007, 10:19:58 am
I thought it was a bank. I might be wrong though.


Title: 21st and Yale
Post by: Who Cares on March 09, 2007, 01:29:11 pm
They are building another mini shopping center, like the one where Subway and Cricket are. The project is called Centenial crossing.


Title: 21st and Yale
Post by: hoodlum on March 09, 2007, 04:48:38 pm
hopefully they raise the bar on the aesthetics of this new shopping center above that of Wal-mart and the other strip mall in front of reasors.


Title: 21st and Yale
Post by: cannon_fodder on March 09, 2007, 04:55:32 pm
True, while the area is getting some much needed new life - it certainly isnt anything to look at.  I guess I take solace in the fact that the enormous store fronts of Reasors, Sears, Lowes and the abandoned and empty lot that preceded walmart look better covered up with strip malls than as asphalt.  

At least they didnt tear up something pretty to put them in. [:P]


Title: 21st and Yale
Post by: TheArtist on March 09, 2007, 05:41:17 pm
That area died for a long time, and I am glad to see it not only coming back but with more than it ever had before.  

But there is something that baffles me...How is it that this area can support more shopping, but yet the population in the area isn't increasing?


Title: 21st and Yale
Post by: Steve on March 09, 2007, 10:30:33 pm
quote:
Originally posted by cannon_fodder

True, while the area is getting some much needed new life - it certainly isnt anything to look at.  I guess I take solace in the fact that the enormous store fronts of Reasors, Sears, Lowes and the abandoned and empty lot that preceded walmart look better covered up with strip malls than as asphalt.  

At least they didnt tear up something pretty to put them in. [:P]



In my opinion, they did tear up something pretty to put in the Wal Mart Market, the Mayo Meadow Shopping Center.  What's done is done however, but it should be a lesson learned for preserving remaining mid-twentieth century Tulsa.


Title: 21st and Yale
Post by: Steve on March 09, 2007, 10:49:28 pm
quote:
Originally posted by TheArtist

But there is something that baffles me...How is it that this area can support more shopping, but yet the population in the area isn't increasing?



I live at 26th & Yale.  The area around 21st & Yale is almost exclusively residential in all directions, except for the fairgrounds.  Since the Mayo Meadow Shopping Center was allowed to die by the owners and the Bud's Grocery at 32 & Yale folded, the area has been underserved by retail, given the large number of people that live close by.  I think the new development is just playing "catch up" so to speak.  Before the Reasors at 20th & Yale opened, there wasn't a decent grocery store in the 4 square miles surrounding 21st & Yale.  I would drive to Albertsons at 21st & Memorial, or to Reasors at 41st & Yale.  Now I just have to go down to the 20th & Yale Reasors, just 1/2 mile from my house.  (I will always refuse to patronize any establishment associated with Wal Mart or the Walton family/businesses.)

Some of the new retail they are building at 21st & Yale will fold and be replaced with other stores; some will survive.  (The Taco Cabana should fold; it stinks!)  I think the large residential population surrounding the intersection will support and welcome the new retail developments; they are some much needed shopping and convenience for a long underserved area.


Title: 21st and Yale
Post by: Double A on March 09, 2007, 11:10:26 pm
Steve, thanks for doing the right thing by boycotting Wal-Mart. For the blogging public, if you bank with Arvest, you bank with Wal-Mart.

Man, I wish we had Costco here.


Title: 21st and Yale
Post by: inteller on March 10, 2007, 07:12:19 pm
quote:
Originally posted by Double A

 For the blogging public, if you bank with Arvest, you bank with Wal-Mart.



no you don't.  that is such a myth.  SOME of the Waltons have ownership in Arvest, but Wal-Mart does NOT own Arvest.  Get your facts straight before posting bull****.


Title: 21st and Yale
Post by: inteller on March 10, 2007, 08:45:43 pm
quote:
Originally posted by Steve

quote:
Originally posted by inteller

quote:
Originally posted by Double A

 For the blogging public, if you bank with Arvest, you bank with Wal-Mart.



no you don't.  that is such a myth.  SOME of the Waltons have ownership in Arvest, but Wal-Mart does NOT own Arvest.  Get your facts straight before posting bull****.



Technically you are correct.  The Walton family owns Wal Mart, and "Arvest" is the bank holding company/financial business also owned by the Walton family which controls the Arvest banks in Tulsa.  Wal Mart does not own Arvest, but they are both companies owned and/or controlled by the Walton family.  And that being the case, I refuse to patronize either.

But we digress...the topic is 21st & Yale development.




only two waltons are even on the board of wal-mart.  i think its hilarious (sad really) that you would not patronize two businesses because they are successful.  especially Arvest.  You are so anti-mega corp, yet there are MANY banks bigger than Arvest.  Hell you probably bank at Chase or Bank of America.  Wal-mart bashers really make me laugh.  Arvest bashers just make me shake my head in disbelief.


Title: 21st and Yale
Post by: sgrizzle on March 10, 2007, 09:25:47 pm
Well one of those is the chairman and he is the son of Sam Walton. I left arvest because they consistently changed my account terms and fees. Over the course of a few month, my free checking (with interst) account with no minimum balance got a $1,000 minimum balance or $15 monthly fee and no longer earned interest.

No point in hanging around. I left bank of oklahoma for closing an active account due to a paperwork issue and causing dozens of checks to bounce. I can go on with many other banks.

While I don't avoid arvest because of the Waltons, it's definitely not a reason TO go with arvest.


Title: 21st and Yale
Post by: inteller on March 10, 2007, 09:56:59 pm
oh, I bet you think Bank of Oklahoma is just a little local bank and not near as evil as big ole Arvest.

BoK is a conglomerate that just goes by different names in different states.

http://www.bankofarkansas.com/  oh wow look at that!

wait a minute, here's this:  http://www.bankoftexas.com/

and look at this!  http://www.bankofarizona.com/

i could go on and on.  I think it is stupid to be "anti-big corp" and then patron an even bigger conglomerate.

you all complain about  "oh big evil bank changed my terms, took away my free checking, etc etc"  its called Times Are Good, and they dont need customers, so they can get away with it.  When times get bad again soon, all the free checking dels will come back.  all banks are the same....they are all big evil places run by people like the Waltons.

I hear they are calling for a SMUG alert all next week over 21st/Yale and surrounding areas.


Title: 21st and Yale
Post by: Double A on March 10, 2007, 10:01:04 pm
BTW, inteller, you being such a big fan of taxes and all, you should be real happy with your buddy Don Walker of Arvest who serves as the public spokesperson and fundraiser for the group Citizens for Tulsa that funds the all the campaigns for tax increases in Tulsa.

Arvest=WalMart, period.


Title: 21st and Yale
Post by: flybriz on March 11, 2007, 11:22:06 am
Unless I was misinformed by a South Park episode I saw not long ago, NO ONE owns Wal-Mart.  Wal-Mart is a life force of its own, capable of thinking, controlling, and spontaneously rebuilding itself if damaged or destroyed.  The "heart" is somewhere near the electronics section.



Title: 21st and Yale
Post by: Wilbur on March 11, 2007, 12:20:15 pm
quote:
Originally posted by inteller

oh, I bet you think Bank of Oklahoma is just a little local bank and not near as evil as big ole Arvest.

BoK is a conglomerate that just goes by different names in different states.

http://www.bankofarkansas.com/  oh wow look at that!

wait a minute, here's this:  http://www.bankoftexas.com/

and look at this!  http://www.bankofarizona.com/

i could go on and on.  I think it is stupid to be "anti-big corp" and then patron an even bigger conglomerate.

you all complain about  "oh big evil bank changed my terms, took away my free checking, etc etc"  its called Times Are Good, and they dont need customers, so they can get away with it.  When times get bad again soon, all the free checking dels will come back.  all banks are the same....they are all big evil places run by people like the Waltons.

I hear they are calling for a SMUG alert all next week over 21st/Yale and surrounding areas.



Don't forget http://www.csbt.com/


Title: 21st and Yale
Post by: inteller on March 11, 2007, 02:11:30 pm
quote:
Originally posted by flybriz

Unless I was misinformed by a South Park episode I saw not long ago, NO ONE owns Wal-Mart.  Wal-Mart is a life force of its own, capable of thinking, controlling, and spontaneously rebuilding itself if damaged or destroyed.  The "heart" is somewhere near the electronics section.





you are correct.  however Walmart's are generally SMUG free.


Title: 21st and Yale
Post by: inteller on March 11, 2007, 02:13:36 pm
quote:
Originally posted by Double A



Arvest=WalMart, period.



that is wrong and propogating that FUD makes you a liar.


Title: 21st and Yale
Post by: Breadburner on March 11, 2007, 05:02:39 pm
quote:
Originally posted by inteller

quote:
Originally posted by Double A



Arvest=WalMart, period.



that is wrong and propogating that FUD makes you a liar.



+1


Title: 21st and Yale
Post by: cannon_fodder on March 12, 2007, 09:41:07 am
Bank of Oklahoma also owns:
Bank of Albuquerque, N.A
Bank of Arkansas, N.A.
Bank of Oklahoma, N.A.
Bank of Texas, N.A.
Colorado State Bank and Trust, N.A.
 and Bank of Arizona, N.A

It has $17,000,000,000.00 (17B) in assets.

Arvest only has $8,000,000,000.00 (8B).

So if your rage stems from hatred of large banks, you are sorely mislead by the marketing strategy of holding regional banks under the umbrella of BOk Financial.  

Or do you just hate successful people?  If IKEA was founded by one man who made himself into the richest man in the world - would you hate him?  How about Bill Gates, Warren Buffet, the google guys... hated for doing well?

Just curious because I dont get it.

And the shopping center that was on the corner of 21st and Yale was mostly empty and all crappy.  It was either built as crap, not maintained, or run into the ground.  IN any event, I live near there and would rather see a brand new anything than a run down empty building.


Title: 21st and Yale
Post by: sgrizzle on March 12, 2007, 12:05:28 pm
quote:
Originally posted by flybriz

Unless I was misinformed by a South Park episode I saw not long ago, NO ONE owns Wal-Mart.  Wal-Mart is a life force of its own, capable of thinking, controlling, and spontaneously rebuilding itself if damaged or destroyed.  The "heart" is somewhere near the electronics section.





True


Title: 21st and Yale
Post by: Hometown on March 12, 2007, 12:11:24 pm
Mayo Meadows Shopping Center had historic and esthetic value.  The historic period it represented was so recent that most people don't think of it as historic.  The whole intersection of 21st and Yale has been reworked over the years.  What was an attractive, comfortable open space has been reworked and filled it.  Now the development and signage are excessive and the traffic flow is more difficult to maneuver.  It looks a lot more like south Tulsa than it did before.  Tulsa is losing her charm slowly in increments.  This intersection is a good example of that.



Title: 21st and Yale
Post by: tulsacyclist on March 12, 2007, 01:09:25 pm
You can't forget http://www.bankofkansascity.com/.

There's nothing wrong with BOKF or Arvest, in my opinion.


Title: 21st and Yale
Post by: Porky on March 12, 2007, 07:52:13 pm
quote:
Originally posted by tulsacyclist

You can't forget http://www.bankofkansascity.com/.

There's nothing wrong with BOKF or Arvest, in my opinion.



I agree with Arvest, absolutely great bank.

Inteller is right folks, Walmart doesn't own anything as a whole. It's all family members with different interest in the family.

Mrs. Robson (Sam's daughter) is a perfect example. She owns the Walmart buildings and leases them back to another family member in the Walton clan. It's absolutely brilliant they do it this way.


Title: 21st and Yale
Post by: Steve on March 12, 2007, 08:13:46 pm
quote:
Originally posted by Hometown

Mayo Meadows Shopping Center had historic and esthetic value.  The historic period it represented was so recent that most people don't think of it as historic.  The whole intersection of 21st and Yale has been reworked over the years.  What was an attractive, comfortable open space has been reworked and filled it.  Now the development and signage are excessive and the traffic flow is more difficult to maneuver.  It looks a lot more like south Tulsa than it did before.  Tulsa is losing her charm slowly in increments.  This intersection is a good example of that.



Thank you Hometown for actually posting a reply that is on-topic with 21 & Yale development.

I totally agree, 21st & Yale is slowly becoming no different than 61st/71st & Memorial, architecturally speaking.  As a resident of the 21st & Yale area, I welcome new businesses and development, but I sadly miss the mid-twentieth century architecture and feel of the businesses and shopping centers that used to surround my neighborhood, Lortondale.  Remember the old Sears store at 21st & Yale, with its wonderful orange neon signage?  Mayo Meadow center was also awash in beautiful neon signage in its prime in 1950s-1960s with the Humpty Dumpty Grocery, Mayo Meadow Cafeteria, Cinderella Bootery, Argie Lewis Flowers, etc.  

I can only hope that the loss of the Mayo Meadow center serves as a wake-up call to all interested in preserving mid-twentieth century Tulsa.




Title: 21st and Yale
Post by: cannon_fodder on March 13, 2007, 07:56:15 am
I guess I missed something with that shopping center at 21st and Yale.  I went to it a few times and drove by it daily.

It was run down.  Mostly empty. And wasnt an interesting design to begin with. It was just another strip mall, probably from the 1970's.  I saw nothing special about it at all.

In fact, it seems to represent everything you hate about new development:

It was sprawling.  A HUGE parking lot in the front (bigger than the Wal-Mart one).  It had no real character.  Then add to that it was run down and devoid of clients (I think there was the restaurant and a dry cleaners in the whole thing for the last couple of years).  The best use for that building was as parking for the state fair.

While I agree that a Walmart doesn't add much character to a neighborhood, at least it is a useful economic engine that isn't a run down, nearly abandoned eyesore.  They actually removed some parking lot and planted grass.  There lot is usually near full.

This picture perfectly illustrates the usual state of the old strip malls parking lot:
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&q=Tulsa,+OK&layer=&ie=UTF8&z=17&ll=36.132312,-95.923508&spn=0.003908,0.010815&t=k&om=1

That is to say, empty.

Is it better to have run down and empty than new and Walmart?  Is this just an extension of Walmart hating or did you really like that building for some reason?  IMHO, it had less character than the much maligned nuevo renaissance schtuff. Even less character than the strip mall down the street at 41st and Yale or maybe even the Walmart that is there now. Maybe it was just its abandon state - but I remain totally unimpressed by its design.


Title: 21st and Yale
Post by: inteller on March 13, 2007, 04:35:49 pm
oh no, to hear it told here that place was an architectural masterpiece.


Title: 21st and Yale
Post by: Wilbur on March 13, 2007, 07:33:11 pm
Does anyone here believe that, before the changes at 21st and Yale, the area was dieing?  Of course it was.  Now look at what is happening.  Growth.  Stagnate leads no place.


Title: Re: 21st and Yale
Post by: CoffeeBean on March 29, 2015, 12:58:00 pm
Anyone know what's going in to the east of the neighborhood walmart?


Title: Re: 21st and Yale
Post by: saintnicster on March 29, 2015, 04:07:41 pm
Anyone know what's going in to the east of the neighborhood walmart?

Current theory is a DQ http://www.tulsaworld.com/business/retail/dairy-queen-plans-a-blizzard-of-new-tulsa-area-restaurants/article_b4c42475-f989-56e4-95e8-7d76eda0e6cd.html

Quote
Caitlin D. Boewe is a CB Richard Ellis broker who, along with Lindsey Morehead, has been working to find new sites for Dairy Queens for Vasari. Boewe said they’re finalizing a third site that could be finished by the end of the year.

“We’ve got several areas identified for expansion, including Tulsa Hills, east Tulsa, midtown near 21st and Yale, and Woodland Hills,” she said.


Title: Re: 21st and Yale
Post by: Hoss on March 29, 2015, 07:48:28 pm
Current theory is a DQ http://www.tulsaworld.com/business/retail/dairy-queen-plans-a-blizzard-of-new-tulsa-area-restaurants/article_b4c42475-f989-56e4-95e8-7d76eda0e6cd.html


Sweet!  Literally even..


Title: Re: 21st and Yale
Post by: zenmechanic on March 30, 2015, 11:47:58 am
It's going to be a MedExpress urgent care place.  Someone from the Hoover Neighborhood facebook page asked one of the construction workers.


Title: Re: 21st and Yale
Post by: swake on March 30, 2015, 12:09:35 pm
Curse You Obamacare and your additional need for medical facilities to serve more people! We coulda had a Blizzard!


Title: Re: 21st and Yale
Post by: Conan71 on March 30, 2015, 10:36:49 pm
Curse You Obamacare and your additional need for medical facilities to serve more people! We coulda had a Blizzard!

Better for me.  That’s all I need to see: the temptation of a chocolate covered soft serve cone every time I turn left on Yale from 21st.


Title: Re: 21st and Yale
Post by: Hoss on March 31, 2015, 12:26:36 am
Better for me.  That’s all I need to see: the temptation of a chocolate covered soft serve cone every time I turn left on Yale from 21st.

Soft serve cones never appealed to me.  Not the way a Butterfinger or Hydrox Blizzard speaks to me.  My time in Texas ruined me in that respect.  I wish Braum's would make something similar.


Title: Re: 21st and Yale
Post by: onehandoneheart on March 31, 2015, 09:09:59 am
Current theory is a DQ http://www.tulsaworld.com/business/retail/dairy-queen-plans-a-blizzard-of-new-tulsa-area-restaurants/article_b4c42475-f989-56e4-95e8-7d76eda0e6cd.html


I'm thinking the Dairy Queen will be built at the 1700 Yale Mall shopping center on the now-empty lot where Collins Midtown Liquor used to be. Speaking of DQs though, that article also mentions that the first full-sized Tulsa-proper location will be built on Admiral where Pancho's currently stands. This could be bad for me as it is only 5 minutes away... lol


Title: Re: 21st and Yale
Post by: Hoss on March 31, 2015, 09:43:11 am
I'm thinking the Dairy Queen will built at the 1700 Yale Mall shopping center on the now-empty lot where Collins Midtown Liquor used to be. Speaking of DQs though, that article also mentions that the first full-sized Tulsa-proper location will be built on Admiral where Pancho's currently stands. This could be bad for me as it is only 5 minutes away... lol

Same here.  I work at 15th and Sheridan.  If this were come to pass, I see lunches there in my future.


Title: Re: 21st and Yale
Post by: saintnicster on April 07, 2017, 08:03:53 am
So driving by yesterday, I saw that there was new construction fencing up in the Target parking lot, right around the place that Collins used to be.

Is the DQ finally manifesting itself? (I had forgotten about that until I found this thread again) Maybe the Chick-fil-a mentioned in the Ritz thread (http://www.tulsanow.org/forum/index.php?topic=21017.15)? Also holy carp, those discussions were 2 years ago @_@

I had forgotten about those two convos, so my initial though was that it was just going to be some more, poorly timed beige boxes.


Title: Re: 21st and Yale
Post by: BKDotCom on April 07, 2017, 08:08:48 am
So driving by yesterday, I saw that there was new construction fencing up in the Target parking lot, right around the place that Collins used to be.

Is the DQ finally manifesting itself? (I had forgotten about that until I found this thread again) or are we getting more beige boxes?

Beige boxes seem like unfortunate timing, what with the Gordmans announcement and Sears being fully closed in this block.

In front of Target:  Zaxby's Chicken
http://www.tulsaworld.com/business/retail/zaxby-s-headed-to-midtown-tulsa/article_c4007663-c15c-59f5-9ef1-49e8c5763107.html


Title: Re: 21st and Yale
Post by: saintnicster on April 07, 2017, 08:56:39 am
In front of Target:  Zaxby's Chicken
http://www.tulsaworld.com/business/retail/zaxby-s-headed-to-midtown-tulsa/article_c4007663-c15c-59f5-9ef1-49e8c5763107.html
Thanks!


Title: Re: 21st and Yale
Post by: heironymouspasparagus on April 07, 2017, 01:23:01 pm
Oh, no...say it ain't soooo...!!    Another Sucksby's...??

Isn't Raising Canes bad enough??



Title: Re: 21st and Yale
Post by: patric on April 10, 2017, 10:07:25 am
In front of Target:  Zaxby's Chicken
http://www.tulsaworld.com/business/retail/zaxby-s-headed-to-midtown-tulsa/article_c4007663-c15c-59f5-9ef1-49e8c5763107.html

Pretty big footprint for a little chicken place... unless they are doing some serious landscaping.
Trees would be good.


Title: Re: 21st and Yale
Post by: saintnicster on April 10, 2017, 10:51:28 am
Pretty big footprint for a little chicken place... unless they are doing some serious landscaping.
Trees would be good.
Dunno, comparing to the footprint of the store at 71st and mingo, doesn't seem too much bigger.  Have to make sure that you've got those 50 dedicated parking spots!


Title: Re: 21st and Yale
Post by: Tulsasaurus Rex on April 10, 2017, 11:44:45 am
Dunno, comparing to the footprint of the store at 71st and mingo, doesn't seem too much bigger.  Have to make sure that you've got those 50 dedicated parking spots!

You never know when there's going to be a run on chicken.


Title: Re: 21st and Yale
Post by: heironymouspasparagus on April 10, 2017, 01:32:13 pm
Soft serve cones never appealed to me.  Not the way a Butterfinger or Hydrox Blizzard speaks to me.  My time in Texas ruined me in that respect.  I wish Braum's would make something similar.


They have something better!   Large vanilla malt...no added syrup...


Title: Re: 21st and Yale
Post by: Hoss on April 10, 2017, 01:58:56 pm

They have something better!   Large vanilla malt...no added syrup...


Actually, Hanks Hamburgers makes them better.   Chocolate also.  I love malts.  Shakes are good, but not like malts.


Title: Re: 21st and Yale
Post by: heironymouspasparagus on April 11, 2017, 08:46:32 am
Actually, Hanks Hamburgers makes them better.   Chocolate also.  I love malts.  Shakes are good, but not like malts.


Oh, yeah...I forget about Hanks!!   Great malts...at least the last time I was there!   Gotta go back - maybe Thursday...look around the old neighborhood and see what has changed. 



Title: Re: 21st and Yale
Post by: Hoss on April 11, 2017, 09:22:35 am

Oh, yeah...I forget about Hanks!!   Great malts...at least the last time I was there!   Gotta go back - maybe Thursday...look around the old neighborhood and see what has changed. 



I live just south of Hanks in that subdivision.  About two blocks.  What I've found with Hanks is that it can sometimes be a crapshoot with the shake/malt maker.  For stretches it may not be available due to maintenance issues (owner tells me it can be difficult to get parts for it since it is so old).  So don't be surprised if that happens.  I haven't been to Hanks for about two months.


Title: Re: 21st and Yale
Post by: erfalf on April 11, 2017, 09:44:21 am
I miss Hanks. Worked at airport for a stretch. Hanks was my favorite stop for lunch.


Title: Re: 21st and Yale
Post by: heironymouspasparagus on April 11, 2017, 09:54:23 am
I live just south of Hanks in that subdivision.  About two blocks.  What I've found with Hanks is that it can sometimes be a crapshoot with the shake/malt maker.  For stretches it may not be available due to maintenance issues (owner tells me it can be difficult to get parts for it since it is so old).  So don't be surprised if that happens.  I haven't been to Hanks for about two months.


I haven't been there since the early 70's. 

Lived on Admiral Blvd, right behind what was (is?) Womack Machine Supply.  Could walk over there if traffic wasn't too bad.





Title: Re: 21st and Yale
Post by: heironymouspasparagus on April 11, 2017, 09:55:43 am
I miss Hanks. Worked at airport for a stretch. Hanks was my favorite stop for lunch.


Sounds like we could almost have a Hank's reunion going on here.... I really did like that place a lot !  Gonna have to try it again, I guess.






Title: Re: 21st and Yale
Post by: patric on November 12, 2017, 11:40:05 am
The old Gordman's location at 21st & Yale is getting a makeover, and clues as to who the lucky new owners are?


Title: Re: 21st and Yale
Post by: In_Tulsa on November 12, 2017, 01:46:15 pm
 I heard Burlington Coat Factory is moving in. Don’t know how accurate that is.



The old Gordman's location at 21st & Yale is getting a makeover, and clues as to who the lucky new owners are?


Title: Re: 21st and Yale
Post by: sgrizzle on November 12, 2017, 07:31:09 pm
Heard same. Also heard they are more than great coats.


Title: Re: 21st and Yale
Post by: onehandoneheart on November 14, 2017, 09:04:15 am
I heard Burlington Coat Factory is moving in. Don’t know how accurate that is.


Yep. Here's the permit:



(https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/vxko7qx9751nfwn/Screenshot%202017-11-14%20-%20Building%20Permit%20-%20Burlington.PNG)


Title: Re: 21st and Yale
Post by: patric on November 15, 2017, 01:04:47 pm
http://www.tulsaworld.com/business/burlington-to-open-new-midtown-location/article_73838931-b9b7-5b47-8b48-c40140d3ab14.html