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Development & New Businesses / Re: Any new midtown/Cherry Str...
Last post by swake - July 12, 2026, 12:01:59 AMQuote from: bacjz00 on July 11, 2026, 09:59:24 PMYeah I still don't understand why there are no hotels outside of downtown all the way to I-44. None by the hospitals, none by Utica Square... so odd.
None in Brookside or Cherry Street either, really none in all of midtown. I get land is expensive and hard to find in midtown, but still,
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Development & New Businesses / Re: Any new midtown/Cherry Str...
Last post by bacjz00 - July 11, 2026, 09:59:24 PMYeah I still don't understand why there are no hotels outside of downtown all the way to I-44. None by the hospitals, none by Utica Square... so odd.
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The Burbs / Re: New Oklahoma City Arena--B...
Last post by Laramie - July 02, 2026, 03:47:26 PMOKC Continental Coliseum Summer 2028
Seating Capacity 17,583
Upper Bowl: 7,423
Suite Level: 816
Lower Bowl: 9,344
Thunder hype video unveils name of new downtown Oklahoma City arena: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UJVabYyMr6c
Pics via OKCTalk.com
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Seating Capacity 17,583
Upper Bowl: 7,423
Suite Level: 816
Lower Bowl: 9,344
Thunder hype video unveils name of new downtown Oklahoma City arena: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UJVabYyMr6c
Pics via OKCTalk.com
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Development & New Businesses / Re: 2024 Projects
Last post by ComeOnBenjals - June 26, 2026, 09:04:10 AMWow! I assumed like Dan it would likely just be more parking. Thanks for sharing Tulsan!
That's a huge win for the district, looks like some great infill. With all the development, I could see this being a real desirable area to live moving forward. Connected to RiverTrail/downtown as well as quite a bit of walkability. Hope to see some housing follow this.
This seems to be the hottest area in town; Cherry St seems to have cooled off a bit.
That's a huge win for the district, looks like some great infill. With all the development, I could see this being a real desirable area to live moving forward. Connected to RiverTrail/downtown as well as quite a bit of walkability. Hope to see some housing follow this.
This seems to be the hottest area in town; Cherry St seems to have cooled off a bit.
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Development & New Businesses / Re: 2024 Projects
Last post by Tulsan - June 25, 2026, 10:44:40 AM
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Development & New Businesses / Re: 2024 Projects
Last post by Tulsan - June 24, 2026, 03:35:59 PMIt's a new retail development by Eliot Nelson's group. Five storefronts totaling 8300 sf. They bought the dirt from SpiritBank - which just sold to BancFirst. So it will be interesting to see if more of that real estate is sold off. Could end up being a catalyst for that neighborhood.
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Development & New Businesses / Re: 2024 Projects
Last post by DowntownDan - June 23, 2026, 12:44:23 PMI noticed that lot being torn up today. No insight on what's going on? Unless someone says otherwise I just assume new prettier asphalt parking per Tulsa's seeming obsession.
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The Burbs / Re: Oklahoma City, In The Pres...
Last post by Laramie - June 09, 2026, 10:02:36 PMLawmakers appropriated $15M to host Olympic events in Oklahoma
Oklahoma Voice (June 9, 2026) https://oklahomavoice.com/briefs/lawmakers-appropriated-15m-to-host-olympic-events-in-oklahoma/
QuoteOklahoma City is set to host the canoe slalom and softball competitions for the 2028 Olympics at existing venues, while the bulk of the competition will be held in Los Angeles. Oklahoma's events will run from July 14-30, 2028.
... "Team OKC is currently working with a consultant to determine the full expense expectation for Games delivery," Williams said. "We'll keep an open conversation with the Department of Commerce and state leaders on future funding needs as we gain a clear picture of the overall needs."
Oklahoma Voice (June 9, 2026) https://oklahomavoice.com/briefs/lawmakers-appropriated-15m-to-host-olympic-events-in-oklahoma/
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Development & New Businesses / Re: 2024 Projects
Last post by Jacobei - June 09, 2026, 03:25:14 PMSpeaking of 18th and Boston, does anyone know what's going on at the southwest corner? The area that's a parking lot next to where the spirit bank used to be. There is a construction fence up around it. No other activity from what I can tell.
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Development & New Businesses / Re: IKEA to Tulsa
Last post by dbacksfan 2.0 - June 03, 2026, 11:09:16 PMFinally got around to visiting the new smaller IKEA store in Phoenix and I can say it's a much more enjoyable experience than going to a full size store.
I needed to get some kitchen stuff and since Bed, Bath And Beyond is gone this was a logical choice.
It still has a lot of the vignettes of rooms with a lot of their furniture options everything else is a short distance from the entrance. I was able to get in, find what I was looking for, and get out in about 20 minutes or so.
The location is in what was a Hobby Lobby and a Tuesday Morning location, the Tuesday Morning location was years ago a Mervyns Store. This is where it is
https://maps.app.goo.gl/A6ym8Ccc4Y1R6Vku9?g_st=ac
It's only a 20 minute drive from where I live instead of 45 minutes to an hour to the main store.
I needed to get some kitchen stuff and since Bed, Bath And Beyond is gone this was a logical choice.
It still has a lot of the vignettes of rooms with a lot of their furniture options everything else is a short distance from the entrance. I was able to get in, find what I was looking for, and get out in about 20 minutes or so.
The location is in what was a Hobby Lobby and a Tuesday Morning location, the Tuesday Morning location was years ago a Mervyns Store. This is where it is
https://maps.app.goo.gl/A6ym8Ccc4Y1R6Vku9?g_st=ac
It's only a 20 minute drive from where I live instead of 45 minutes to an hour to the main store.