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#11
Development & New Businesses / Re: Golden Pawn II site
Last post by Urban Enthusiast - May 18, 2026, 10:31:07 AMI need to do a drive-by. I haven't seen the progress on this development in some time.
#12
Development & New Businesses / Re: New Utica Square Construct...
Last post by Urban Enthusiast - May 18, 2026, 10:27:21 AMI heard about the sale, but I was not aware of the planned improvements. That's great to hear. It would be cool if they could incorporate a hotel and some residential as well.
#13
Development & New Businesses / Re: 2024 Projects
Last post by Urban Enthusiast - May 18, 2026, 10:25:16 AMQuote from: ComeOnBenjals on May 12, 2026, 11:28:41 AMThe 18th and Boston area is really turning into something. Starting to have some real nice density.Indeed, they did do a tremendous job with the replacement. The new buildings look like they are right out of the 1920s. That whole area is coming more to life.
American Solera announced they're building a location at that old gas station on 18th and Cincinnati.
Dante's Pizza is taking over the old Solera building on 18th
As sad as Burnco's fire was.. they did a tremendous job with the replacement. There's some additional work on some buildings further north on Boston as well. More office/retail spaces as I can tell.
#14
PlaniTulsa & Urban Planning / Re: Tulsa Population/Job Growt...
Last post by swake - May 12, 2026, 01:21:50 PMQuote from: ComeOnBenjals on May 12, 2026, 12:15:26 PMTulsa Metro is continuing to grow! Overall, growth across the country has slowed down, but Tulsa County/MSA is still chugging along nicely.The slowing rate is not Tulsa, nationally immigration is down, deportations, forced and voluntary, are up and births are way down. This has massive and bad implications if it continues and our population ages. Thanks Trump.
2025 Estimate: 1,069,273
2024-2025 Net change: 8,193
2024-2025 Percentage change: .772% (for reference % change from 2023-2024 was 1.22%)
2020-2025 Net Change : 51,924
2020-2025 Percentage Change : 5.104%
Of note, Tulsa County was estimated to have grown more than Oklahoma County from 2024-2025.
Oklahoma County: 822,125 | 3927 | .48%
Tulsa County: 698,782 | 4100 | .59%
#15
Development & New Businesses / Re: ONEOK Plaza Grounds Renova...
Last post by swake - May 12, 2026, 01:19:09 PMI was there a couple of days ago and didn't notice any work?
#16
PlaniTulsa & Urban Planning / Re: Tulsa Population/Job Growt...
Last post by ComeOnBenjals - May 12, 2026, 12:15:26 PMTulsa Metro is continuing to grow! Overall, growth across the country has slowed down, but Tulsa County/MSA is still chugging along nicely.
2025 Estimate: 1,069,273
2024-2025 Net change: 8,193
2024-2025 Percentage change: .772% (for reference % change from 2023-2024 was 1.22%)
2020-2025 Net Change : 51,924
2020-2025 Percentage Change : 5.104%
Of note, Tulsa County was estimated to have grown more than Oklahoma County from 2024-2025.
Oklahoma County: 822,125 | 3927 | .48%
Tulsa County: 698,782 | 4100 | .59%
2025 Estimate: 1,069,273
2024-2025 Net change: 8,193
2024-2025 Percentage change: .772% (for reference % change from 2023-2024 was 1.22%)
2020-2025 Net Change : 51,924
2020-2025 Percentage Change : 5.104%
Of note, Tulsa County was estimated to have grown more than Oklahoma County from 2024-2025.
Oklahoma County: 822,125 | 3927 | .48%
Tulsa County: 698,782 | 4100 | .59%
#17
Development & New Businesses / Re: Golden Pawn II site
Last post by ComeOnBenjals - May 12, 2026, 11:38:15 AMThis project is done from the outside (from what I can see). Looks like they are waiting on a tenant. Would be a cool spot, phenomenal view of downtown from their patio I'd imagine.
#18
Development & New Businesses / Re: 15th and College (NW side)
Last post by ComeOnBenjals - May 12, 2026, 11:34:55 AMUpdate - Reeder's put in a service/automative repair place on this parcel. They did a decent job with the building, it looks a lot better than the old empty lot 
#19
Development & New Businesses / Re: FC Tulsa and the future of...
Last post by ComeOnBenjals - May 12, 2026, 11:33:16 AMWay late to this thread -- but I agree, those playoff FC Tulsa games drastically change my perspective on soccer in Tulsa. The energy and passion is there.
Hearing some rumors of a downtown stadium in the works - not sure what stage any of it is at, but there is a USL requirement coming down the pipe.
Hearing some rumors of a downtown stadium in the works - not sure what stage any of it is at, but there is a USL requirement coming down the pipe.
#20
Development & New Businesses / Re: New Utica Square Construct...
Last post by ComeOnBenjals - May 12, 2026, 11:31:39 AMSurprised there's been no talk about Utica Sq's sale on here. Already seems like it will be an improvement.
https://www.newson6.com/tulsa-oklahoma-news/tulsas-utica-square-announces-redevelopment-plans
Northwood Retail, the property's new owner, said the approximately 25,000-square-foot project will focus on the eastern side of the center, where a block vacant for about a decade once housed Miss Jackson's and Petty's Fine Foods.
Planned improvements include a new park and green gathering space, widened and realigned pedestrian crosswalks, additional angled parking, updated landscaping, refreshed signage, and paver sidewalks intended to improve connectivity throughout the property.
https://www.newson6.com/tulsa-oklahoma-news/tulsas-utica-square-announces-redevelopment-plans
Northwood Retail, the property's new owner, said the approximately 25,000-square-foot project will focus on the eastern side of the center, where a block vacant for about a decade once housed Miss Jackson's and Petty's Fine Foods.
Planned improvements include a new park and green gathering space, widened and realigned pedestrian crosswalks, additional angled parking, updated landscaping, refreshed signage, and paver sidewalks intended to improve connectivity throughout the property.