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 on: March 17, 2024, 07:59:13 pm 
Started by TheArtist - Last post by swake
More good news on the Tulsa MSA population front.

2023 Census MSA estimate: 1,044,757, an increase of 10,709 from 2022. (1.04% increase)

For reference, the growth rate between

2020-2021 (.8%)
2021-2022 (.8%)

Very positive momentum for Tulsa!





Tulsa's CSA is up to 1,164,770

 42 
 on: March 17, 2024, 07:52:34 pm 
Started by patric - Last post by heironymouspasparagus
Mid America Industrial Airport (H71) and Google.  Google plant is just northeast of the north end of the runway.

https://maps.app.goo.gl/vEFt6WZtPurCTy4Z8




Got it!   I was wrongly zoomed in on Tulsa airport mentally!


 43 
 on: March 17, 2024, 07:12:11 pm 
Started by TheArtist - Last post by ComeOnBenjals
More good news on the Tulsa MSA population front.

2023 Census MSA estimate: 1,044,757, an increase of 10,709 from 2022. (1.04% increase)

For reference, the growth rate between

2020-2021 (.8%)
2021-2022 (.8%)

Very positive momentum for Tulsa!




 44 
 on: March 17, 2024, 12:16:01 pm 
Started by patric - Last post by Red Arrow

Google?  Seems to be a distance there.

Mid America Industrial Airport (H71) and Google.  Google plant is just northeast of the north end of the runway.

https://maps.app.goo.gl/vEFt6WZtPurCTy4Z8


 45 
 on: March 17, 2024, 11:30:40 am 
Started by patric - Last post by heironymouspasparagus
Built under the traffic pattern at the airport and then complained about the airplane traffic.  

 Shocked




Google?  Seems to be a distance there.

I can remember in the 60's when we moved into a house directly under the flight pattern at 21st & Memorial.  The chatter through the neighborhood was fear of another airplane crashing after take off.  One had done that near 51st & Memorial in about 1958 or 59...?.  Open pasture at that time so no injuries on the ground, but still the fear.

I also remember hearing a couple of sonic booms in the 50's - it is kind of impressive, especially to a little kid!  I am guessing it was out of Tinker or Altus before that became not allowed.




 46 
 on: March 16, 2024, 09:22:15 pm 
Started by Laramie - Last post by Laramie
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        Wednesday, March 20, 2024   
      Utah Jazz at Oklahoma City Thunder
      Paycom Center, OKC - 7:00 PM
      TV - Bally Sports Oklahoma
      WWLS-The Sports Animal Oklahoma City (98.1 FM), Tulsa (97.1 FM)


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 47 
 on: March 16, 2024, 09:08:59 pm 
Started by Laramie - Last post by Laramie
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     Oklahoma City Thunder 118 @ Memphis Grizzlies 112

         

        Video Highlights https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nZmZBR4jMIM

          Box score https://www.espn.com/nba/boxscore/_/gameId/401585600

                      Attendance:  17,012

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 48 
 on: March 14, 2024, 11:07:42 pm 
Started by Laramie - Last post by Laramie
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     Saturday, March 16, 2024   
    Oklahoma City Thunder @ Memphis Grizzlies
    FedEx Forum, Memphis - 7:00 PM
    TV - Bally Sports Oklahoma
    WWLS-The Sports Animal Oklahoma City (98.1 FM), Tulsa (97.1 FM)


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 49 
 on: March 14, 2024, 10:55:32 pm 
Started by Laramie - Last post by Laramie
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     Dallas Mavericks 119 @ Oklahoma City Thunder 126

          
         

           House of Highlights https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hR_e0PywLMc    

            Box score  https://www.espn.com/nba/boxscore/_/gameId/401585587

                       Attendance: 18,203

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 50 
 on: March 14, 2024, 07:49:06 pm 
Started by LandArchPoke - Last post by brettakins
https://tulsaworld.com/news/local/apartments-coming-to-former-downtown-holiday-inn-developer-says/article_266eec50-dda6-11ee-85b9-a736d284fc0e.html?fbclid=IwAR0XeG0nn9m_Zj4TmHEqEBITcRlG03LQc9mNOnEe5PWkjJTZ8gL5tLTCG8s

Apartments coming to former downtown Holiday Inn, developer says

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AKansas City-based real estate development firm has purchased the former Holiday Inn building downtown with plans to turn it into market-rate apartments.

ApartmentVestors recently closed on the purchase of the property on the northwest corner of Seventh Street and Boulder Avenue for $8.6 million, according to county records.

“It’s nice to be part of that movement of creating more housing downtown,” said Spencer Cullor, owner and principal of ApartmentVestors. “We see Tulsa downtown as a really core growth area for Tulsa.”

Plans for the West 7th Apartments call for completely renovating the 224-room hotel into 117 apartments comprising 55 one-bedroom, 40 two-bedroom and 22 junior one-bedroom units. The complex will include an underground parking garage, an outdoor grilling and lounge area, and a heated indoor/outdoor pool.


Cullor said the apartments are expected to open in approximately 18 months and that rental rates have yet to be determined.

“These will be middle of the road. They are not going to be the most expensive units downtown,” Cullor said. “But it is not going to be like affordable housing. Middle of the road, really nice amenities.

“It’s going to be a really, really cool product at the end for people to live and call their home.”

ApartmentVestors focuses on properties to which it can add value through renovations to “fulfill our mission of providing safe, affordable housing for people,” Cullor said.

Zach Molzer, director of business development, capital markets and acquisitions for ApartmentVestors, said work is already underway at the site.

“We’re trying to empty out the old hotel,” Molzer said. “Obviously there’s a lot of beds, mattresses and desks and all of that stuff. So we are actually donating all of that to Habitat for Humanity.”

ApartmentVestors operates throughout the Midwest. West 7th Apartments will be the ninth project the company has done in Tulsa. The company currently owns three multifamily residential properties in the city — Hideaway Cove, Tradewinds Villas and The Lodge.

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