The View by American Residential

[MostSeriousness]

I think that's BSNF equipment dealing with the derailed train

[Townsend]

I think that's BSNF equipment dealing with the derailed train

Oh well...

[TulsaGoldenHurriCAN]

Oh well...

Yeah, it seems they're never going to start this. Finally downtown caught up to the demand and there's some vacancies. That's a disadvantage of having a few big companies own so much real estate downtown. They can pause their various projects until demand catches up (if it does). Seems short-sighted to me but they're the ones with the prime real estate and millions.

There's only so many renters. Another reason we need someone to put in a massive condo complex. Capture a new market of people wanting to own a piece of downtown.

[cannon_fodder]

There was a grader on the site over lunch today. Not sure if actual site work or just repairing ruts from the railroad work that utilized the lot...

[swake]

There was a grader on the site over lunch today. Not sure if actual site work or just repairing ruts from the railroad work that utilized the lot...

Yeah, there's a shovel on the site too. There is equipment there from the railroad, but I'm not sure all of it is for the derailment.

[ZYX]

I drove through downtown for the first time in a long time the other day, and it looked like they were doing site work.

I also noticed how great the Brady District looks. I just got back from a conference in LA and I didn't visit a single urban neighborhood as nice as the Brady, it's really doing awesome

[heironymouspasparagus]

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[SXSW]

As we wait for this one to go vertical I was recently in Raleigh NC and noticed they have a slightly larger downtown ballpark that is surrounded by 4-5 story newer brick residential buildings.  It reminded me the setup of ONEOK Field and what it could look like with The View to the south and the Ross Group project to the west..

Raleigh


The View


Ross Group mixed-use project

[swake]

The Ross Group building is worlds better looking.

[swake]

The View to break ground in January.

http://www.newson6.com/story/39686466/the-view-apartment-building-in-tulsa-ground-breaking-begins-in-january

[Weatherdemon]

The View to break ground in January.

http://www.newson6.com/story/39686466/the-view-apartment-building-in-tulsa-ground-breaking-begins-in-january

This place still has signs up on the corner but otherwise, still an empty lot.
Is this going to get done?

[SXSW]

This place still has signs up on the corner but otherwise, still an empty lot.
Is this going to get done?

I've heard actual work will start within the next month. 

[hello]

I've heard actual work will start within the next month. 

All this new construction is awesome and I'm happy for Tulsa.

That said, ugh. It's already a pain driving/walking around Downtown and that will be the third major project within a few blocks. We just got Archer back. Boulder, BA, etc. Everything is under construction. 

[SXSW]

It would be nice if they could at least keep the Elgin sidewalk open during construction.  I know parts of downtown have been transformed over the past few years but this corner in particular will feel like a different city once The View and Vast Bank HQ are finished. 

[ComeOnBenjals]

Unfortunately not a high quality drone shot, but there's been a lot of activity on site recently. Looks like non equipment materials such as brick are beginning to be dropped off on site.  Once this gets going, it'll definitely change the feel of this whole area!