Tulsa Arts District Project Overview

[Urban Enthusiast]

Some new project developments in the Arts District:

$100M+ mixed-use project planned for Cameron & Main to include an Arrive hotel, parking garage and apartments

Is this an updated version of this project that was posted awhile back on this thread?  

[SXSW]

Is this an updated version of this project that was posted awhile back on this thread?  

Yes, they were able to acquire the Sharp property to the north and make the project bigger. 

[Urban Enthusiast]

Yes, they were able to acquire the Sharp property to the north and make the project bigger. 

Nice!  Certainly a better use of that land than what's there now. 

[Jacobei]

Any prognostications about timeline? Are they still looking for funding?

[SXSW]

Any prognostications about timeline? Are they still looking for funding?

My understanding is now that they have their agreement in place for the land and parking garage they can actively raise capital.  Anyone know if this project has a TIF?

[BKDotCom]

Sadly, Tito Jackson died on Sunday. 
That's probably the end of the Tito project

[SXSW]

Sadly, Tito Jackson died on Sunday.  
That's probably the end of the Tito project

Saw that.  I've always thought that building would be a good spot for a food hall.  With nearly 500 apartments and another 100 room hotel that will be next to it there could be enough density for it to work.  That doesn't include any of the potential development as part of the Kirkpatrick Heights master plan north of 244. 

[shavethewhales]

Incredible projects. Very sad that Tito just passed, especially right after announcing his business ventures.

We'll see if his entertainment venue project dies with him or not. I imagine he wasn't the only figure involved, but who knows if they still want to go forward without him.

Fantastic to see the Pivot project is still in progress and better than ever before. I really like the hotel in the original concept, but the apartments from the original were terrible. The new design is a bit of a mixed bag architecturally speaking, but overall is a big improvement. It's interesting to see the mix of architectural styles that will be on this street when it is all done.

[SXSW]

Incredible projects. Very sad that Tito just passed, especially right after announcing his business ventures.

We'll see if his entertainment venue project dies with him or not. I imagine he wasn't the only figure involved, but who knows if they still want to go forward without him.

Fantastic to see the Pivot project is still in progress and better than ever before. I really like the hotel in the original concept, but the apartments from the original were terrible. The new design is a bit of a mixed bag architecturally speaking, but overall is a big improvement. It's interesting to see the mix of architectural styles that will be on this street when it is all done.

Looks like just a massing model - I imagine the final designs will be very different.  I've heard the same architect as Noma may ultimately be involved so I would expect a decent design.

[shavethewhales]

https://www.newson6.com/story/66e8c6483ab22262675abbb2/tito-jackson-dies-during-road-trip-back-home-to-oklahoma-plans-continue-to-honor-his-memory

According to this story, the plans will eventually move forward in honor of Tito. His sons and brothers will take over more. Sounds like there will be more of the Jacksons in Tulsa. I didn't realize they had roots here and ties to victims of the massacre.