Oklahoma City Developments, Real Estates and Updates

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Canoo buys OKC property for electric vehicle manufacturing operations

                         

                                   

Officials say Canoo will occupy the majority of the building and Terex will lease back a small
portion to continue its Oklahoma City operations.

OKC  KFOR  Link:  https://kfor.com/news/local/canoo-buys-okc-property-for-electric-vehicle-manufacturing-operations/


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                                   Pics via OKCTalk.com
         Blessed Stanley Rother Shrine Development totaled $50 million
                                                           
                           Final resting place for the entombed body of the Blessed Father Stanley Rother
                                                                             Chapel inside the main church
                             
                     


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                    Canoo moving forward with factory plans

                                   
                                       

OKCTalk.com news reports:  https://www.okctalk.com/content.php?r=940-Canoo-moving-forward-with-plans  


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          Oklahoma City BancFirst Tower's renovation:


                         
                                    Pics via OKCTalk.com
                        

                         

               BancFirst Tower's $70 million renovation project, LED lights
      accentuates the crown.

Local developers look for city's go-ahead to change Oklahoma City skyline KOCO-TV 5 reports:
https://www.koco.com/article/oklahoma-city-skyline-developer/43013948

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The Citizen Office Tower, Oklahoma City

           


Construction Webcam:  https://www.citizenokc.com/

Once inside the link, scroll down to the webcam pic and click on the arrow button at the top right.

Project:  $80 million

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    Convergence Phrase I construction cranes pour cement for
    foundations:

         
                 Part of MAPS 4 Initiative:  Fully funded $80 million Convergence Hall & Parking Garage.
         
         

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                                                         Oklahoma City, OKANA Resort & Indoor Waterpark
                                                                                                   $400 million Resort is Rising

                                                                       

                                                                           

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                                Oklahoma City, OKANA Resort & Indoor Waterpark:  https://www.okanaresort.com/

                             

Situated on 100 acre Chickasaw Development, construction consumes Oklahoma River's south bank.

              OKANA ($400 million), The Citizen office tower ($80 million) and Convergence (innovation) - $80 million are
             anchored by large steel cranes that represent $560 million OKC core construction projects started in 2023.


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Oklahoma City's BancFirst Tower pics via OKCTalk.com

         

         

         

              BancFirst ($70 million) and First National Center (Shy of $300 million)  have helped to transform the OKC skyline.

         

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                 Oklahoma City's $400 million Chickasaw Tribe OKANA resort
                                 construction continues to rise
     
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   Work begin on the 8th floor of this 11 story hotel development on the south bank of Oklahoma River.

                                                Anticipated 2025 Spring opening.

                                                                Pics via OKCTalk.com  

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        OKCTalk.com reports:  Rivian is planning a service facility at 9495 W. Reno,
            in an existing building just east of Morgan Road.

       

   

     RIVIAN:  https://rivian.com/experience/service  Rivian is planning EV service centers
     in both Oklahoma City and Tulsa (Broken Arrow).


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              The Boardwalk at Bricktown/Dream Hotels

              Plans are underway to develop a 550-space parking lot in Lower Bricktown into a mix of two hotels and either condominiums or apartments.

                                       

              The total development cost will top $700 million with the addition of a 348-room Hyatt Dream Hotel, which is not included as part of the tax
              increment financing request.

               A California developer proposing to build multiple towers in Lower Bricktown is asking for a record $200 million in tax increment financing for the              
               project.

               Scot Matteson, CEO of Matteson Capital, is working with Lower Bricktown developer Randy Hogan to build 924 apartments, 80,000-square-feet of
               retail, restaurants and entertainment, and a parking garage at the northwest corner of Reno and Oklahoma Avenues. The proposed assistance would
               be paid based on the garage, apartment towers, restaurants, retail and entertainment totaling $550 million.

               The hotel will start construction six months after the garage and two "twin" 28-story apartment towers. A third apartment tower is a part of          
               the master plan for the development but won't be built until after the first two towers are leased, Matteson said.  

                             SPECIAL MEETING - Downtown/MAPS Tax Increment District Review Committee
                                        Date: Thursday, July 7, 2023 10:00 AM
                                        Location:
                                        420 W Main Basement Large Conference Room 420 W Main Street
                                        Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102

                                       
                                                 
                The two towers could top 335 feet each which would be comparable to Valliance Bank Tower 321 feet at 1601 Northwest Expressway in OKC.



             

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OKCTalk.com reveals progress on Chickasaw's $400 million OKANA resort & indoor water park.

                   
              Link to OKCTalk.com:https://www.okctalk.com/showthread.php?t=46585&page=42

              Latest pics begin with Post #838.

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         OKCTalk.com reports:

         World-class, 12,000-seat amphitheater to come to Oklahoma City

         

          OKCTalk.com link:  https://www.okctalk.com/showthread.php?t=43143

          KOCO-TV 5 Video link: https://www.koco.com/article/oklahoma-city-sunset-amphitheater-notes-live/44568679

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         OKCTalk.com reports:

         World-class, 12,000-seat amphitheater to come to Oklahoma City

         

          OKCTalk.com link:  https://www.okctalk.com/showthread.php?t=43143

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This isn't "world class" and isn't likely to happen. There's a Tulsa version as well, I will start a thread.

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This isn't "world class" and isn't likely to happen. There's a Tulsa version as well, I will start a thread.

         We will see... you linked the Mustang Creek Crossing in Oklahoma City from 2017.  

         Journal Record: https://journalrecord.com/2023/07/18/west-okc-to-get-12000-seat-amphitheater/?utm_term=West%20OKC%20to%20get%2012%2C000-seat%20amphitheater&utm_campaign=West%20OKC%20to%20get%2012%2C000-seat%20amphitheater&utm_content=Editorial&utm_source=Act-On+Software&utm_medium=OKC&email=larnellfry@yahoo.com

         

Roth describes the amphitheater as "world-class." The venue will hold 5,000 more people than the Oklahoma City Zoo Amphitheatre.

         
    KOCO-TV 5 Video Link:  https://www.koco.com/article/oklahoma-city-sunset-amphitheater-notes-live/44568679


         Are any Tulsa TV/media stations reporting on this . . .

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