The Citizen

[Bellaboo]

I read where 75% is pre-leased.

[HOT ROD]

with modern floorplates this has a chance to be Over 200 feet and will make a major impact on the skyline

It will definitely make a nice connection to the DEQ building (former Anthony's HQ), OCU Law (formerly Central High School), and Regency Tower - all in the Midtown-ish National Memorial zone. This is a home-run to me.

[yukong]

It will definitely make a nice connection to the DEQ building (former Anthony's HQ), OCU Law (formerly Central High School), and Regency Tower - all in the Midtown-ish National Memorial zone. This is a home-run to me.

The DEQ building was Built by SWBell as their headquarters. Construction began in 1958. It was never the Anthony’s HQ.

[Teo9969]

This is the exact kind of building that I have been dreaming of for North of 4th and South of 13th. 10 more of these, please ������

[Urbanized]

The DEQ building was Built by SWBell as their headquarters. Construction began in 1958. It was never the Anthony’s HQ.

Definitely was built and utilized by phone company before DEQ. My (first) stepmom worked in that building for AT&T/SWBell in the '70s and '80s. Was chock full of mainframe computers. Interesting place.

The Anthony's headquarters was 701 N Broadway, on the NW corner of Broadway and 6th, one block immediately east of the building in question. Now home to RCB Bank, Stewart Title.

[HOT ROD]

thanks for the correction, wrong street/building

[G.Walker]

Based on this interview, they are contemplating, hospitality, retail, and restaurant space. Might end up being taller than originally proposed. Especially if they are talking adding hotel rooms.

https://www.koco.com/article/oklahom...-fall/39707247

[HOT ROD]

^ all for that!

[warreng88]

Based on this interview, they are contemplating, hospitality, retail, and restaurant space. Might end up being taller than originally proposed. Especially if they are talking adding hotel rooms.

https://www.koco.com/article/oklahom...-fall/39707247

I was really confused when she popped up at 0:16 with the name Jeff Seymour.

[Pete]

Based on this interview, they are contemplating, hospitality, retail, and restaurant space. Might end up being taller than originally proposed. Especially if they are talking adding hotel rooms.

https://www.koco.com/article/oklahom...-fall/39707247

They are not going to make it taller. If there is a hotel, it will be within the 12 levels as proposed.

[Laramie]

The Citizen is a $65 million development project near the Oklahoma City National Memorial.

[shawnw]

12-story tower announced for corner across from Oklahoma City National Memorial
https://www.oklahoman.com/story/news...al/9518530002/

[ChrisHayes]

Wow. It only took them two weeks to find out about this. LOL Quality journalism there, Joklahoman.

[chssooner]

Wow. It only took them two weeks to find out about this. LOL Quality journalism there, Joklahoman.

The article is from 2 weeks ago...

[Pete]

A couple of new renderings.

In the first image, looks like the plan is for a rooftop terrace.

In the second one, you can see there is a proposed restaurant on the corner with an outdoor patio.

This is starting to look like a combination of office space (starting with 3rd floor) and hotel (top floors), with ground-floor retail, lobby and restaurant.

[Pete]

City set to award this project $1.08 million in TIF.

[Teo9969]

I can get down on TIF for this. This is a great development in the important transition area between CBD and the most active parts of Midtown

[HOT ROD]

thumbs up!

Midtown's first new high-rise building in ages!

[Pete]

They submitted their plans for downtown design review. Nothing really new.

They have yet to submit building permits, so we are still several months out (best case) before they start work.

[Pete]

They have decided to not go forward with the proposed expansion of the parking garage.

I'm sure once they got everything priced out something had to be cut.

[BoulderSooner]

so 178 feet + a few inches .. pretty nice

[Bellaboo]

nm

[soonerguru]

Love it.

[Laramie]

Noticed how close they are to The NW 5th Street Parking Garage. They'll work some kind of agreement for spaces like Heartland Payments & The Gaylord Downtown YMCA were able to do for their employees and patrons.

[G.Walker]

New renderings, looks nice: https://www.ahmm.co.uk/projects/americas/the-citizen/