The project is on the site of land formerly owned by the Oklahoma Publishing Company. American Fidelity acquired the property as part of a $75 million purchase in 2012 which also included the 12-story corporate tower, parking garage and a massive printing facility that has since been demolished.
American Fidelity has partnered with developer Randy Hogan to create The Half, which includes the recently opened Chicken N Pickle as well as Flix Brewhouse. Currently under construction is a new headquarters for Dolese Brothers and OneCore hospital.
Also planned are additional restaurants and office buildings.
The large apartment complex will be located directly north of Chicken N Pickel and front the exsiting water.
Named 9000 Broadway, plans call for a 39,000 square foot parking garage with a total of 512 spaces plus another 77 surface spaces.
Amenities will include a large pool area with an island shaped like the state of Oklahoma, two dog parks and several other communal outdoor spaces facing the lake.
Design is by ADG Architecture & Planning.
