Something big coming?

[zachj7]

Can someone please enlighten this OKC noob who this Steve is? Every other post seems to mention his name on this forum. Is he a city planner or on some board in the city? Where does he get his information?

[Pete]

Can someone please enlighten this OKC noob who this Steve is? Every other post seems to mention his name on this forum. Is he a city planner or on some board in the city? Where does he get his information?

Steve Lackmeyer, business reporter for the Oklahoman.

[Laramie]

Are they going to revive the

Energy Tower



"Oklahoma City looks oh-so pretty... ...as I get my kicks on Route 66." --Nat King Cole.

[Omega Man]

Steve would you please let us know what it was?

[warreng88]

I think we know what it was now (I kid, I kid...)

[bchris02]

I think we know what it was now (I kid, I kid...)

I believe the Boardwalk development is what it always has been. Think about it. As great as many of the proposals in OKC have been (including those that didn't get built), none of them were on the level of being a development that would make Dallas or Kansas City jealous. Even developments like the ClayCo/OG&E proposal or the original plan for 4th and EK Gaylord would be a game changer for OKC, but not so much in Dallas.

The Boardwalk development on the other hand actually will draw a jealous gaze from much larger cities if it gets built.