Apartments and Townhomes around Stephenson Park

[jerrywall]

Apartments and retail built near a park? The citizens werent down for that just a few months ago at Hafer Park and Spring Creek, wonder what they will say about this.

This is a different animal. This area around Stephenson park has already transitioned to something special, and it's going to continue to get even better. It's revitalizing and reworking a really ugly part of Edmond. Getting rid of the terrible buy here pay per car lot, filling in these empty fields and more is going to be so nice.

[onthestrip]

This is a different animal. This area around Stephenson park has already transitioned to something special, and it's going to continue to get even better. It's revitalizing and reworking a really ugly part of Edmond. Getting rid of the terrible buy here pay per car lot, filling in these empty fields and more is going to be so nice.

Well I thought a $100 million investment that would turn an empty field into possibly the best shopping center experience in the metro would have been nice too.

[jerrywall]

Well I thought a $100 million investment that would turn an empty field into possibly the best shopping center experience in the metro would have been nice too.

I agree, and supported it. But I can see the difference between building small scale high end units in an already mixed use area replacing blighted lots and run down houses is a big difference than 325 apartments in a giant complex directly against a park's tree and water line.

The Spring Creek Plaza will probably happen, just without all those apartments.