59 downtown Tulsa development projects coming soon or recently completed
Construction downtown is underway, and new projects are popping up right and left — including several parking garages.
Here are some of the developments happening in downtown Tulsa (or near downtown Tulsa, including the Pearl District and by Gathering Place), as well as some recently completed ones.
Leadership Tulsa's downtown hub
Leadership Tulsa is expanding its footprint.
The community leadership development organization is slated to open a 7,800-square-foot Leadership Center to offer members a host of new opportunities beginning in spring 2020.
“Now, we only have office space in Mapco Plaza. We have simply outgrown the space,” said Wendy Thomas, executive director. “Our new Leadership Center will be a centralized hub with meeting space. It will allow us to offer a lot more continuing education and networking opportunities, as well as turn-key space for board training, strategic planning and other off-site meetings.”
WPX building
WPX unveiled plans to build a new headquarters in downtown Tulsa in 2019. The project continues despite WPX's merger with Oklahoma City-based Devon Energy.
The 11-story, 260,000-square-foot tower will be built on the block of property where the old Spaghetti Warehouse is located.
111 Greenwood
Thanks to the Bhow family, East Village is undergoing a renaissance.
Developers Neal Bhow and his son, Shaun, celebrated two things Friday: the announcement of the first tenants in the refurbished Hartford Building, 110 S. Hartford Ave., and the groundbreaking of an adjacent 50-unit, mixed-use project called 111 Greenwood.
Clarion Events, formerly PennWell, is moving at least 130 employees into a 24,500-square-foot space, and co-working space The HQ Tulsa will occupy 10,800 square feet, with both leases on the second floor.
Reunion Building
Rose Rock Development Partners and downtown attorney and proprietor Ken Brune are teaming up on about a $9 million conversion of the Reunion Building into apartments and retail. The 10-story fixture at the northeast corner of Fourth and Main streets was built in 1917.
Tulsa Club building
Once an upscale and prestigious social club, where generations of Tulsans attended weddings and galas and high school proms, the building sat vacant for years.
The Ross Group renovated it for $36 million and with the Hilton Curio-branded Tulsa Club Hotel set to open this weekend, it will be “the most expensive hotel in Tulsa, if not in Oklahoma.”
Read an update on the renovation.
Davenport Urban Lofts
Doug and Lori Schram, along with Jeff and Kathy Weaver, are developing the roughly $30 million Davenport Urban Lofts at 405 N. Main St. Construction on the shell of the nine-story building just south of Cain’s Ballroom has been completed, and 19 of the 29 condominiums have been sold, according to Lori Schram. All of the sold units are expected to be completed in the next three to four months. "As we complete the units, we will be moving people in," she said. "It's going well." Two 2,500-square-foot commercial spaces on the street level have been listed for lease.
The Knoll at Maple Ridge
A group of investors is planning to pour about $4 million into The Knoll at Maple Ridge, a proposed restaurant-retail development near 18th Street and Boston Avenue, developer Jack Allen said.
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Elgin Parking Garage
Valley National Bank, which is changing its name to Vast Bank, is building an $11 million, 399-space public parking garage at 2 N. Elgin Ave. The four-story parking garage will accommodate tenants and customers of its $33 million office building under construction, as well as patrons of ONEOK Field, the soon-to-open Holiday Inn Express, and the Tulsa Arts and Blue Dome districts.
Read more about the Elgin Parking Garage here.
Arvest Parking Garage
Arvest Bank will have a four-story, 180-space parking garage at Fifth Street and Boulder Avenue. Access to the upper levels of the new facility will be integrated through the Bank of America structure next door at 15 W. Sixth St.
Read more about the Arvest Bank downtown parking garage here.
The View
The View is a follow-up to 161-unit The Edge, which opened in the East Village in 2016. But ARG is a multifamily veteran in Tulsa, with other properties such as the Metro at Brady, Renaissance Uptown and Tribune Lofts to its credit.
The six-story $40 million development from American Residential Group opened in March 2022 at Archer Street and Elgin Avenue. The 198-unit complex features two swimming pools, including one on the rooftop, an attached parking structure and bird’s-eye views of the Tulsa skyline and ONEOK Field.
Read more about the project here.
National Bank of Commerce building
The Holarud Building at 10 E. Third St. was previously known as the National Bank of Commerce. The Evolutions Group recently bought the downtown building and plans to spend $4 million to $5 million refurbishing it — including removing metal panels from a previous renovation that covered up three-story tall columns in front.
Read more about the project here.
Cathedral District buildings
Cathedral District Office Portfolio LLC is converting warehouse space at 818 S. Detroit Ave. into offices. The building is the former Standard Parts Warehouse from the 1940s, and primarily has been used for storage in recent years. Other pieces of the Cathedral District Office Portfolio are 220 E. Eighth St., a 20,000-square-foot building formerly occupied by Crafton Tull; the Cathedral District Business Center at 823 S. Detroit Ave., formerly the Bovaird Building; 801 S. Detroit Ave., which is occupied by Cash Finance; and 809 S. Detroit Ave., which is occupied by Gellco Clothing & Shoes.
Read more about the project here.
Adams Building
The Adams Building, new home of The Adams Apartments, was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1978. A transformation of a former hotel built in the 1920s, a mixed-use redevelopment project by Rose Rock Development Partners has 65 apartment units.
See a gallery of the refurbished building here.
The Midland
The Midland, which will offer creative office space in the 600 block of East Fourth Street, is a historic preservation project from Nelson-Stowe and Ross Group. The $8 million project will renovate four buildings in the East Village that were formerly used by the NORDAM Group as office and storage space.
Read more about the project here.
21 N. Greenwood
A five-story, mixed-use 70,000-square-foot development planned by GreenArch, LLC for the southeast corner of Greenwood Avenue and Archer Street will feature multiple levels of office space above a ground-floor, retail/office component.
The law firm Pray Walker is among the tenants at 21 N. Greenwood, which features three stories of office space and ground-floor commercial space.
"There has not been primary care medical on Greenwood in decades," developer Kajeer Yar said after Juno Medical, backed by investor Serena Williams, signed a lease at 21 North Greenwood.
The building's rooftop event space, The Vista at 21, is booked regularly for special events.
First Place parking garage
A rendering shows the 500-slot parking garage with 3,000 feet of initial retail space proposed by First Place LLC on the plaza at Fourth and Main streets. Being developed by Stuart Price, the project must maintain access via the tunnel system to Main Park Plaza Garage.
Read the story here.
111 Greenwood
A rendering shows 111 Greenwood, formerly known as Hartford Crossing, a mixed-use building proposed for the southeast corner of First Street and Greenwood Avenue. It is one of two housing projects (the other being the Adams Building) in downtown that will receive a $500,000 low-interest loan from Tulsa Development Authority. After some changes to the project, developer Shaun Bhow is planning for retail on the ground floor and 50 residential units. His father, Neal Bhow, is also behind the renovation of the Hartford Building at 110 S. Hartford Ave.
OTASCO
A rendering shows plans to convert a former downtown OTASCO store at the northeast corner of Second Street and Cincinnati Avenue into a 16,000-square-foot multi-tenant retail and restaurant development. Plans also include improving the alley next to the building to improve walkability in the area.
Read more about the development here.
The Cheairs Furniture Co. building
Brickhugger LLC, a Tulsa development company that focuses on renovating historic buildings with the assistance of historic tax credits, is working to turn the Cheairs Furniture Co. building, 537 S. Kenosha Ave., into an ice-house style bar, which will include a large open space, high ceilings and possibly as many as 100 beers on tap, according to Shelby Snyder Hendrick, president of the company. The building, in the East Village area of downtown, was recently added to the National Register of Historic Places and is part of NORDAM's former downtown headquarters.
Read more about the project here.
East Village project
Eye-catching and massive, local digital media company ConsumerAffairs’s new environs are a $13.2 million, 44,253-square-foot redevelopment of four buildings in the 600 block of East Fourth Street.
Vast Bank building in Greenwood District
Vast Bank, formerly Valley National Bank, will move its executive offices and open a downtown branch in a new building at 110 N. Elgin Ave. Other tenants will include In the Raw sushi bar, BKD LLC and Casillas Petroleum. Tulsa Development Authority accepted a proposal last year by the Ross Group that includes a multi-story office building, the first story of which would be for retail commercial, on a 1-acre lot across from ONEOK Field.
Read more about the project.
Hyatt Place Hotel
A 13-story high-rise at 400 S. Boston Ave. is being converted into a Hyatt Place Hotel. The dark gray building, which opened as a savings and loan in 1967, has “curtain walls” made of a reflective glass developed by Pittsburgh Plate Glass and designed to save the builders “22 tons of air conditioning.” The project is headed by veteran developer Jim Hawkins, managing member of River City Development. River City recently completed the renovation of the Enterprise Building into the Meridia Apartments.
Read more about the project here.
DoubleShot Coffee Co.
The coffee company will relocate and build a brand new store just two blocks away to a vacant piece of land at 1633 S. Boulder Ave. It will be two stories and include a loft overlooking the coffee bar, perfect for the people-watching that comes with a cup of coffee.
Read more on DoubleShot Coffee.
Cosmopolitan Apartments
Just outside of downtown's boundaries, Houston-based developer Bomasada Group is set to break ground in mid- to late June on the $32 million Cosmopolitan Apartments on Riverside Drive and Denver Avenue. The 264-unit, four-story facility at 1717 S. Riverside Drive is expected to be completed by late 2019.
Read the latest about Cosmopolitan Apartments.
The Flats on Archer
The Flats on Archer, 110 N. Boston Ave., will be a five-story multifamily property with 62 units and commercial space on the ground floor. Developers Sam Combs and Howard Aufleger broke ground on the project in April.
Read more on The Flats on Archer here.
The Annex - Downtown grocery store
A new rendering of the mixed-use development called The Annex at the Tulsa Performing Arts Center's parking lot is expected to feature a grocery store, but the Reasor's name is no longer attached to the project. The lot takes up the city block between Cincinnati and Detroit avenues and Second and Third streets. The project features a multi-story parking garage with 636 spaces. Shoppers would be able to present a receipt and park for free.
Read more about the proposal.
Hilton Garden Inn
An artist rendering shows the Hilton Garden Inn planned for 201 S. Cheyenne Ave. by Promise Hotels. The hotel group, which also owns the Hampton Inn downtown, broke ground in June on a Holiday Inn Express at the southeast corner of Archer Street and Detroit Avenue.
Read more about the new hotels.
Davenport Urban Lofts
This image is a rendering of Davenport Urban Lofts, a planned 24-unit loft apartment development slated for 405 N. Main Street just south of Cain's Ballroom. The six-story building will feature 24 units ranging in size from 1,800 square feet to 2,700 square feet.
Read more about Davenport Urban Lofts.
Downtown developments completed projects
Here's a look at completed downtown Tulsa projects
Holiday Inn Express & Suites
The new Holiday Inn Express & Suites, 310 E. Archer St. in the Tulsa Arts District, opened Jan. 22. The $16 million project, a collaboration of Promise Hotels and Ross Group, has 115 guest rooms, including 18 suites. The five-story hotel will also feature an indoor heated pool, fitness center and business center, a hot breakfast and Keurig coffee makers in each room.
Read more about the downtown hotel.
Hotel Indigo
The national boutique brand, which is part of Santa Fe Square on Elgin Avenue between First and Second streets, opened in early November. The $20 million, 93-room hotel is owned by Blue Dome Hotel Group LLC and managed by SJS Hospitality. The hotel, which has an oilfield-inspired theme, features an upscale restaurant on the ground floor called Prospect and an indoor-outdoor bar on the top floor called Roof Sixty Six.
Read more about the new downtown hotel.
Residence Inn
The Residence Inn & Suites, 202 W. Fifth St. and next door to the old YMCA building now Y Lofts, opened in October. It contains 117 guest rooms — all suites — and an 80-space parking lot. It also features a 1,300-square-foot meeting room, fitness room, breakfast area and swimming pool.
Read more about the hotel here.
The Hartford Building
The $7 million renovation of the Hartford Building at 110 S. Hartford Ave. features three floors of office space. Developer Neal Bhow transformed the 74,000-square-foot building into open space and enlarging the square footage of the windows in front by nearly 300 percent. The Hartford Building has been vacant since the city of Tulsa moved offices from there in 2008.
Read more about the Hartford Building.
Jacobs Lofts on First
Ross Group has started pre-leasing the Jacobs Lofts on First at 310 E. First St., and a grand opening is expected this summer. Formerly the First Street Lofts, the project has been renamed for Louie Jacobs, owner of the rooming house that originally occupied the brick building built in 1918. Ross Group, which purchased the building in 2016, says it will feature 28 units on the second through fifth floors and retail space on the first floor.
Read more about the housing developments downtown.
First Baptist Church
Cranes lift workers to upper floors of the $13.7 million expansion at the First Baptist Church in downtown Tulsa. The new 72,000-square-foot building on Detroit Avenue between Fourth and Fifth streets, which features a glass exterior and new main entrance, opened in September.
Read more about the project here.
Former KOTV Building
Locally owned Poppi’s Urban Spa has signed a lease for 3,500 square feet of space at 302 S. Frankfort Ave. in downtown Tulsa. Core Associates has refurbished the space on the east end of downtown, which still has about 8,500 square feet available for lease.
Read more about the property here.
New restaurants: Taco Bueno and Burger King
A Taco Bueno and Burger King combination restaurant has joined the downtown food offerings. Local franchisee Rick Verity opened the co-branded restaurant in a 5,000-square-foot space on the ground floor of the Palace Apartments, 324 S. Main St.
Read more here.
The Meridia
The Meridia, at Sixth Street and Boston Avenue, features 93 one- and two-bedroom apartments, many with open-air balconies. The first level of the nine-story building includes 9,750 square feet of retail space. Poke Bowl Love, a restaurant featuring the Hawaiian specialty, opened this fall on the ground floor.
Read more about the residential project.
GKFF renovating the Archer Building
Three businesses in the Archer Building opened last summer — the Goods Bodega, Guitar House of Tulsa and Made: The Indie Emporium Shop — and more opened in time for the holiday season, including Magic City Books and a Lone Wolf sit-down restaurant. The George Kaiser Family Foundation has spent about $17 million to renovate the former warehouse on the north side of Archer Street between Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard and Detroit Avenue. The 72,000-square-foot building also holds 14 artist apartments and 35 artist work spaces.
Read the latest about the GKFF project.
The Palace Building
The Palace Building includes a 58-unit apartment building with one-fifth of those planned as affordable housing. It the ground floor includes restaurant space that holds a Taco Bueno and Burger King.
Read more about the Palace Building.
Hampton Inn & Suites
The hotel is one of three expected to be constructed downtown by Promise Hotels. The nine-story, 125-room hotel is being built by Ross Group within the One Place development on the northwest corner of Third Street and Cheyenne Avenue at a cost of $17.5 million. It opened in March.
Read more about the new Hampton Inn & Suites.
The Boxyard
The Boxyard at Third Street and Frankfort Avenue is a retail-focused micro-mall made up of shipping containers that opened in December 2016. Developed by Nelson Stowe, the East Village center includes local restaurant and retail offerings.
Read more about the Boxyard here.
The former downtown YMCA: Y Lofts
The former downtown YMCA at Sixth Street and Denver Avenue has undergone a $9 million transformation into a 79-unit apartment building. Historical features such as hardwood from the Y’s racquetball and basketball courts, white porcelain drinking fountains, even basketball goals and a scoreboard have been incorporated into the units. Leasing began earlier this year.
Read more about the latest news on the apartments in the old YMCA building.
Fox Hotel and Universal Ford buildings
Antoinette Baking Co. and The Tavern are among the businesses in the Fox Hotel and Universal Ford buildings, which also include a brew pub, 36°North entrepreneurial hub and artist apartments. The $16 million conversion was undertaken by the George Kaiser Family Foundation.
Read more about some of the renovations.
The Transok Building
The Transok Building, 2 W. Sixth St., has 37 luxury apartments on four floors. The living areas, located in the heart of the Deco District, will comprise studio and one- and two-bedroom plans that will range in size from 536 to 1,247 square feet. Close to 9,000 square feet on the ground floor is available for lease.
Read more about the project.
East End Village
East End Village, a total renovation of the block bounded by Fourth and Fifth streets and Elgin and Frankfort avenues. The first phase of East End Village, which created 48 apartments on the block, is now completely occupied. An additional 35 apartments, along with 6,000 square feet that could be used for retail or office space, were part of phase two.
Read more about downtown living and the East End Village.
Elgin Park brew pub and KSQ Design office
An artist’s rendering shows the building transformation planned at 216 N. Elgin Ave. The building will house Elgin Park brew pub on the first floor and the Tulsa offices of KSQ Design on the second floor.
Read more about the new brew pub and office.
Ross Group headquarters
The Ross Group's headquarters in downtown Tulsa is a former International Harvester dealership at 510 E. Second St. The $9 million project incorporated the blues, yellows, greens and oranges of the company's vehicles and represents the design, engineering, construction and development company’s growing work in historic renovation.
Read more about the Ross Group headquarters.
The Edge
The Edge at East Village, formerly known as Hartford Commons, is at 211 S. Greenwood Ave. The $25 million complex added 161 apartment units to the east side of downtown.
Read more about The Edge.
Urban 8 townhouses
The brainchild of Yvonne Hovell, the series of eight, four-story townhomes are wrapping up construction at 222 S. Kenosha Ave. in the East Village The four-story units include a two-car garage on the ground floor.
Read more about the townhouses.
Coliseum Apartments
The $3 million project brought 36 new units downtown.
Read more about the Coliseum Apartments.
Best Western Plus Downtown Tulsa/Route 66 Hotel
The hotel, located at 707 S. Houston Ave., opened in May. The building which was formerly an office owned by the city of Tulsa.
Read more about the new Best Western.
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The Edge at East Village, 211 S. Greenwood Ave., will begin move-ins this weekend and is scheduled to be completed by mid-August.
Ross Group worked with Michael Sager and the Tulsa Development Authority to resurrect the project, which was jumpstarted by Ross Group's purchase of the building for $1.45 million.
Tulsa-based Ross Group has outlined a $24 million proposal for the building, which has been vacant since 1994.
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If the developer, Flaherty & Collins, doesn't get a Tax Increment Financing District approved, it can back out of the project.
The five-floor, 110-room hotel is being developed by Anish Hotels Group, whose CEO is Andy Patel.
During a Tulsa Development Authority meeting Thursday, developer Bob Jack updated the progress of the Y Lofts, saying the price point, from about $1 to $1.40 per square foot, has kept sales brisk.
Formerly the First Street Lofts at 310 E. First St., the new name pays homage to Louie Jacobs, the first known owner and proprietor of the rooming house that originally occupied the five-story, brick building constructed in 1918.
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Formerly the First Street Lofts at 310 E. First St., the new name pays homage to Louie Jacobs, the first known owner and proprietor of the rooming house that originally occupied the five-story, brick building constructed in 1918.
One wave of retailers will open this summer, including the Goods Bodega, Guitar House of Tulsa and Made: The Indie Emporium Shop. More shops and restaurants will open in the fall.
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Officials celebrate the $18 million, 106-room boutique hotel that will be built near the corner of First Street and Elgin Avenue as part of Santa Fe Square.
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Promise Hotels to build Holiday Inn Express in Brady District, buy another hotel near Woodland Hills
The new Holiday Inn Express will be located at 310 E. Archer St. N. Promise Hotels' CEO Pete Patel also is purchasing and refurbishing the Holiday Inn at 9010 E. 71st St.
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The company currently occupies seven floors of the BOK Tower, and the new campus will allow the company to grow by 25%.
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Triumph Aerospace Structures is relocating 85 employees from the airport to the Philcade Building.
"The real heroes in the world are the ones who turn the lights on in the morning, get the bakery fired up, get the taxicabs moving," Price Family Properties Chairman Stuart Price said of the target demographic for the project.
Rose Rock Development Partners is putting 65 apartment units in the 13-story structure, which also will have a ground-floor restaurant in early 2020.
58 downtown Tulsa development projects coming soon or recently completed
The company is expected to move in by spring of 2022.
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Branded DGX, it will operate on the ground floor of The Meridia, a mixed-used building owned by River City Development at 522 S. Boston Ave., according to building permits.
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“Now, we only have office space in Mapco Plaza. We have simply outgrown the space,” said Wendy Thomas, executive director. “Our new Leadership Center will be a centralized hub with meeting space. It will allow us to offer a lot more continuing education and networking opportunities, as well as turn-key space for board training, strategic planning and other off-site meetings.”
City officials are working with the developer of the project to secure $12 million in state matching funds.
Workers are putting the finishing touches on the store, which will be open from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily in Suite 101 at The Meridia, 522 S. Boston Ave.
The city is rated 47th overall for starting a business.
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Ollie's Bargain Outlet, Inc., and AutoZone, Inc., will lease spaces in what will be a renovated structure at 6910 S. Memorial Drive.
Among the businesses will be an Italian restaurant called Osteria on the ground floor.
As part of the plan, the Jack C. Montgomery Medical Center in Muskogee is scheduled to get a $28 million makeover and transition to a behavioral health facility.
With optimism and revenue soaring, Flipcause, a software company based in Oakland, California, recently made a bold move.
The largest electrical sign in Oklahoma was first found along Main Street.
A Tulsa World survey found about 23% of expressway lights in the city to be out in recent weeks. Two years ago, a similar World survey found 44% of highway lights to be out, in large part due to copper wire thefts. Some areas that were dark two years ago were found to be still unlit this year.
Fire investigators think Sara Bess, who sits in the Tulsa County jail on a complaint of first-degree arson, stuffed handfuls of toilet paper into a baby changing station and set it ablaze.
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The roughly $1.2 million addition includes 50 new electronic games and a high-stakes area.
The Tulsa Housing Authority wants to convert the 36th Street North corridor into a mixed-used, mixed income community to replace public housing units at Comanche Park.
The Third Party Plans Review and Inspection Program is one of several new initiatives the city has implemented to expedite development projects.
59 downtown Tulsa development projects coming soon or recently completed
Even with a quick recovery, investors will stay cautious for a while and downtown shouldn’t expect many new projects in the immediate future, developers told the Tulsa World. Current projects, however, seem to be staying on track.
Commissioner John Scully said in a news release that he decided to release the protocol because transparency is a high priority for the agency’s administration after he was appointed to the position in September.
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The nine-story, 125-room hotel will be constructed by Promise Hotels at a cost of $17.3 million, and will be finished by the end of 2016.
The Burger King will serve breakfast and is tentatively scheduled to open at 6 a.m., and Taco Bueno is expected to open at 10 a.m., the franchisee said. He envisions both venues closing about 9 p.m.
A rendering of a 500-slot garage and 3,000 feet of initial retail space is included in a mayor's recommendation to the Tulsa Development Authority to award First Place LLC, $1.67 million for the project at Fourth and Main streets.
Headed by First Place LLC and developer Stuart Price, the project would place a 519-slot garage and at least 3,000-square-feet of retail space for a restaurant at 419 S. Main St.
The 63,326-square-foot hotel, to be located on Archer Street between Detroit and Elgin avenues.
Plans call for a Hyatt Place Hotel in the 13-story building at 400 S. Boston Ave., according to building permits filed in December. The hotel is scheduled to have 103 units, documents show.
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The $18 million, 93-room boutique hotel, which is expected to "top out" next week, is on pace for an Aug. 15 opening on Elgin Avenue between First and Second streets.
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In the Raw sushi bar will open a rooftop restaurant in the building, which will hold a groundbreaking at 110 N. Elgin Ave. on Friday.
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This represents the first downtown Tulsa hotel for developer Andy Patel, president and CEO for Anish Hotels Group.
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A local investor wants to pour $2.5 million into converting a former downtown OTASCO store into a 16,000-square-foot multi-tenant and restaurant development on the west side of the alley.
Locally owned Poppi's Urban Spa has signed a lease for 3,500 square feet of space at 302 S. Frankfort Ave.
Nelson-Stowe and Ross Group plan to do an historic renovation on four buildings in the 600 block of East Fourth Street in downtown.
The new project is across Greenwood Avenue from another GreenArch, LLC development that includes 70 apartments, the pub Lefty’s on Greenwood and other commercial outlets.
The former hotel will be transformed into 65 apartment units with retail and restaurant space on the ground floor.
Rose Rock Development Partners and downtown attorney and proprietor Ken Brune are heading the roughly $9 million project.
The six-story office building at 110 N. Elgin Ave. will house a number of tenants, anchored by Valley National Bank's executive offices, and is scheduled to be completed in 2019.
The 1923 building at 10 E. Third St., which used to house the National Bank of Commerce, will become the new headquarters of The Evolutions Group.
Access to the upper levels of the new facility will be integrated through the Bank of America Center next door.
The four-story parking garage will accommodate tenants and customers of a new $33 million office building, also known as Block 44, as well as patrons of ONEOK Field, the soon-to-open Holiday Inn Express, and the Tulsa Arts and Blue Dome districts.
Between now and summer, at least $25 million in private investment is being poured into three parking garages that will accommodate about 1,800 cars and trucks.