Topic: andy burnett
Real Estate - 08.17.2011
ACM@UCO purchases Bricktown building
The largest transaction for 2011 in Bricktown so far was completed Aug. 15 with the sale of the Oklahoma Hardware Building, 25 E. California, for $6.5 million.
by Dylan Smith
The 62,500-square-foot building was purchased by the University of
Central Oklahoma from Bricktown Wire Co. UCO’s Academy of Contemporary
Music occupies the building on its top three floors. It has four stories
in addition to a lower level along the Bricktown Canal. The ACM opened
in the building in 2009. Read more
Real Estate - 04.06.2012
Village at Quail Springs fetches $21.45 million
A northwest
Oklahoma City apartment complex completed just more than a year ago sold on April 5 for
$21.45 million. Read more
Real Estate - 04.30.2012
Long lonesome, Sherman Iron Works building sells
After years on the market, and multiple
brokers attached to the building at one time or another, the Sherman Iron Works
Building in Bricktown finally sold April 30 for $897,500. Read more
Real Estate - 06.29.2012
Iron men
Sherman Iron Works building to be renovated for office use
After sitting idle for years, the Sherman Iron Works building in
Bricktown finally found a buyer. It wasn’t that the building is an ugly
duckling, but it is a bit off the beaten path for a retailer, and its
size, layout and condition made it hard to find a user who could make
the numbers work. Read more
Real Estate - 09.26.2012
Downtown dwellers
Demand for Downtown apartments is likened to that of television reruns from the ’80s and ’90s
Call it the TV test. Developer Gary Brooks admits it’s a very unscientific idea, and he’s not even sure who came up with it. Read more
Real Estate - 03.26.2013
Developers plan new apartment projects Downtown
Based on the success of their multifamily
developments Downtown over the past few years, two separate developers are at
it again, and going through the process of approval by city boards and tapping
into public money to make their projects a reality. Both also are trying to
keep some units more affordable to provide options for more people to move Downtown. Read more
Construction - 04.25.2013
TIF Tally
With continued success of Downtown TIF, more funds headed to development projects
A local team of developers and investors is one step closer to
converting a Bricktown warehouse into affordable apartments with help
from funds designated to improve blighted areas. While Bricktown is
hardly an area of blight, it once was; but along with Downtown, it has
benefited from tax increment finance dollars. Read more
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