- Apr 27, 2021
Investment renaissance emerging in NE OKC
It’s an exciting period for northeast Oklahoma City as new housing and development is ripe for growth and investment. It’s fueled by the combination of an emerging renaissance in northeast Oklahoma City, visionary developers and investors and strategic public incentives to encourage homeownership and development. In 2018 the City Council designated the Capitol View neighborhood, between Lincoln Boulevard and Kelley Avenue and NE 23rd and 36th streets, as a Strong Neighborhood
- Apr 20, 2021
Groundbreaking set for MAPS 3 health, wellness center
On May 4, our city will gather to celebrate the groundbreaking of the next MAPS 3 project. Construction is starting at the third MAPS 3 Senior Health and Wellness Center located at NE 36 and Lincoln. The 44,810-square-foot center is expected to open next year and will be operated by Langston University in conjunction with the YMCA. The facility will include a heated, four-lane indoor fitness pool, fully equipped fitness center, gym, game room, classroom space for art and prog
- Apr 13, 2021
OKC’s downtown housing mix continues to diversify
The Oklahoma City Urban Renewal Authority recently issued a request for proposals due July 30 for residential development in a section of The Hill at Bricktown. The site, located in OCURA’s Harrison-Walnut Urban Renewal Plan Area, is available for urban residential development close to downtown, the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center, State Capitol Complex and the OU Research Park. The development site consists of nearly 122,000 square feet of land and looks to wel
- Apr 6, 2021
EastPoint continues to build people and community
It’s Friday evening at Kindred Spirits and the patio is filling with conversation and the sounds of the band warming up. On lead guitar is Dr. Lunn, the family physician from Centennial Clinic next door, having finished with his day seeing patients since 8 a.m. Northeast Oklahoma City is an area rich with Oklahoma history and culture. It’s full of people who have pride in their community, common connections with just about anyone who grew up in Oklahoma City and a story only
