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Welcome to Downtown Oklahoma City
and the Move UP Downtown Living Tour!
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oday you will have the chance to see first-hand the greatest story
of downtown Oklahoma City’s renaissance. The Move UP Tour will
lead you through 11 new or renovated residential developments for
sale and lease. Your participation in the Move UP Tour is a first for downtown as we begin to offer residents a taste of something different – urban
living in a walkable, vibrant area with an impressive array of amenities, all
right here in the heart of Oklahoma City.
Downtown living offers easy accessibility to entertainment, restaurants, sporting events and work.
Enjoy the Move UP tour at your own pace. As you
explore each exciting development, remember to use
the free shuttles that have been made available to ensure your visit is easy and convenient. This self-guided
tour runs from 11am-5pm, and you are welcome to
tour as many properties as you like. The free shuttles will run a continuous
loop of the tour locations. When you arrive at the Symphony Designers
Show House at the Brownstones at Maywood Park, remember that there
is a charge for admission. The Show House closes at 3:30pm.
As you visit each property, make sure to register to win one of our
exciting downtown prizes. The more properties you tour, the better your
chance to win! Prizes include a $2,000 gift certificate to BoConcept Urban
Design; a “Downtown Test Drive” at the Skirvin Hilton with a deluxe room
and dinner at the Park Avenue Grill; and gift certificates and passes to many
of downtown’s finest eating establishments and exciting attractions.
As you stroll past shops, restaurants, services, amenities and attractions, the tour is a great way to get a feel for the excitement and convenience of downtown living. You may be considering whether downtown
living is right for you after the Move UP Tour, so please visit our website at
www.downtownokc.com for resources and information, as well as details
on the great dining opportunities, distinctive arts and culture venues, exciting night spots and fun outdoor events. Then, begin your search for the
perfect place to Move Up to Downtown!
We hope you enjoy the Move UP Downtown Living Tour and look
forward to hearing from you.
Sincerely,
Brett Hamm
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President, Downtown OKC Inc.
Downtown Living in Oklahoma City
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K.O. Rinearson
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ou’ve heard it said many times in
recent years, and you’ve read many of
the individual stories, but it certainly
bears repeating, if only because the overall
story is so impressive: downtown Oklahoma
City is an exciting and vibrant place to be.
In the 1970s, even a member of the
Oklahoma City City Council was heard to
say that downtown was dead. In 2008, it is a
place pulsing with energy. It offers the arts,
a variety of entertainment for almost any
taste, professional sports, a fabulous array
of food and drink and perhaps most exciting
of all, a host of new residential options.
Downtown is very much alive.
The Arts District offers the magnificently
renovated Civic Center Music Hall and the
world-class Oklahoma City Museum of Art.
Take your pick of sports as well: baseball
with the RedHawks, hockey with the Blazers and the excitement of NBA basketball at the
Ford Center may soon join the mix. While
you’re in a sporting mood, take in a rowing
exhibition on the Oklahoma River.
So many of downtown’s historic spaces
have returned, grander than ever. Stop in
at the Skirvin Hilton’s Red Piano Lounge
or Park Avenue Grill, or skip over to Soleil
in the Colcord Hotel. And when it comes
to good food and drink (as well as the
hub of the city’s nightlife), Bricktown is a
living, breathing testament to downtown’s
renaissance. While you’re there, enjoy Bass
Pro, Harkins Theatres and the exciting new
RedPin Bowling Lounge.
Downtown offers the services that
support a lifestyle as well, from dry cleaners
to fitness centers to salons. Oklahoma City
has embraced a surge in all that is urban,
reclaiming a city center and forging a new
identity that is not only alive, but growing in
its spirit, its vitality and perhaps most of all,
its sense of community.
Dick and Sharon Rodine
Brett Price
A Downtown Living Q&A
The participants:
Dick and Sharon Rodine (DSR) and
Brett Price (BP)
Dick Rodine is Executive Vice President
of Interim Solutions for Government
(ISG), a consulting firm supporting Federal
agencies; Sharon is the Youth Initiatives
Director at the Oklahoma Institute for
Child Advocacy, a statewide, nonprofit organization that works on behalf of children
and youth. Brett Price sells commercial
real estate for Sperry Van Ness.
Where do you currently live?
DSR: We currently live in Norman and
have purchased a condominium in Grant
Humphreys’ Block 42. We have a 4th floor
flat in the center tower, facing south. We
will have a terrific view of the downtown
skyline… and the July 4th fireworks!
BP: The Park Harvey.
Why do you choose to live downtown?
DSR: We both work in the downtown area.
As empty nesters with more free time, we
started taking advantage of the events, cultural attractions, restaurants and new commercial ventures downtown – and loved
what downtown OKC was becoming! With
the emergence of this new urban dynamic
and the introduction of architecturally
significant residential options, we chose to
become part of the downtown community.
BP: I have always loved urban areas, and it
is so exciting to be a part of a young and
emerging downtown. Besides, people in
the suburbs look at me sideways when
they see me on my Vespa. I don’t see
what is so wrong with a guy that’s 6'2"
riding a tiny 1964 Vespa…
How is it different from living in
the suburbs?
DSR: The commute for each of us will
be three minutes instead of 30+ minutes
in I-35 traffic, and there are so many
exciting places within walking or biking
distance of our new home.
BP: Personally, you couldn’t pay me to live
in the suburbs. To me there is so much
more energy downtown; all around it’s
just more exciting. If you get bored, just
step outside and things are always happening around you.
What is your favorite downtown spot?
DSR: Other than our new home in Block
42, our new favorite spot is the Park
Harvey Athletic Club. We have become
regulars there – exercising, followed
by some time relaxing in the hot tub or
sauna. Check it out!
BP: I am a big people watcher, so that
usually draws me to Bricktown. What is your favorite downtown
hangout or restaurant?
DSR: We have many favorites, including Dick’s morning coffee and bagel at
Uncommon Grounds, Sharon’s quick
lunch at the new Beatnix Café, drinks at
Nonna’s outdoor bar, happy hour with
Block 42 neighbors at Deep Deuce Grill
and on and on. We have a long list of
other favorites…with new restaurants
opening that we want to try.
BP: Deep Deuce Bar and Grill for a beer
or to watch a game; RedPin when I feel like
showing off my crazy bowling skills; and
Nonna’s if I can ever trick a girl into going
to dinner with me. I even pay occasionally. Boxers or briefs?
DSR: Dick goes for the boxer-briefs
– Sharon isn’t telling!
BP: Definitely boxers. Rolling Stones or Led Zeppelin?
DSR: No contest – the Rolling Stones.
BP: Zeppelin.
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Hadden Hall • 215 N.W. 10th Street
The Sieber • N.W. 12th & Hudson
Legacy at Arts Quarter • 301 N. Walker
Sycamore Square South • 601 Robert S. Kerr
Free Parking
•N.W. 10th & Robinson
•Lower Bricktown Lots
•City Center Garage/301 W.
Sheridan
Downtown OKC has 20,277
lot and on-street metered
parking spaces!
The Montgomery • 500 W. Main (Main & Walker)
Park Harvey • 200 N. Harvey (Park & Harvey)
Lower Bricktown/The Centennial • Johnny Bench Dr. & Oklahoma
The Hill • N.E. 2nd and Russell M. Perry
Block 42 • 301 N.E. 4th Street
Brownstones at Maywood Park &
The Symphony Designer Show House • N.E. 3rd & Oklahoma
Carnegie Centre showing at Red Prime • N.W. 4th & Broadway
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Hadden Hall
215 N.W. 10th 840.1600 www.thebantacompanies.com
Map
#1
Available Units:
• 4 1 Bed/1 Bath, 833 - 1,167 SF
• 2 1 Bed/1.5 Bath, 1,485 SF
• 4 2 Bed/2 Bath, 1,418 - 1,739 SF
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adden Hall is conveniently located on 10 th Street between Robinson and
Harvey and is the latest of a series of re-development projects occurring
in Midtown. It is a classic three-story building, which will combine old
world architecture with modern amenities. This charming 10-unit project will feature gated covered parking, abundant landscaping, a private courtyard and inviting
common areas. These luxury units will feature hardwood floors, solid surface
countertops, wood bases and crown molding and raised paneled cabinetry.
Hadden Hall is located in the middle of the area being marketed as the Midtown Renaissance and is the ultimate in urban living. Enjoy being within walking
distance of numerous restaurants, retail shops and other services. Construction
has just begun and units should be ready for you to move into this fall. Buy a piece
of history and become part of the Midtown Renaissance.
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The Sieber
NW 12th and Hudson 605.4206 www.TheSieber.com
Map
K.O. Rinearson
#2
Available Units:
• 38 apartments, ranging from 800 - 1,500 SF
• 20 2 Bed/2 Bath
• 16 1 Bed/1 Bath
• 2 two-story lofts with 2 baths and a study
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he restoration of the historic Sieber buildings into luxury apartments, complete with crown molding, spacious rooms, sunlight and granite countertops,
marks a new era for excellence in MidTown living. The first building was originally constructed in 1922 by the Sieber family, and was home to a local pharmacy and
specialty grocery store. For decades it provided community shopping, a vibrant cafe
and even a notorious Oklahoma bootlegger during the prohibition years. The second
building, the six-story apartment hotel, was built in 1928. As a historic landmark, The
Sieber is one of Oklahoma City’s richest architectural treasures. Available to lease
immediately for early summer 2008 occupancy, these spacious units offer a view of
downtown, the State Capitol and all the fine amenities of luxury living.
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Beautiful Menu, Beautiful Space,
Beautiful Memories…
Enjoy Cascata for Your Lunch or Dinner
Complimentary dessert (no souffles) with the purchase of an entree item.
Valid through May 31, 2008.
216-9880
801 Signal Ridge Dr (SE Corner 15th & Kelly) Edmond
www.cascata.com
Legacy at
Arts Quarter
301 N. Walker 605.2787 www.legacycommunities.com
Map
#3
Available Units:
• 1 Bedroom, 754 - 1,162 SF
• 2 Bedrooms, 1,106 - 1,253 SF
• 2 Bedroom Penthouse, 2,258 SF
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ou can’t buy the Legacy lifestyle, but
you can lease it at Legacy at Arts
Quarter! We offer luxury one- and two-bedroom apartment homes in the
heart of the downtown Arts District. Live in comfort with reserved parking in your
private, attached parking garage, just a few covered steps away from your apartment
home. Live in privacy within a controlled access environment, including digital display
entry panels for visitor access, 24-hour video monitoring, and gate-controlled garage
access. Live in style with the Legacy at Arts Quarter resort-style swimming pool with
misters and spa and be just an elevator ride away from a night at the theatre, a game
at the ballpark, cocktails on the skyline and so much more!
Downtown Living in Oklahoma City
ou can’t buy this view,
but you can lease it at
Legacy at Arts Quarter Apartments...
301 N. Walker 405.605.2787 (ARTS)
Now leasing apartment homes with everything you want in the midst of everywhere you want to be.
Sycamore Square South
601 Robert S. Kerr 232.3601 www.sycamoresquaresouth.com
Map
#4
Available Units:
• 2 Apartments, 2 Bed/2 Bath 1,254 SF
• 1 Town Home, 2 Bed/2.5 Bath, 1,784 SF
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ycamore Square South is located in the heart of downtown Oklahoma
City and is only minutes away from Bricktown, the University of Oklahoma Health Science Center and the central business district. The gated
property is completely surrounded by a thick screen of evergreen and deciduous trees, which filter out the sounds of the city streets. The 59-unit complex
opens onto a central courtyard containing an outdoor pool and spa, treeshaded paths and seasonal flowerbeds. All apartments are two-bedroom units,
ranging in size from 1,254 square feet to 1,784 square foot, two-level town
homes. Each unit is furnished with a wet bar, a wood-burning fireplace and a
full-size washer and dryer, but units may be customized with tile or faux wood
flooring and all-new appliances.
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Visit our showroom: 100 N. Classen, Oklahoma City
405•235•3393 • www.swtile.com
The Montgomery
500 W. Main 236.2420 www.themontgomeryokc.com
Map
#5
Available Units:
• 1 bedrooms, 824 - 1,333 SF • 2 bedrooms, 1,220 - 1,513 SF
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riginally opened in 1929 as the Montgomery Ward Department Store,
this beautiful Art Deco structure is now home to The Montgomery, an
exclusive mixed residential and retail use building featuring 56 upscale
apartments and three stories of specialty stores and offices. Begin your tour at the
rotunda on the first floor, where Trattoria Il Centro, an Italian urban eatery, will
feature complimentary house-made appetizers from renown Chef Christine. Tour
participants can also experience complimentary cuts and salon services provided by
the professional staff at Eden Salon & Spa. Additionally, Ton Papier Gifts and Dolly
Levi’s Event Design Studio will offer specials during the Downtown Living Tour.
Proceed from the rotunda to the concierge lobby to begin your apartment tour.
Units feature oversized windows with spectacular downtown views, 12- 14-foot exposed ceilings, generous interiors and stunning design. Our open house will feature a
furnished unit overlooking the Civic Center with a perfect view of the towering fivestory Chihuly glass sculpture at the Oklahoma City Museum of Art. Residents at The
Montgomery enjoy 24-hour concierge service, complimentary lower level fitness
facility and private rooftop terrace. Garage parking is accessible via two skywalks
connected to residential and commercial floors.
Downtown Living in Oklahoma City
It’s Like Walking on Art™
Oklahoma’s Finest Area Rug and Carpet Store
333 W. Wilshire
Oklahoma City
842.9000
Park Harvey Apartments
200 N. Harvey 232.3700 www.theparkharvey.com
Map
#6
Available Units:
• Studio, 542 - 582 SF • Grand Studio, 637 - 653 SF
• 1 bedroom, 903 - 1,035 SF • 2 bedroom, 1,133 SF
O
klahoma City’s first affordable high-rise community represents a whole
new way of living. The Park Harvey offers 17 stories of spectacular views,
open floor plans and the convenience of living in a cosmopolitan environment within walking distance of all downtown entertainment and cultural venues.
Your tour begins on the first floor with the newly opened Gaijin Sushi Restaurant
& Bar and Claybourne’s Haberdashery (fine men’s clothing). Be sure to visit the Park
Harvey Athletic Club (located on the lower level) for a complimentary smoothie and
to see downtown’s newest and most exclusive fitness facility. To begin your apartment tour, enter the lobby and proceed via elevator to the 10th floor. For the Downtown Living Tour, the Park Harvey is featuring fully furnished one- and two-bedroom
corner units overlooking the new library and City Hall fountain. All apartments
feature large entertainment-focused kitchens with generous bars, pendant lighting,
exposed ceilings and spacious walk-in closets. Building amenities include a spacious
club room, front-door trolley stop and attached underground access. Convenient
garage parking is located directly across the street at City Center with preferred
rates for all Park Harvey residents.
This urban lifestyle uniquely combines culture, historic architecture, and
convenience. Work, live and enjoy. It all comes together at Park Harvey.
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Elegant Urban Fitness
Massage Room w Tanning Beds
Smoothie/Snack Bar w Lounge
Personal Lockers w Laundry Service
200 N. Harvey, Lower Level w Oklahoma City, OK 73102
606.7100 w www.ParkHarveyAC.com
Lower Bricktown
Reno & Mickey Mantle www.lowerbricktown.com
Dine! Sonic, Earls, Starbucks, Toby Keith’s I Love This Bar & Grill,
RedPin Restaurant & Bowling Lounge, Falcone’s, In the Raw, Marble Slab Creamery
Map
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Entertainment! Water Taxi, Harkins Theatre
Shop! FireFly, BassPro Shop, Lit Lifestyle Clothing
Live! The Centennial on the Canal
Stay! Marriott Residence Inn
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ower Bricktown is the lively mixed-use destination for living, working
and entertainment in downtown Oklahoma City. Friends and families
shop and dine in the restaurants before catching a show at the Harkins
Theatre; couples stroll past the Centennial Fountain and Plaza or take a Water
Taxi trip around the canal with ice cream from Marble Slab Creamery in hand.
Lower Bricktown is a great place to catch a quick bite at Sonic, sample some
great barbeque at Earl’s Rib Palace, enjoy sashimi from In the Raw, grab a slice
of Falcone’s Pizza, or get your motor revved at Starbucks.
If you’re looking for a great time where the action is, catch a show and a
bite at Toby Keith’s I Love This Bar & Grill or put on some stylin’ bowling shoes,
make a strike on the lanes and sample the best bowling food you’ll ever have at
the new RedPin Restaurant & Bowling Lounge. If shopping is more your style,
visit Firefly and Lit for the latest fashion trends or gear up at BassPro Shops.
The center of Lower Bricktown is the new Centennial on the Canal, a
project so popular it is already sold out! The Centennial on the Canal is an
80,000-square-foot versatile residential and retail development. Thirty luxury
lofts, ranging from 1,100 to 2,000 square feet, spare nothing in artistic design
and intricacies. Residents have an exclusive view of the bustling Bricktown area
from a private balcony and a rooftop pool, cabana and fitness center.
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The Hill
at Bricktown
NE 2nd and Russell M Perry 228.1099 www.thehillokc.com
Map
#8
Available Units:
• 1,600 - 3,500 SF • 2 - 3 bedrooms
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he Hill at Bricktown is located on a prominent site overlooking Bricktown and downtown Oklahoma City. Capturing the architecture of the
famed ’20s- and ’30s-era Deep Deuce District, the facades of the town
homes and Town Hall have been heavily influenced by the prominent buildings
of the time, including the Dunbar Library, Luster House and Avery Chapel. The
town homes at The Hill will have stone and brick facades reminiscent of a time
past, with the most modern construction techniques combined with quality
materials that will ensure easy living amid a vibrant urban landscape. The Hill features 157 town homes varying from two to four stories and
ranging from 1,600-3,500 square feet. Twenty-six floor plans complement the
unique lifestyles of our homeowners. Attached garages are accessed through
secured alleyways, and interiors are luxuriously appointed. A fitness center,
indoor and outdoor pools, concierge service and large entertainment spaces
connected to beautiful terraces overlooking the downtown skyline will enhance life at The Hill.
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Block 42
301 N.E. 4th Street 606.6043 www.block42.com
Map
#9
Available Units:
• 1,302 SF 2 Bed/1 Bath Flat • 1,643 SF 2 Bed/2.5 Bath Town Home
• 1,663 SF 2 Bed/2.5 Bath Town Home • 2,698 SF 2 Bed/2.5 Bath Town Home
• 2,884 SF 3 Bed/3.5 Bath Town Home
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lock 42 is a new downtown residential community consisting of 20 town
homes and 22 elevator-accessed flats. It is adjacent to the central business
district, Bricktown, and the Oklahoma Health Center on N.E. 4th Street
and Central Avenue. North- and south-bound I-235 is immediately accessible
from Block 42, providing easy access to every part of the city. All “for sale”
condos are customized to the owner’s finish selections with wood floors, stone
countertops and stainless steel appliances. Each condo has a private balcony or
rooftop deck as well as a private garage. The entire community will be pre-wired
for high-speed internet and state-of-the-art telecommunications. Block 42 is the first official “green” project in downtown Oklahoma City.
By attaining LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) certification, Block 42 has met the sustainability standards of the U.S. Green Building
Council. This attention to eco-friendly design translates to a better quality of life
for all residents, better indoor air quality and lower monthly utilities expense.
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The Brownstones
at Maywood Park
N.E. 3rd and Oklahoma 605.1000 www.reinventokc.com
Map
#10
Available Units:
• The Shartel, 2 Bed, 2,371 SF • The Classen, 3 Bed, 2,741 SF
• The Colcord, 4 Bed, 3,550 SF
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he long tested template of high-end urban communities being comprised of row
houses, or Brownstones, brings sophisticated city living to Oklahoma City. Rich
components of slate tile, copper and wrought iron will clad the Brownstone’s
unique insulated concrete structures, along with the finest masonry brick exteriors.
The Brownstones embrace “green” sustainable building technologies and will endure
for literally centuries with very low maintenance or upkeep costs. These “legacy”
homes can truly be expected to be passed from generation to generation.
Maywood Park is bordered by Walnut on the East and Broadway Avenue on the
West and extends from 2nd to 4th Street. This four-block area will have a town square
feel similar to that which marked Oklahoma’s early cities.
These unique urban dwellings are an investment in a new chapter of the heritage
of Oklahoma City. Owning an urban work of architecture translates into owning a
work of art, and the association among friends in a well-planned urban environment
translates into the reinvention of downtown Oklahoma City as we know it.
Maywood Park is an Oklahoma City heritage project by the Triangle Development Partners.
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Downtown at
the Brownstones
Symphony Designers Show House and Gardens
117 NE 3rd Street (at Walnut)
*ticket required - Show House closes at 3:30pm
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K.O. Rinearson
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April 27 - May 18, 2008
• Monday - Saturday 10:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. • Sunday noon - 4:30 p.m.
• Final tour is 1/2 hour prior to closing. • Complimentary valet parking
• No children under 8 admitted • No cameras • *Tickets at the door $15.00 each
T
he 35th annual Symphony Designers Show House and Gardens, a project of
the Oklahoma City Orchestra League, offers four Symphony Show Houses
in one package called “Downtown at the Brownstones.” Each is decorated
in a different style: Santa Fe Southwest, Urban Contemporary, Sophisticated
European and SoHo Metropolitan. These brownstones are located in part of one
of Oklahoma City’s oldest neighborhoods, now named Maywood Park.
Each year the metro’s best interior designers and landscapers are invited to
participate in the Show House. The designers offer most of the furnishings and
accessories for sale. The Show House includes the Brownstone Bistro, featuring
lunch daily and brunch on Sundays, and the Brownstones Painted Door Boutique,
featuring high quality gifts and home décor.
The Show House is sponsored by the Oklahoma City Orchestra League, Inc.
to benefit the Oklahoma City Philharmonic and music education for Oklahoma
City area school children.
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Carnegie Centre
Robinson & N.W. 3rd (Dean A. McGee) 364.5300
www.equityrealty.net
Carnegie Center is in the early stages of realization – visit Red Prime Steak
at 504 N. Broadway to see a vision of its future.
Map
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Available Units:
• The Carnegie Centre is a mixed-use development of all condominium units.
• Lower Level: 9 offices, 740-1,890 SF or any combination
• 1st Floor: 6 commercial units, 515-2,350 SF or any combination
• 2nd Floor: 18 parking and storage unit condos
• 3rd and 4th Floors: 9 residential units each, 890-2,450 SF and can be combined
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he Carnegie Centre is our “heart of downtown” mixed-use project located at N.W. 3rd and Robinson (131 Dean A. McGee). Nestled between
AT&T, SandRidge Energy, Bank of Oklahoma and the Federal Courthouse, the location allows the owners of the condos to be right in the middle of
all that is happening downtown!
The four-story building, totaling more than 65,000 square feet, is being
renovated from the original Carnegie Library site built in the late 1800s. In addition to the office and commercial spaces, the 18 residential units all have great
exterior balconies. Secure parking and storage units are located on the second
floor – one for each unit. The view from the rooftop is spectacular, and a myriad
of attractions are within walking distance. State-of-the-art communications, gas
cooking and a shared workout facility are all part of this great project.
Each condo allows the owner to finish it out to their own taste. The project,
developed by Judy J. Hatfield, is planned for completion by the fall of 2009.
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