Crossland replaces Manhattan on Gathering Place project
The change is described as a “transitioning” in the press release now that the initial phases of the pre-construction, utility and dirt work are completed.
B.C. Franklin Park renovation expected to begin within 90 days
The dispute over what amenities should be added to Franklin Park goes back at least four years, when city officials announced plans to remove the park’s swimming pool and recreation center.
Listen Frontier: Hot weather, hot topics
Host RJ Young chats with The Frontier editor in chief, Ziva Branstetter, and Tulsa Voice columnist Barry Friedman about buzz-worthy news of the week, including more scandal at the Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office, the REI dustup and Ted Cruz comes to town.
Brady boom fuels controversy over Boomer-targeted lofts
Plans for the Davenport Urban Lofts now call for 28 units — including many that will be 1,200 square-feet and sell for less than $450,000. Retail space has been added to the ground floor, but some still worry the upscale development will lead to a culture clash in the Brady District.
High-end apartments approved for Riverside Drive
“We realize this is a focal intersection coming into downtown from the south and we are going to treat it appropriately,” Gilbert said.
City signs deal for possible REI site
The sale is contingent on the developer, North Point Property Co. LLC, securing the promised anchor tenant.
Neither city officials nor the developer has named the anchor tenant but it is widely expected to be REI.
Proposed 49th Street Dam may not be feasible, officials say
“The difference this time is we’re not doing things half-baked as opposed to how people have done them in the past,” said Task Force Chairman G.T. Bynum.
Two lawyers take different paths after losing licenses
One lawyer was accused of accepting gifts valued at more than $1.4 million, including a $500,000 home, from his elderly client. Another was overwhelmed with a busy practice and ignored clients’ complaints. What happens when lawyers go bad?
