The 2025 Downtown OKC Home Tour: An exclusive look at urban living

The 2025 Downtown Home Tour, hosted by Downtown Oklahoma City Partnership and the Downtown Business Improvement District, will take place Sunday, April 6, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. The free, biennial event gives the public a look at downtown living. 

Downtown offers walkability, access to public transit and proximity to entertainment and dining. The area’s neighborhoods have a strong sense of community, attracting residents looking for a dynamic urban lifestyle. 

The tour will feature 10 properties, including upscale apartments, boutique townhomes and historic remodels. Notable stops include the luxury Spaniard development in Midtown and the Harlow project from Gardner Tanenbaum. Homes on the tour highlight options for professionals, families and empty nesters. The 2025 Downtown Home Tour properties include: 

Deep Deuce at Bricktown—314 NE 2nd St. 

Located in Deep Deuce, this pet-friendly community offers modern interior design and one-, two- and three-bedroom floor plans. Residents have access to a clubhouse and pool, and its proximity to Bricktown provides easy access to downtown dining and entertainment. 

Park Harvey—200 W. Park Ave. 

Originally opened in 1957 as the Fidelity Bank Building, 200 N. Harvey served as a bank and office building for more than 50 years. Now, Park Harvey’s apartments are a key part of the City Center skyline, known for their distinctive colorful facade and downtown views. 

Steelyard Apartments—505 E. Sheridan Ave. 

Located in Bricktown, Steelyard Apartments are surrounded by restaurants, live music venues and entertainment, all connected by the OKC Streetcar. The one-, two- and three-bedroom units feature open-concept layouts. Amenities include a dog park, two gyms and a pool. 

The First Residences at First National—140 Park Ave. 

Located in the restored First National Center, The First Residences span 32 stories and combine historic architecture with modern convenience. The property includes a rooftop infinity pool, retail space and four on-site restaurants. 

The Harlow—101 N. Broadway Ave. 

The Harlow is a redevelopment in City Center that preserves elements of the historic Tradesman National Bank and Medical Arts buildings while converting them into apartments. Amenities include a movie theater, duckpin bowling and 4,300 square feet of retail space. 

The Metropolitan—800 N. Oklahoma Ave. 

Located in Automobile Alley, The Metropolitan offers an urban living experience with modern design and technology. The property provides access to a growing area with retail, dining and entertainment options. 

The Montgomery—500 W. Main St. 

Originally opened in 1929 as OKC’s Montgomery Ward department store, The Montgomery is now a mixed-use building in West Village with 70 apartments and lofts, each with a different floor plan and city views. 

The Sieber Hotel Apartments—1305 N. Hudson Ave. 

Built in 1922 as a grocery store that expanded into a six-story apartment hotel, The Sieber was renovated in 2005. Now, it features 30 apartments, eight lofts and a lobby. Midtown residents are near restaurants, boutique retail and parks. 

The Spaniard—1305 Classen Drive 

The Spaniard is a boutique development with 27 rental townhomes in Midtown. The property highlights Spanish architecture and includes an on-site gym and a wading pool. 

West Village Apartments—835 W. Sheridan Ave. 

West Village Apartments are part of a mixed-use development that includes the Jones Assembly, Fordson Hotel and Stitch. Located in the historic Film Row, the property features a rooftop pool and lounge. 

Attendees can use the OKC Streetcar to visit the properties, all within walking distance of transit stops. On April 6, a physical or digital Eventbrite ticket grants free rides on the OKC Streetcar during the tour. The event is self-guided, and guests may start at any participating location. 

The Downtown Home Tour is open to anyone interested in living downtown. The event is free, and registration is encouraged but not required. For more information, visit downtownokc.com/downtown-home-tour or register on Eventbrite.