Midtown is making room for more developments with the addition of a four-story, mixed-use building at the corner of North Hudson Avenue and Northwest 11th Street. The 48,000 square foot project is the latest development in an ongoing reclamation of the North Hudson block by Chamber member Pivot Project Development.
OKC Outlets is now home to the latest work of muralist Carlos Barboza. The outlet shops commemorated the new “Fashion through the Ages” mural with a ribbon-cutting ceremony alongside Greater Oklahoma City Chamber staff on July 21. The artwork includes references to the trends of yesteryear and beyond, while bringing a contemporary aspect to the sole outlet shopping center in Oklahoma City.
OKC Outlets is now home to the latest work of muralist Carlos Barboza. The outlet shops commemorated the new “Fashion through the Ages” mural with a ribbon-cutting ceremony alongside Greater Oklahoma City Chamber staff on July 21. The artwork includes references to the trends of yesteryear and beyond, while bringing a contemporary aspect to the sole outlet shopping center in Oklahoma City.
Chamber member Rise Café is a social enterprise of City Rescue Mission that provides their clients with a real-world employment opportunity. Clients are able to readjust to the demands of sustaining work, while earning an income and learning essential skills for the future.
Las Vegas in May is an annual tradition for the retail community. Each year, national retailers, developers, brokers and more descend on Sin City for the industry’s biggest conference, ICSC Las Vegas (formerly ICSC RECon).
ICSC is a trade association comprised of members from the marketplace industry, whose mission is to “promote and elevate the marketplaces where people shop, dine, work, play and gather as foundational and vital ingredients of communities and economies.”
Following more than four years of work on one of the state’s largest restorations to date, the First National Center in downtown Oklahoma City has re-opened, bringing back a feeling of home for many downtown denizens.
JRB Citizen has announced plans for a new building in downtown Oklahoma City called Citizen. With an expected groundbreaking in the Fall of 2022, the $65 million project will be a significant development downtown.
