Left Frame Lofts

[LocoAko]

Apologies if I missed this already posted somewhere...

http://newsok.com/article/5558521

[Ross MacLochness]

pretty cool! Not so keen on the design, but I love little infill projects like this, especially residential. Should have amazing views of the Parking Garage District!

[Steve]

Please do not copy and paste my stories on OKC Talk. You may provide a link instead. Thank you.

[Pete]

Please do not copy and paste my stories on OKC Talk. You may provide a link instead. Thank you.

I changed it for you, as I gladly honor the principle of giving a journalist credit for their work.

[LocoAko]

Please do not copy and paste my stories on OKC Talk. You may provide a link instead. Thank you.

My apologies. I included the link but won't copy the story in the future.

[Colbafone]

I changed it for you, as I gladly honor the principle of giving a journalist credit for their work.

#rekt

[jccouger]

Not gonna click that link then.

Pete, why don't you go ahead and rewrite the story and change a few words & then don't give any credit to Newsok and then pass it off as your own.

Oops, I forgot you had integrity.

[PhiAlpha]

Please do not copy and paste my stories on OKC Talk. You may provide a link instead. Thank you.

[Zuplar]

Not gonna click that link then.

Pete, why don't you go ahead and rewrite the story and change a few words & then don't give any credit to Newsok and then pass it off as your own.

Oops, I forgot you had integrity.

lol.

I do the same. Took it a step further and just blocked him so I don't have to see snarky comments.

[Pete]

I'll post all the renderings soon.

Hope it comes together as I know they have been trying to get financing.

[HangryHippo]

this meme - LULZ

[2Lanez]

Please do not copy and paste my stories on OKC Talk. You may provide a link instead. Thank you.

I changed it for you, as I gladly honor the principle of giving a journalist credit for their work.

Epic! Bravo. (handclap emojis)

[KingOfTheNorth]

Jesus this beef between OKCTalk and NewsOK gets old and annoying to read. Everyone needs to chill.

[Thomas Vu]

I'm not THAT curious to know.

[onthestrip]

Like most Im not a big fan of TIF money, especially for only 6 units. But it will raise the ad valorem taxes by nearly $30k for this property. The biggest thing I like about this is it looks like a cast in place concrete structure. Will be well built and suited to last a long time.

[jerrywall]

I changed it for you, as I gladly honor the principle of giving a journalist credit for their work.

You should be passing out free aloe with that reply.

[Plutonic Panda]

[Pete]

Here are renderings and some more info.

6 units available in the summer of 2018
2 bed 2 bath (1200-1400 square feet)
open living concept
rooftop access for all tenants (communal and semi private spaces)

[lasomeday]

Really excited about this project! Clint is an incredible architect. Okc is lucky to have him.

[gopokes88]

Jesus this beef between OKCTalk and NewsOK gets old and annoying to read. Everyone needs to chill.

+1

[shawnw]

From the city council meeting notes this week:

The Council voted Tuesday to approve about $43 million in tax increment finance (TIF) district fund allocations -- $40 million for the First National Center redevelopment project, $2.6 million for Oklahoma City Boulevard land acquisition and $165,000 for a housing project at 631 W California Ave. The First National Center project funds come from TIF No. 10, and the funds for the other two projects come from TIF No. 2.

[edcrunk]

pretty cool! Not so keen on the design, but I love little infill projects like this, especially residential. Should have amazing views of the Parking Garage District!

The design is pretty dang awesome, IMHO.

[OKC_on_mines]

Lmbo. ......I laugh so hard everytime I see this. Lol, grandma needs to put that tongue back in her mouth

[Rover]

The design is pretty dang awesome, IMHO.

Just curious what you think is so awesome about this design.

[soonerguru]

I gots no problem subsidizing for-sale housing units as long as they are sold at an affordable price. It seems absolutely ridiculous to subsidize such a small project.