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midtownR confirmed on Facebook that they acquired this property

midtownR confirmed on Facebook that they acquired this property

For some strange reason, the sale has yet to be posted to the county assessor site.

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Could the blue area become an apartment with commercial space on the ground level while the red would be a plaza with an art sculpture, maybe some sort of water feature? Keep the old building, build a new building next door. Add a pulic plaza with seating for the businesses on the ground level

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Yep. That would be great. All it takes is money.

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Cain's Ballroom West?

About 30% smaller, though.

Side note, the sunset going to be sunning into that place big time. They should just call this the actual sunset patio.

Call it Sunset Grill. We could watch the working girls go by. Watch the basket people walk around and mumble. Gaze out at the auburn sky. Maybe we'll leave come springtime. Meanwhile, have another beer. What would we do without all these jerks anyway?

It's cool how the big windows are in the back (east end) as well.

Those HVAC ducts are likely to come down as they were installed along with the old retrofitted drop ceiling. Some of the duct work has already been removed.

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You can see they're in the process of landscaping the perimeter. Have already pulled out the grass, trimmed the two trees and planted some several more.

It seems their plan is to continue cleaning up and restoring and then will probably redo the parking lot and lease out the space.

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From Brown's Bakery's Facebook:

It is with a heavy heart that we post today the passing of Mr Bill Brown owner and operator of our family business. He was 89 years old.
He choose to be cremated so his Memorial service will be Saturday Dec 2 nd at 1:00 pm at the Northwest Church of Christ
4301 NW 23rd St
Oklahoma City, OK 73107
The Visitation will be at Buchanan’s funeral home Friday Dec 1st 1-8pm
8712 N Council Rd
Oklahoma City, OK 73132
All are welcome.
We thank all our family, friends ,and customers for your support through the years.

From Brown's Bakery's Facebook:

It is with a heavy heart that we post today the passing of Mr Bill Brown owner and operator of our family business. He was 89 years old.
He choose to be cremated so his Memorial service will be Saturday Dec 2 nd at 1:00 pm at the Northwest Church of Christ
4301 NW 23rd St
Oklahoma City, OK 73107
The Visitation will be at Buchanan’s funeral home Friday Dec 1st 1-8pm
8712 N Council Rd
Oklahoma City, OK 73132
All are welcome.
We thank all our family, friends ,and customers for your support through the years.Oh! Very sad!

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Gret pic as always Pete! This shows the all the new landscaping I mentioned earlier in this thread.

This property already looks way better than it has in decades.

Can't wait for Midtown Renaissance to work their magic and get some great new tenants. I bet there ends up being at least one large patio.

This pic gave me deja vu for some reason. Does anyone remember where the Gibsons Discount store was (near) downtown?

This pic gave me deja vu for some reason. Does anyone remember where the Gibsons Discount store was (near) downtown?
Remember when the Brown's building was Clyde's?
Quite the modern building for its day.
I remember the Gibson's! It was at 6th and Harvey on the SE corner.
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Hopefully they will power wash the roof. Lol. This can turn out to be a good little development if executed correctly. I am sure Midtown Investors have it worked out.

Sorry to ask on here but what is the new building and the one going up behind that.

Sorry to ask on here but what is the new building and the one going up behind that.

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Hopefully they will power wash the roof. Lol. This can turn out to be a good little development if executed correctly. I am sure Midtown Investors have it worked out.

I think all flat roof buildings look like that from above. Can't see it from the street.

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Drove by this property yesterday afternoon appears work is still being done on the inside.

They have filed plans to rework the parking lot and landscaping. Looks like they left room for a couple of patios.

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Man, that signage place is going to be huge (end sarcasm)

Man, that signage place is going to be huge (end sarcasm)

It’s pronounced sinAAAJ. It’s French.

Former location of Brown's Bakery designated as historical site

https://www.kosu.org/local-news/2024-06-04/former-location-of-browns-bakery-designated-as-historical-site?