I was googling OKC and midrise together and came across this LLC out of Arizona.

Okc Mid-rise Apartments L.l.c. - Arizona, AZ, USA Corporate Information (http://corporatedir.com/us/company/l18133037-okc-mid-rise-apartments-llc)

Anything to it?

That LLC tracks back to Transwest Partners who already own a bunch of apartment complexes in OKC:

Transwest Partners/NCH Corporation - Home Page (http://www.transwest.us/commercial.htm)

I'm doing some more digging.

There are no properties presently owned by that entity in Oklahoma County.

Weird.

Maybe OKc is an acronym for something else.

Maybe OKc is an acronym for something else.

Or maybe they are planning on building some in OKC (downtown area hopefully) in the future?

I bet you guys a ridiculous amount of money, they have some serious interest in the lumber yard north of producers co op

What is the ridiculous amount of money?

I am a betting man, myself.

I bet you guys a ridiculous amount of money, they have some serious interest in the lumber yard north of producers co op

What a random place to pick. Do you know something?

I created a new thread for the lumber yard:

Lumber Yard - OKCTalk (http://www.okctalk.com/showwiki.php?title=Lumber%20Yard)

I bet you guys a ridiculous amount of money, they have some serious interest in the lumber yard north of producers co op
Spot on! Three weeks ago also!

^ Yep!

While I agree that the renderings may be a hyper-inflated goal for fundraising or investor backing; even if we got some 8-10 story mid-rises, it would be a tremendous step forward for that part of downtown.