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Meg Guess Coture is moving to a larger location on May and 63rd. Their current location (between Louie's and the Edge) is now up for lease. Should be interesting to see what ends up there.

Yes, there is a thread on their new location, which they own:

8005 N. May Ave - Harlow Properties - OKCTalk (http://www.okctalk.com/showwiki.php?title=8005%20N%20May%20Ave%20-%20Harlow%20Properties&highlight=Meg&page=1#post709971)

Yep, it's almost finished, they'll likely be moving into it toward the end of March. They speculated that MidtownR is hoping to lease to a small bar/restaurant but that is the most I've heard about the tenant search.

It's too bad because they were one of the few pure retail uses in that area, and it's a beautiful store.

Most everything else is food-oriented or services.

It's too bad because they were one of the few pure retail uses in that area, and it's a beautiful store.

Most everything else is food-oriented or services.

But is a high-end (dresses $5,000+) boutique wedding/special event retailer the best fit for the area? If it was a GAP, I could go for it, but it's a very high end bridal/formal retailer. As a resident in the area, and a frequent patron of surrounding restaurants, I've NEVER seen any of their customers add street life to the area.

But is a high-end (dresses $5,000+) boutique wedding/special event retailer the best fit for the area? If it was a GAP, I could go for it, but it's a very high end bridal/formal retailer. As a resident in the area, and a frequent patron of surrounding restaurants, I've NEVER seen any of their customers add street life to the area.

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But is a high-end (dresses $5,000+) boutique wedding/special event retailer the best fit for the area? If it was a GAP, I could go for it, but it's a very high end bridal/formal retailer. As a resident in the area, and a frequent patron of surrounding restaurants, I've NEVER seen any of their customers add street life to the area.

I lived at Claremont for a year and literally never saw one person enter or leave the store. I would always joke that the wedding stuff must be a cover for something else. With all the residents moving into this area, there seem to be a lot of better uses of this space.

The area between this building and Louie's is now fenced off I presume for the upgrade.