This is good real estate for Yukon for sure, but I am surprised the SW 15th and Mustang Rd area isn’t developing very much.

and great for OKC tax revenue

Yes, this project is entirely in the OKC city limits, so we get all the property and sales tax revenue even though many of the people spending the money live in Mustang and Yukon.

It's the same for all the car dealerships at Memorial and Broadway. That is all within OKC.

I saw a LaBaguette is also coming to Yukon. Any idea where this will be going?
There are some buildings going up on Garth Brooks just south of Sonic that look like they could house some more restaurants

Slim Chickens is taking the spot directly east of Taco Casa:

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Slim Chickens is taking the spot directly east of Taco Casa:

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I didn’t think they did all that great to open another location. Although I only know of the one on NWE.

Signage is up.


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Slim Chicken next to Taco Casa. Anyone know what the others are?
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Slim Chicken next to Taco Casa. Anyone know what the others are?
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More chicken places would be my guess. Yukon needs more

Work has started on the Home Goods between Burlington and Crest.

That will be a nice addition. Looking forward to seeing what’s going next to Slim Chicken.

That will be a nice addition. Looking forward to seeing what’s going next to Slim Chicken.

There hasn't been any building permit applications for that site as of yet.

Anyone know what happened at the Burlington in Yukon last night (12/28). There were at least 6 fire trucks and a bunch of cop cars and ambulances around 8pm last night. I drive by and the entire parking lot was full of emergency vehicles with their emergency lights on. I looked online but couldn't find anything that went down. Also I got closer and saw at least 1 fire truck had it's ladder out to the top of the building.

Anyone know what happened at the Burlington in Yukon last night (12/28). There were at least 6 fire trucks and a bunch of cop cars and ambulances around 8pm last night. I drive by and the entire parking lot was full of emergency vehicles with their emergency lights on. I looked online but couldn't find anything that went down. Also I got closer and saw at least 1 fire truck had it's ladder out to the top of the building.

I saw someone post in a group on Facebook that it was fire on the roof.

I saw someone post in a group on Facebook that it was fire on the roof.


Thanks. That makes sense. Looked tonight and it was closed at 6pm so it might be shut down for a while

Signage is up.


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I drove by yesterday and looked inside Mo Bettahs and it doesn't look like any work has been done since this picture. I don't know what the hold up is

A couple of weeks ago on Facebook's "Yukon Happenings" group, someone said their daughter got hired at Mo Bettahs and said they will open in March. If true, maybe they anticipated a slow construction time.

I bet they are trying to open all of their OKC-area locations (Yukon, Uptown, MWC) one after another.

Will likely have some regional/national staff on hand to help.

The Uptown location is well underway, but there is still plenty to be done.

Mo Bettahs Opens Friday 4/1

When are they going to start with slim chicken next to Taco Casa? There’s also supposed to be a small strip center in between there and Longhorn

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As posted in another thread, Mo' Bettahs has opened in this center.

Also, Burlington has reopened after a small fire and Homegoods is well under construction (first photo). There is more retail space being added on the other side of Burlington, but no permits have been filed for tenants. The OU Health urgent care facility in front of Crest is almost finished.

And some pretty big news for this area of town: plans have been submitted to build a new Pub W and Neighborhood Jam in the location indicated by the red arrow in the third image.

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Awesome! Thanks for the update. Neighborhood Jam will be SLAMMED, I love their Midtown location

Talk about an ideal spot to build apartments behind all that restaurant and retail!

Talk about an ideal spot to build apartments behind all that restaurant and retail!

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Oh yeah I remember that now. But there's so much more like in that area in the last pic with all that green acreage.

If only a few urbanesque principles had been applied, they’ve landed some quality tenants.

The only negative about this development is the parking situation on the west end of the center. You can not get a spot by Qdoba or Cha

Talk about an ideal spot to build apartments behind all that restaurant and retail!

I think it would feel strange living there, since one would have to drive a car from the apartments to easily access those shops. There are no sidewalks or crosswalks anywhere in the shopping center.

On the north side of Burlington, the building under construction will be for Huntington Fine Jewelers:

https://www.huntingtonfinejewelers.com/

The only negative about this development is the parking situation on the west end of the center. You can not get a spot by Qdoba or Cha

This. ^^^. It's always packed on the west side.

Slim Chickens is taking the spot directly east of Taco Casa:

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Slim Chickens has filed their building permit.

Should see movement on the site in a few months.

Slim Chickens has filed their building permit.

Should see movement on the site in a few months.

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I think it would feel strange living there, since one would have to drive a car from the apartments to easily access those shops. There are no sidewalks or crosswalks anywhere in the shopping center.

This is almost exactly like the situation on Penn & Memorial with Super Target and all of the apartments behind that. And traffic is getting to be just as crazy with all of the housing south of I-40.

I remember a couple of people saying the MSA matters more than the actual city which is so not true IMO. I mean, where is all the traffic heading in the morning? To the city and out of the city in the evening. Most people come to the city for entertainment and food.

Not saying there is nothing to do in the burbs as they are more family oriented than the city core and I get that is appealing to a lot of people but the city is the center for arts, live music, good local food, sports, shopping, etc.

I remember a couple of people saying the MSA matters more than the actual city which is so not true IMO. I mean, where is all the traffic heading in the morning? To the city and out of the city in the evening. Most people come to the city for entertainment and food.

Not saying there is nothing to do in the burbs as they are more family oriented than the city core and I get that is appealing to a lot of people but the city is the center for arts, live music, good local food, sports, shopping, etc.

I drive thru OKC to get to my job in Del City, as does many people throughout the metro. Lots of local joints reside in the "burbs" and the two largest sports areas are not in OKC, in my opinion. If you look at just the core of OKC, there is not a ton of shopping either, retail goes where the roof tops are.

I drive thru OKC to get to my job in Del City, as does many people throughout the metro. Lots of local joints reside in the "burbs" and the two largest sports areas are not in OKC, in my opinion. If you look at just the core of OKC, there is not a ton of shopping either, retail goes where the roof tops are.

I knew this would rub some the wrong way haha. I meant local/trendy non local shopping like classen curve, penn square, quail springs, 50 penn place, midtown, chisholm, plaza, paseo, automobile alley, uptown, western ave, downtown, bricktown, really all over the core for shopping, food, art, live music, entertainment and for sports the Thunder is far bigger than dare I say Sooner/Cowboy football, sooners are huge in OK but the Thunder has a global audience

Belle Isle has big box stores just like the north side which I consider the core.

Usually the suburbs have one main road with all the stores with a few side roads.

I grew up in San Antonio and 1604 is the outer loop like the turnpike kind of is in OKC along with I-240 to 35 and SA has the inner loop 410 which the LHP/44 across to 235 and down to 40 is like the inner loop for OKC if that makes sense. It's actually weird that a city the size of OKC doesn't have a loop

sure, people probably drive from norman to edmond and vice versa but most of the jobs are in OKC

I drive thru OKC to get to my job in Del City, as does many people throughout the metro. Lots of local joints reside in the "burbs" and the two largest sports areas are not in OKC, in my opinion. If you look at just the core of OKC, there is not a ton of shopping either, retail goes where the roof tops are.

i would bet most of what you have listed here is in OKC

i would bet most of what you have listed here is in OKC

OKC sure, but not really the "core" to anyone's standards.

I knew this would rub some the wrong way haha. I meant local/trendy non local shopping like classen curve, penn square, quail springs, 50 penn place, midtown, chisholm, plaza, paseo, automobile alley, uptown, western ave, downtown, bricktown, really all over the core for shopping, food, art, live music, entertainment and for sports the Thunder is far bigger than dare I say Sooner/Cowboy football, sooners are huge in OK but the Thunder has a global audience

Belle Isle has big box stores just like the north side which I consider the core.

Usually the suburbs have one main road with all the stores with a few side roads.

I grew up in San Antonio and 1604 is the outer loop like the turnpike kind of is in OKC along with I-240 to 35 and SA has the inner loop 410 which the LHP/44 across to 235 and down to 40 is like the inner loop for OKC if that makes sense. It's actually weird that a city the size of OKC doesn't have a loop

sure, people probably drive from norman to edmond and vice versa but most of the jobs are in OKC

I only say OU/OSU is larger than Thunder and Dodgers, because not only is it football, but baseball/softball, wrestling, soccer, etc. I know Thunder has a global audience, but those are not physical bodies driving to DTOKC. I am speaking to the number of physical bodies moving about for sports events.

I guess you could make that same argument for any NBA team vs year around college sports.

I knew this would rub some the wrong way haha. I meant local/trendy non local shopping like classen curve, penn square, quail springs, 50 penn place, midtown, chisholm, plaza, paseo, automobile alley, uptown, western ave, downtown, bricktown, really all over the core for shopping, food, art, live music, entertainment and for sports the Thunder is far bigger than dare I say Sooner/Cowboy football, sooners are huge in OK but the Thunder has a global audience

Belle Isle has big box stores just like the north side which I consider the core.

Usually the suburbs have one main road with all the stores with a few side roads.

I grew up in San Antonio and 1604 is the outer loop like the turnpike kind of is in OKC along with I-240 to 35 and SA has the inner loop 410 which the LHP/44 across to 235 and down to 40 is like the inner loop for OKC if that makes sense. It's actually weird that a city the size of OKC doesn't have a loop

sure, people probably drive from norman to edmond and vice versa but most of the jobs are in OKC

OU football is far far bigger then the Thunder ... it is not close ....

OU football is far far bigger then the Thunder ... it is not close ....

If it is it is only in Oklahoma, like I said the Thunder has global reach and Sooner football is probably not known outside of the US and probably a lot of people in other states don't know about it either. My wife couldn't name a college football team outside of oklahoma but she knows NBA teams and we don't watch NBA.

Thunder basketball estimated revenue last season was $183 million 2020/2021) during the pandemic

Sooner football revenue $129 million (2019) pretty close, can't find any info for 2020/2021

What on earth does any of this have to do with the Market at Czech Hall??

Back to topic, please.

The first tenant going into the small strip center near Taco Casa will be Sleep Number.

Not sure who is taking the drive-thru on the east end.

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It seems odd Sleep Number would need a location with a drive through.

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That suggests no more drive thrus?

The first OKC-area Mod Pizza is going into a new space under construction just south of the new HomeGoods. It will have a covered patio facing toward Crest.

I'm sure they are looking at more locations in OKC just like Swig and Mo-Bettahs.

https://modpizza.com/

The other space between Mod and HomeGoods will be a European Wax Center. On the north side of HG will be Huntington Jewelers.

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Is the European Wax Center where you can go to get a Brazilian or where you can go to get your BMW detailed?

The first OKC-area Mod Pizza is going into a new space under construction…

Was there one briefly in Moore? I swore there was but now I don’t see one listed

Was there one briefly in Moore? I swore there was but now I don’t see one listed

You may be thinking of Pizza Hudl that was next to the Subway on Santa Fe near 19th.

Is the European Wax Center where you can go to get a Brazilian or where you can go to get your BMW detailed?

These are the questions the need answering!

These are the questions the need answering!

The better question is, why not both?

The better question is, why not both?

Hopefully with separate technicians for each side, cross-training might not be good in that situation. :)

The land behind Crest is marked available. Wasn't that supposed to be apartments?

I thought Pub W was going in with Neighborhood Jam, not The Winston.

I thought Pub W was going in with Neighborhood Jam, not The Winston.

Yes, I think that is still the plan. That graphic is probably old.

There have been building permit applications for NJ and Pub W.

I thought the OU health was supposed to open quite a while ago. Anyone know the holdup or is it a staffing issue?

Just to the west of this shopping center along 10th, a large new apartment complex is planned along with what looks like a retail strip center.

This would be between the proposed car dealership (https://www.okctalk.com/showthread.php?t=45847&page=2&p=1205039#post1205039) and Arby's:

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I can't remember if it was Ch4 or Ch5 but one night this week they reported that Yukon had the 5th fastest growing zip code in the US. Feel free to fact check me lol.