More apartments coming to Chisholm Creek, just west of TopGolf; building permit application filed 5/7/21.

240 luxury units to be called Domain.

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How are the Argon apartments doing?

This along with a hotel at the pointe will really make the area start to feel more dense

Many times I wonder if new apartments are designed by architects or computers. They certainly don’t look that luxury from the outside.

This may be a good read on why new apartments are so boring, from an architectural standpoint.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2019-02-13/why-america-s-new-apartment-buildings-all-look-the-same

Looks like the erosion barriers are up on this

This along with a hotel at the pointe will really make the area start to feel more dense

I don’t know if any place with that much surface parking can ever feel “dense”. Just my take on things.

I don’t know if any place with that much surface parking can ever feel “dense”. Just my take on things.

+1. Chisholm Creek might have slightly better tenants and higher face rents, but, structurally, it is no different than the average OKC strip mall. Which isn’t necessarily a bad thing, but CC shouldn’t be held out as being dense, walkable or consistent with new urbanist design.

There is full on dirt work going here now. This project is underway. I couldn’t get any photos.

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Domain coming along 17421 17422

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this is a pretty impressive and large development in person ..

this is a pretty impressive and large development in person ..
Remember there is also a larger development planned right south of here. This area will change so much in the coming years.

Not the fastest construction project in the world. They have been framing for 4 months now and just now topped out one building.

Any idea why they wouldn't do these apartments at 5 over 1? After seeing 5 over 1 apartments all over DFW and elsewhere, I have a hard time seeing any regular apartment building as being "Luxury."

Any idea why they wouldn't do these apartments at 5 over 1? After seeing 5 over 1 apartments all over DFW and elsewhere, I have a hard time seeing any regular apartment building as being "Luxury."

I don't think the average tenant in this market would know the difference, so long as the interior finishes are mostly higher end.

And, that is a giant tract of land. I could see 5-1 on a smaller tract, but they have plenty of space to work with there.

I could see 5-1 on a smaller tract, but they have plenty of space to work with there.

we have so much land ... especially in that development ...

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Does OKC have any requirements that a small # of units within these huge projects be for "low income?"

Does OKC have any requirements that a small # of units within these huge projects be for "low income?"

Unless the developers ask for public money, there shouldn't be such requirements.

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I love how street facing these are.

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I drove by this weekend and noticed TV's on and other signs of life. I specifically looked at the units off of Highland Park Blvd. I hope these apartments bring more life to the area and in turn, more development.

I drove by this weekend and noticed TV's on and other signs of life. I specifically looked at the units off of Highland Park Blvd. I hope these apartments bring more life to the area and in turn, more development.

I think people have been living in the first building for 2 or 3 months now.

I drove by this weekend and noticed TV's on and other signs of life. I specifically looked at the units off of Highland Park Blvd. I hope these apartments bring more life to the area and in turn, more development.

Then you must have noticed how the second-story corner balcony's are drooping downward. I can't unsee it every time I pass them. They took so long to build, lost an employee to being hit on the street, weather delays, and know the construction looks cheap and shoddy.