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[chssooner]

In before the gnashing of teeth over 4 floors.

I love this development, and it's worth will be far more than how tall it is.

[Pete]

At 7 floors, the office building would still be taller than the hotel.

It's probably a better scale for the development as a whole.

[traxx]

Guessing you've never been to Mexico and had real Mexican cuisine. I'd put the restaurants I've been to in Mexico City and other places against any in Oklahoma or Texas (or most other US cities). Traditional Mexican dishes aren't mass quantity. If anything, that's at TEXMex thing.

You'd be guessing wrong.

Go back and read what Magz wrote. Mass quantities of free, cheap, watered down queso and salsa. Not food.

You're in the wrong state. Get yourself a new map.

[okatty]

Annnnyway...

This is yet another good get for OAK. They will soon be announcing at least 3 more tenants that bring more interest and excitement to this development, and I know they are close on a bunch more.

Also, I think they are getting close to moving forward with the office building. The last plans I saw show the same architecture but 7 stories rather than 11 as shown in the original rendering.

Tons going on here and announcements should start coming fast and furious over the next 12 months.

I can confirm they have been hitting up potential commercial tenants in the last few weeks. Price Edwards has been putting out feelers.

[CaptDave]

You're in the wrong state. Get yourself a new map.

Hilarious reference. One of the funniest movies ever.......

[traxx]

Hilarious reference. One of the funniest movies ever.......

[soonerguru]

And depending where you are in Mexico, a lot of dishes feature seafood. People here think TexMex is authentic Mexican. It isn’t.

I know what authentic Mexican is and I love it. I also love great Tex-Mex, something that is in short supply in OKC. This is a great development.

[CitySooner]

Apologies if I missed, but do we have a target opening for this?

[Pete]

Apologies if I missed, but do we have a target opening for this?

They had said around the first of the year but they are nowhere close to finished.

Best guess would be early spring.