Can OKC Learn From Tulsa's Vision 2025?

[Spartan]

Off the top of my head, some new downtown housing projects: Central Park townhomes, Philtower Lofts, 420 Mayo, Mayo Hotel, the Tribune, etc. I know the Detroit Lofts and 1st Avenue Lofts are nearly finished, too.

[Oil Capital]

Off the top of my head, some new downtown housing projects: Central Park townhomes, Philtower Lofts, 420 Mayo, Mayo Hotel, the Tribune, etc. I know the Detroit Lofts and 1st Avenue Lofts are nearly finished, too.

Central Park townhomes: Not downtown and not added in the 2005-2010 time period.
Philtower lofts: 25 units
420 Mayo: 67 units
Mayo Hotel: 70 units
Tribune Lofts: not added in the 2005-2010 time period being discussed.
Detroit Lofts: 16 units
1st Ave Lofts (presumably you meant 1st Street Lofts): 18 units (assuming they are ever completed).

Total added in the 2005-2010 time period: 196. Let us know when you find the additional 604 units. ;-)

[semisimple]

At one point before the bust OKC looked like it was going to add over 3,000 residential units downtown between 2005 and 2010. I'd estimate that not even half got built so maybe 1,500 is being generous.

1,500 is being way too generous for 2005-2010. There's probably been half that amount built in downtown (i.e., the CBD, Bricktown, Deep Deuce, and Midtown) in that timespan.

In fact I count roughly 1,100 residential units built in downtown OKC since 2000, according to this website:

http://www.bartbinning.com/downtown_okc_multi.htm