There are many, many buildings with upper floors already fully renovated and leased as office spaces for attorneys, architects, investment firms, energy companies, engineering firms, education-oriented firms, an actual university program, consultants, government contractors and others. Many tens of thousands of square feet have been developed, in fact. The
Harding and Shelton building is a great example. Several of the buildings lining the canal and a number of buildings lining Sheridan and also Main have received the same treatment.
While there are without question a number of great opportunities for upper floor development remaining, it is a commonly-held and grossly untrue public misperception that nearly all of the upper floors are empty. This is mostly due to Bricktown historically doing an incredibly poor job of communicating its own successes, outside of entertainment venue development.
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