Heartland HQ

[jn1780]

Conference room.

Thanks!

[BG918]

This is a great looking building. Kudos to the design team and development group that made it happen.

[HOT ROD]

too bad they didn't extend the curtain wall upward to hide the mechanical equipment on top.

[Anonymous.]

This office looks amazing at night, now that there is office equipment moved into most of the upper floors. Honestly this is a way slept-on project here in OKC.

[Oski]

I wish they would add a glass rooftop later.

[dankrutka]

Ribbons cutting ceremony today.

[David]

Really nice picture of the building in Mayor Holt's reply to that first tweet, though I am a little hesitant to embed it here since it's apparently an Oklahoman picture. It's worth clicking through to check out.

[BoulderSooner]

Really nice picture of the building in Mayor Holt's reply to that first tweet, though I am a little hesitant to embed it here since it's apparently an Oklahoman picture. It's worth clicking through to check out.

almost 100% sure that is a rendering

[Pete]

almost 100% sure that is a rendering

I'm 110% sure it's a rendering and it has been posted here several times:

[shawnw]

Yes the 5th street parking garage is no longer that color

[David]

Oh, dang, that is right. Well, it's a nice rendering...

[Pete]

This looks really cool in person; took it tonight (Wednesday).

Heartland's take on the Lights on Broadway in Auto Alley:

[Pete]

[therhett17]

I can’t read the story because I don’t have a subscription, but this seems very odd. Can someone with a subscription add some details?

[Jake]

I think a lot of Heartland employees work from home now.

[BoulderSooner]

I think a lot of Heartland employees work from home now.

heartland didn't own the building ..

the owner Real Capital solutions sold the building to another investment firm .. Syndicated Equities

https://www.connectcre.com/stories/o...or-47-million/

Real Capital Solutions bought it 2 years ago for 40.8 mil

[Pete]

I can’t read the story because I don’t have a subscription, but this seems very odd. Can someone with a subscription add some details?

Heartland never owned that building; they were leasees and still are.

The building just sold to new investors.

[onthestrip]

I can’t read the story because I don’t have a subscription, but this seems very odd. Can someone with a subscription add some details?

Why odd? just a property transaction. Good for the local investors and good for ad valorem tax collections.

[therhett17]

Why odd? just a property transaction. Good for the local investors and good for ad valorem tax collections.

My apologies, I wasn't aware that Heartland didn't own the building. Sounds good otherwise

[Jake]

Huh, interesting. I've never seen any employees at the building. Good to see a transaction.

[BoulderSooner]

Huh, interesting. I've never seen any employees at the building. Good to see a transaction.

heartland has that building full and office space in bricktown as well ..

[Southsider2]

If I’m not mistaken this building was essentially a build-to-suit for Heartland and they have a long-term lease. Investors like buildings leased by credit tenants for long terms + renewal options.

[Jake]

nm

[Pete]

BTW, the original developers received $2.3 million in free TIF funds, then turned around and sold the property a couple of years later.

I wonder if the city had a claw-back clause?

[bombermwc]

Is there anyone in the building now? If the Heartland folks went home like everyone else, is there any meaningful amount of business happening in there now?