NW 4th and Shartel

[OkieBerto]

The demolition has started again. The last of the metal buildings that had burned are now demolished.

[ChrisHayes]

The demolition has started again. The last of the metal buildings that had burned are now demolished.

Good. Talk about an eyesore in that area. I'm so looking forward to seeing that area redeveloped.

[Rover]

Taken today (Sunday). You can see they are still using part of the property as a staging area for The Muse.

The large warehouse on the southern end has been scraped for a while; the two remaining burned-out buildings will come down soon.

From this aerial perspective you can see the value of the jail location once it is replaced and scraped. City should recover a fair chunk of change.

[jdross1982]

From this aerial perspective you can see the value of the jail location once it is replaced and scraped. City should recover a fair chunk of change.

Should recover a significant chunk

[dankrutka]

Should recover a significant chunk

A plethora of chunks!

[Pete]

[Pete]

The Oklahoman reported this project is now dead and the land is for sale.

[The]

Pivot Project must be named so because they only seem to pivot their projects away from original plans or completion. Do we think this is how Alley North will end up?

[Pete]

Pivot Project must be named so because they only seem to pivot their projects away from original plans or completion. Do we think this is how Alley North will end up?

Most people don't realize that Pivot Project recently lost 2 of its 3 original partners, David Wanzer and Ben Sellers.

Jon Dodson is the only one that remains and he's brought in a bunch of new people. They used to do a lot of historic renovations (Sunshine Cleaners, 1212 N. Hudson, Tower Theater) but are now focused on new construction (Classen 16, Alley North, office building at 11th & Hudson).

[LakeEffect]

I'm confused. When did this switch to being a Pivot development? On previous pages, a different developer was mentioned...

[Pete]

I'm confused. When did this switch to being a Pivot development? On previous pages, a different developer was mentioned...

They got involved later.

[Anonymous.]

This is a huge bummer. I wonder how Muse leasing rate is atm?

[soonerguru]

This is one of the ones I was most excited about, to be honest. So much potential in that area.

We have several incomplete pockets for housing and new street activation. Hopefully the right developer will pick up the pieces and take over.

[warreng88]

I'm confused. When did this switch to being a Pivot development? On previous pages, a different developer was mentioned...

Yeah, the land was owned by Steve Mason and Pivot came in at some point.

[The]

Most people don't realize that Pivot Project recently lost 2 of its 3 original partners, David Wanzer and Ben Sellers.

Jon Dodson is the only one that remains and he's brought in a bunch of new people. They used to do a lot of historic renovations (Sunshine Cleaners, 1212 N. Hudson, Tower Theater) but are now focused on new construction (Classen 16, Alley North, office building at 11th & Hudson).

Why’d they leave? The shift in focus on new builds? And what are they doing now?