NW 27th & McKinley

[OkieBerto]

Anyone have information on these four new homes near OCU? Thanks!

[Swanky]

I believe these are by the Omega Development Company. They're currently attempting a similar development of three homes in Linwood Place (and being opposed by the Neighborhood Association).

[Timtoomany]

These didn't get a lot of love on OKCTalk until the Grandmark thread so I'm bumping this here:

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/2...82157486_zpid/

Common Works do some great work.

[chuck5815]

I believe these are by the Omega Development Company. They're currently attempting a similar development of three homes in Linwood Place (and being opposed by the Neighborhood Association).

lol, why is Linwood protesting? They worried about their property values going up too much?

[GoGators]

lol, why is Linwood protesting? They worried about their property values going up too much?

Haha,exactly this.

I followed this Linwood protest pretty closely because i found it fascinating that people were absolutely losing their minds over a pretty fantastic infill proposal. Even live streamed the planning commission meeting to listen to all the NIMBYS talk about "saving" the neighborhood.

That actually sounds like a really lame thing to follow when i type it out like that. I may need a new hobby :/

[Swanky]

lol, why is Linwood protesting? They worried about their property values going up too much?

It was more a precedent concern with context/character of the neighborhood. Which I can understand, and I do think the revised proposal is more in keeping. Linwood's far enough out of the action that it's not really screaming for density yet. It'll be a nice project.

[okcRE]

Twilight open house this Tues from 4-6pm.

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/2...82157601_zpid/

https://www.zillow.com/homes/2800-n-...82157817_zpid/

[zefferoni]

lol, why is Linwood protesting? They worried about their property values going up too much?

It just seemed like a weird property grab/flip. The design was pretty jarring, especially jamming three houses onto a single lot in a neighborhood where most houses are on double lots. The new design with just two houses that maintains the street offset is being more accepted.

[OkiePoke]

I went by the open house Sunday. The 2 bed smaller house seems larger. It fits the size better. Nice finishes and a good design.

Wasn't too hot on the upstairs bathroom flooring. The houses have color schemes and the tile upstairs matched. I can see this could get dated quickly.

If the two bed had another 150 sq ft with a 2 car garage, I would probably buy.