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Tim Combes
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Oklahoma City, OK
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NE OKC Renaissance Project - Time for you to Invest?

Tim Combes
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Oklahoma City, OK
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I've been watching this area for years and am happy to say there are finally changes being made to improve the area for the residents that live there. Everything in that area has been in such bad shape for such a long time it's nice to see something being done. It also makes me think it is a great time to get in to the area...commercial, retail, residential, etc etc.. Specifically I've been looking at the areas along NE 36th (the enormous NE Shopping Center project that is due to be finished by this November) as well as NE 23rd/MLK area. It has come a loooong way in just the past few months...they have already gutted the center and are on to steel framing to support the new look of the center. It looks amazing so far!

Above is a photo from about a month ago. Below is a photo from 6/18/2016:

Below is a rendering of what it will look like...please excuse the IPhone pic

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