City: Oklahoma City

November 17, 2004 The OklahomanVirtu Regency Tower Associates, a Delaware LLC, paid $11.35 million to Harsch Investment Properties for Regency Tower, one of downtown Oklahoma City's high-rise apartment buildings. The per unit price is $41,423 per apartment, more than double ...

October 21, 2004 The OklahomanA $26 million proposed downtown apartment complex has received approval from the Oklahoma City Urban Renewal commission, clearing the developer to start building within a month. Developer Mike Henderson will construct Legacy Summit at Arts Central, ...

October 18, 2004 The OklahomanAfter three years with an empty anchor spot, Crossroads Mall in Oklahoma City, Okla., is getting a new tenant. Steve & Barry's University Sportswear is taking both levels of the 160,000-square-foot store left vacant by Montgomery ...

July 21, 2004 Austin American-StatesmanOklahoma City is hoping to lure Dell Inc. to the area with an incentive package that includes about 60 acres of free land along the south shore of the Oklahoma River. The city might also offer ...

June 23, 2004 The Daily OklahomanSt. Anthony Hospital officials this week submitted to the Oklahoma City Council a proposal to build a hotel, parking garage and housing as part of a master plan for reviving MidTown. The hospital is pledging ...

March 11, 2004 The Oklahoman (First Item)The Oklahoma City Urban Renewal Authority has approved designs for Legacy Summit at Arts Central, a $26 million apartment complex being planned just east of downtown's Sycamore Square. The complex is scheduled to be ...

February 13, 2004 Standard & Poor's has downgraded seven classes of LB-UBS Commercial Mortgage Trust, 2000-C5, because of expected losses from loans in special servicing.The rating agency downgraded the deal's:– $19.9 million class H to double-B from double-B-plus;– $10 million ...

The REIT has paid off the debt on three of its malls, with the thinking that it would refinance the properties. The malls are in Indiana, Oklahoma and Maryland.

January 28, 2004The Daily OklahomanJames F. Cotter of San Antonio, Texas, on Tuesday paid $27.9 million for the 36-story Bank One Center in Okalahoma City at 100 N. Broadway. The 513,833-square-foot tower, the city's tallest building, is home to Bank ...

January 15, 2004 The Daily OklahomanWalker Investments of Chino Hills, Calif., has bought seven troubled Oklahoma City apartment complexes that once belonged to the Trinity Foundation, a Dallas nonprofit Christian group that used tax-free bonds to buy them in 1998 ...