This week, the Norman City Council approved a final plat for a new commercial building at the northwest corner of Berry and Lindsey streets. 1209 West Lindsey LLC, a company tied to…
Category: Redevelopment
QuikTrip buys key Norman parcels
QuikTrip, the Tulsa-based convenience store chain, has purchased two prominent parcels at the southeast corner of Main Street and Interstate 35. Founded in 1958, the company has grown to more than 1,000…
County seeks proposal for parking garage development in Downtown Norman
Cleveland County is soliciting proposals from developers interested in creating a new parking garage and adjacent retail, office, housing, or hotel development in Downtown Norman. The site covers 1.27 acres, bordered by…
Tamashii Ramen plans Downtown Norman location
Tamashii, an OKC-based Japanese Ramen restaurant, will soon open a location in Downtown Norman. The restaurant leased the 6,400 square foot space at 126 and 128 West Main Street, just east of…
Norman Public Schools to purchase former Journey Church Building
Norman Public Schools Board of Education approved a contract to purchase the former Journey Church building at Interstate 35 and Tecumseh Road during its February School Board Meeting. The project, contemplated as…
Council presented master plan for Andrews Park
Norman City Council was recently presented a new master plan for Norman’s oldest park: Andrews Park. The re-envisioning of the park is estimated to cost over $26 million. The site lies to…
Local tea franchisee purchases West Lindsey site
Moonlight Ownership Company LLC, a subsidiary of HTeaO franchisee Moonlight Tea Company LLC, has purchased property located at 1807 West Lindsey Street. The property, west of McGee Drive, was purchased from Bethel…
Norman Transit Center nearing competition in Downtown
The City of Norman is nearing completion of its new Transit Center in Downtown. The center will have a ribbon cutting on October 12 with officially open October 16, coinciding with the…
Salad chain to redevelop Main Street parcel
Salad and Go, a rapidly growing drive-thru restaurant chain, will soon redevelop a corner of a prominent Norman intersection. The privately held non-franchise chain, based in Phoenix, Arizona, filed an $600,000 building…
Andy’s Frozen Custard coming to West Norman
Ranchers Development Company, LLC, a Springfield, MO based Andy’s Frozen Custard franchisee, has purchased the former Rib Crib site near Robinson Street & I-35. Eric Reed, CEO of the company, stated “We…