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36. Oklahoma City

FROM NEWS 9 OKLAHOMA CITY - Less than two weeks after the opening of Costco, more development is on its way to the Western Avenue and Kilpatrick Turnpike area. The Chisholm Creek development is adding another phase. 

The second phase will add a hotel, movie theatre, shopping, office space and apartments.

“There will be a center promenade that people can go through and there will be lots of community space, so a lot of spaces for people to enjoy even outside of the restaurants,” said Bailey Gordon with the Medallion Group.

SYSTEMS CONTRACTOR NEWS (SCN) - Luxury Sports Bar Installs 1,600 Square Feet of Displays

When four sports fans got the chance to build their dream bar, they didn’t stop until their very audacious vision was a reality. That vision was a 7,500-square-foot luxury sports bar—Chalk—that would rival a Vegas sports book … in Oklahoma City, OK.

Their dream was to be the spot where Oklahoma sports fans could be awed, have a nice meal, and watch any and every sporting event in the world at the same time.

Looking for the perfect city to debut the new you of the new year? We’re pretty inclined to believe that OKC could be the perfect spot for you, but then again we’re also pretty biased. So you don’t have to take our word for it—Livability recently ranked Oklahoma City as one of the top cities to get a fresh start. We can’t honestly say we’re too surprised, considering how OKC recently received the “America’s Most Livable Community Award” by Partners for Livable Communities.

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Modern neighborhoods tap into OKC’s former glory
Settled by robbers and outlaws in the late 1800s, it’s easy to think of Oklahoma as the Australia of America, but it’s time to stop calling it “flyover country.” Having weathered the largest homegrown terrorist attack in U.S. history, enormous economic fluctuation, and of course the infamous tornadoes that sweep through the state in the summertime, Oklahoma City carries chutzpah that is not to be underestimated.

Wednesday, December 5, 2018 | by Richard Mize
Chisholm Creek is up.

Developer Medallion Group has brought on Birmingham-based Bayer Properties to help refine plans for the mixed-use project's "main street" retail and other features.

The 190-acre development's future will include Class A office space, luxury apartments, a hotel, an amphitheater, a boutique cinema, food hall, regional park and state-of-the-art hospital, Bayer said.

OKLAHOMA CITY – A popular Cajun restaurant that started in Texas is making its way north by opening the first Oklahoma location right in Oklahoma City.

Razzoo’s Cajun Café will break ground at The Pointe at Chisholm Creek in February 2019.

The restaurant will be approximately 7,400 square feet, and will seat 280 diners, including a massive all-weather patio. The opening will also bring more than 100 jobs to the Oklahoma City metro area.

Thursday, May 4, 2017 | by Jack Money

Chisholm Creek in north Oklahoma City is adding new tenants to its Tract 30 retail and office building while construction continues on its Westgate at Chisholm Creek entrance.

The Medallion Group, Chisholm Creek's developer, also has announced it is about to begin building two more segments of its 190-acre project, which is bordered by Western and Pennsylvania avenues and Memorial Road.

Chisholm Creek ahead of schedule 
By: Molly M. Fleming The Journal Record 

OKLAHOMA CITY – Chisholm Creek’s first residential development will open this summer, with leasing starting next month.

Cornerstone Development President and CEO Gary Brooks said the 287­unit apartment complex’s construction timeline is ahead of schedule. The property is at the corner of N. Blackwelder Avenue and W. Memorial Road. It was planned with a two­ year build.

OKLAHOMA CITY – Yokozuna sushi and Pan-Asian restaurant in Chisholm Creek’s Tract 30 building has nearly twice the seating of its two Tulsa-area predecessors.

McNellie’s Group Operating Partner Matt Leland said the restaurant is only working with about 150 of those seats right now because the remaining 100 spots are outside. The rooftop patio is still under construction.

The delay in opening the patio will help the crew get used to the larger area, Leland said.