$730 Million Bricktown Development Plan Moves Forward, Awaits Final Approval

A $730 million plan to revitalize the Bricktown area in Oklahoma City is moving forward after city council members heard plans on Tuesday.

According to developers, the plan would cover four acres next to the U-Haul building, featuring two 28-story towers, an 8-story pedestrian bridge and a pool.

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Developers said they hope to break ground in the summer of 2024, with phase one finishing up in 2026 and the entire project wrapping up in 2027.

City council members said they still need to give their final stamp of approval on Aug. 15.