Greater Oklahoma City

BRICKTOWN SHOPPING
& ENTERTAINMENT District
STAY & VISIT
· 1,600 downtown hotel rooms in or within
walking distance with 1,000 more planned
· 8M annual visitors to downtown attractions and
festivals
· More than 210,000 cars pass Bricktown on interstates 40 and 35 daily
INVEST
· From 1993-2014 investments in downtown real estate and amenities will exceed $5
billion including publicly funded projects such as a canal, ballpark, arena and river trail
system.
· Aggregate property values in Bricktown have increased 391%since 2000.
· Partnership and development opportunities exist for new mixed-use facilities
· Downtown OKC is home to the NBA’s newest team,
The Thunder
· Bricktown hosts one of Triple A baseball’s most
fan-favored teams
· A mile long canal meanders through the district
· American Banjo Museum is located in Bricktown
· Great Britain’s Academy of Contemporary Music, has
selected Bricktown for their first North American location
LIVE
Lower Bricktown This area is home to
Bass Pro, Harkins Theatre and Sonic’s world
headquarters—a stroll along the south canal in
Bricktown will take you past luxury condos, any one of
nine restaurants, clothing stores, a bowling lounge, an
ice cream parlor and other retail establishments. Lower
Bricktown is 100% leased with approximately 250,000
square feet of retail, 31 residential units, a hotel and an
office headquarters building.
• Only two pad sites remain!
Reno Avenue A stone’s throw away from the Ford
Center (home of the NBA’s Thunder) and the convention
center, Reno Avenue bustles with both pedestrians and
vehicular traffic. The Bricktown Ballpark is the centerpiece
of Reno Avenue with opportunities for retail in some of the
vacant warehouse buildings that border the street. A $35 million mixed-use development
including renovation of three buildings and construction of a 376-space underground
garage has been announced.
• A partnership opportunity exists for a firm with mixed-use development expertise to work with oilmen Harding & Shelton on their $35 million project.
· Nearly 10,000 people live downtown (an increase of 22% since 2000)
· More than 2,000 housing units have been built in downtown since 2000
WORK
· 55,000 people work downtown including high-tech and health care industries and
high-paying energy company jobs
· An increasing number of “creative class” businesses are locating in Bricktown
· Sonic America’s Drive-In world headquarters are on the Bricktown canal
· There is more than 500,000 square feet of retail located in Bricktown
· A study conducted in 2009 shows that 100,000 more square feet of retail in Bricktown can be absorbed by 2014
· There are 38 restaurants in Bricktown
SHOP
PLAY
East of Ballpark This area is within walking
distance to all of Bricktown’s amenities including the
canal, ballpark, Bass Pro, IHOP, two hotels and the nearby
Deep Deuce residential district. A 2009 study by RCL Co.
concluded that this area is the best suited for future retail development in the district.
• Nearly nine acres of land, under single ownership, is available for a development partnership.
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LIVE
Sheridan and Main Street Corridors
These busy pedestrian corridors are the main
connectors into the Central Business District. These
streets are home to the American Banjo Museum,
Nonna’s Painted Door Gallery and other retail,
restaurants and clubs. A creative class of businesses
is also starting to cluster in this area. Overall 29 retail
establishments totaling 158,000 square feet exist.
• Ground floor and multi-level retail opportunities exist
in this creative class district.
PLAY & DISCOVER
SHOP & DINE
Canal Properties Real estate values on the
canal have experienced staggering property value
increases since the canal was built in the late
‘90s. There are 13 retail establishments housed in
historic warehouse buildings on the canal including
restaurants, clubs and gift shops totaling approximately
100,000 square feet of retail.
• Limited opportunities for retail space with canal frontage exist.
Women’s Wear Daily, March 2007
OKLAHOMA CITY
retail tenant directory
Tenant
Location
Square Feet
Abuelo's
American Banjo Museum
America's Pub
BancFirst
Bass Pro
Bolero Tapas
Bourbon Street Café
Bricktown Brewery
Bricktown Burgers
Brix
Chelino’s Mexican Rest.
CityWalk
Coaches
Coyote Ugly
Crabtown
Drinkz
Earl’s Rib Palace
Falcone’s Italian
Firefly (Women’s Wear)
Hampton Inn
Harkins Theatre
Hideaway Pizza
Hooter's
IHOP In the Raw (Sushi)
Lit (Clothing)
Maker’s Cigar Lounge
Mantel, The
Marble Slab
McDonald’s
Melting Pot
Michael Murphy's Dueling
Pianos
Mickey Mantle’s
Nonna’s Painted Door
Put a Cork in It
Red Dirt Emporium
Red Pin Bowling Lounge
Residence Inn
Skky Bar
Sonic
Spaghetti Warehouse
Starbucks
Stumpy’s Burgers
TapWerks
Toby Keith’s Bar & Grill
Zio’s Italian Restaurant
TOTAL SQUARE FEET OF
RETAIL
13E
13D
14F
2A-B
3B
2A
7A
13G
16A
13F
5C
14A
8A
6H
16B
7C
2E
2B
2B
9D
2D
8A
6G
11E
2A
2A
5E
15F
2E
12D
5A
5E
25,996
MUSEUM
11,400
KIOSK
103,969
4,000
12,000
16,000
2,559
27,860
12,725
25,000
7,500
9,000
22,000
6,925
2,151
3,500
1,200
HOTEL
93,031
KIOSK
2,800
5,000
4,000
2,000
4,000
3,000
3,000
4,500
6,000
5,000
6I
6D
6G
6G
2A
3A
6I
2B
14E
2A
6I
14G
2F
4B
8,000
22,000
800
1,200
12,000
HOTEL
12,000
3,500
9,500
800
2,000
14,658
14,000
7,500
534,074
This information frequently changes. This data is current as of 5/1/09.
For more the most up to date information, contact:
Jim Cowan, President, Bricktown Association
(405) 236-8666 | [email protected] | www.welcometobricktown.com
Copyright 2009
Bricktown Oklahoma City