Ground floor retail fully leased during the pandemic to align with the completion of building construction. Tenants include a physician, pharmacy, kitchen showroom, bridal shoppe and luxury sneaker retailer.

CLIENT: Midtown Renaissance

New location for Old Spaghetti Factory. Leasing incorporated coordination with a long-standing retailer in the building, The Painted Door, to allow customers to access both businesses from the restaurant suite. This 15,000+ SF 2nd gen space was an intricate leasing project that contributes to vitality of Bricktown.

Skydance Brewing Company grew out of the brewer’s co-op into their new brewery and taproom. Anchor tenant for this redevelopment project.

CLIENT: JLOU Properties

15 E. California, 12,550 SF historical warehouse building on the Bricktown canal. This property required extensive marketing to find the right buyer.

This unique project featured 5 office condos with distinctive architectural design. After the client tenanted the first two units, we sold or leased the last three units to a design firm, law firm and aesthetics provider. This is a beautiful new development for Nichols Hills.

CLIENT: Willoughby Ridley

Barkeep OKC, Edward Jones, Hacienda Tacos & Happy Place Yoga are recent additions to the historic Plaza Court building.

CLIENT: Midtown Renaissance

Initial lease-up for 6 micro-retail units at The Sentinel in Midtown. Tenants include a salon, pilates studio, tattoo studio, massage therapist and creative agency.

CLIENT: Midtown Renaissance

Initial lease-up included 14 micro-units for small business owners. Ongoing projects include lease renewals and project expansion to meet tenants’ needs. Current tenants include a landscape design firm, interior designers, handmade clothing, apothecary, lobbyist, art dealer, aesthetician, and photographer.

CLIENT: Midtown Renaissance

First and Second floors leased to Rural Sourcing, a national office tenant new to Oklahoma City. Photo courtesy of AHMM Architects.

This property leased before it ever hit the market. One-story brick quonset hut in Auto Alley leased to Mass Architects.

CLIENT: Midtown Renaissance

We represented the owners on both the initial office lease-up and also the sale of this property.

We represented the Landlord for Tiff’s Treats’ first location in Oklahoma. This lease negotiation was navigated the during the pandemic. It was a sweet success!

CLIENT: The Steelyard

The first location for local restaurant, Plant. Micro-restaurant space on Walker Ave. Photo courtesy @plantokc.

CLIENT: Midtown Renaissance

One of the few live/work free-standing properties in Downtown OKC, 626 West Main was a unique building that called for unique marketing including a broker’s open and inclusion in the Downtown Home Tour. Building is a 5,300 SF building with upstairs penthouse and downstairs retail.

When International Crystal Manufacturing decided to retire, they hired Price Edwards to sell their property for them. Barta Bailey worked with colleagues Chris Roberts and Tre Dupuy to sell these buildings to a local developer. They’ve been completely remodeled and put back into service.