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Historic office towers to become 300-plus apartments

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By Ana Barboza
| Finance & Commerce Verified
Listen to this article The Blueprint Landmark Towers, 3545 NW 58th St., has served as office space since the towers’ construction in the 1960s and 1970s. Gardner Tanenbaum, an Oklahoma-based real estate developer, purchased the property about eight months ago for about $16.25 million.
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Historic Landmark Towers is set to become apartments

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By Ana Barboza
| The Oklahoman Verified
Landmark Towers in Oklahoma City will be redeveloped from office space into a multifamily apartment complex. The project will create over 300 mid-century modern apartments across the three 10-story buildings. Developer Gardner Tanenbaum is utilizing historic tax credits for the renovation, as the property was recently added to the National Register for Historic Places.
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Fun City Adventure Park plans new Oklahoma City site

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By Ana Barboza
| The Oklahoman Verified
From trampolines to climbing walls, a new amusement center could soon come to Oklahoma City Building permits show Fun City Adventure Park, an indoor entertainment center with multiple locations nationwide, is planning to open at 3000 NW 59th St., though a date has not been yet confirmed. The roughly 47,430-square-feet, one story building will include a ninja course, slides, a climbing area, a dodgeball and basketball court, and an arcade area, among other features.
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