Another Eyesore About to be History

Posted by slackmeyer
on May 9, 2008M at 10:55 pm

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This beauty at 100 NE 8 has looked like this for quite some time. And until 2006, it was owned by the Corsair Cattle Co., which also owned the former Pat’s Lounge building on NW 10 now being renovated by Greg Banta.

The billboard is an interesting approach to zoning. This property is visible to thousands who travel I-235 into downtown.

The property was sold to the Triangle development group in 2006 for $353,000, and they are now seeking to have the building torn down. 



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Eyesores, Flat Iron District, Urban Burden

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Comments
Comment by Ryan McNeill on May 10, 2008 @ 5:47 am

This house is clearly a job for Queer Eye for the Straight Guy.

Or that clean house show.

“Who wants a clean house?”

Comment by Scott on May 15, 2008 @ 6:01 pm

Oklahoma City seems to have a lot of dilapated, old run down buildings and borded up houses. You think for a world class? city that they would have more pride. OKC is dirty and not an attractive city.

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