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Newmark Robinson Park combines local market knowledge and specialty expertise with detailed analysis, unlocking opportunities that support the business goals of each client. The Research department provides an in-depth look at the economic indicators that drive commercial real estate. For further information on a particular topic or market, or for information on other assistance that we can provide, please reach out to our Research Anaylists
Kelley Chambers or Quint Reynolds.
OKC Office Market Playbook
May 25th, 2021
April's edition of the Oklahoma City Office Market Playbook highlights current office market conditions along with our team's knowledgeable market insights.
Tulsa Office Market Playbook
May 25th, 2021
April's edition of the Tulsa Office Market Playbook highlights current office market conditions along with our team's knowledgeable market insights.
OKC Vitality Report: Office
May 10th, 2021
Our OKC Vitality Report: Office focuses on the opportunities, challenges, and economic analysis to the office market. For further information, please reach out to our Research Analysts Kelley Chambers or Quint Reynolds.
Why Newmark
April 26th, 2021
Newmark Robinson Park has provided Oklahoma with unmatched commercial real estate services since 1905. For more information about who we are, continue reading below.
OKC Market Report
March 31st, 2021
The Oklahoma City Market Report is published semi-annually and gives an in-depth view of our city's economy and major developments. For more information, please contact Kelley Chambers or Quint Reynolds.
2021 Vibrancy Report
March 15th, 2021
Our Oklahoma City Vibrancy Report highlghts recent and upcoming developments in the metro. Some of the featured developments include the Bancfirst Renovation in downtown OKC, the Omni Hotel at 100 W Oklahoma City Blvd., Britton Commerce Park, a 160,000 SF industrial development at I-35 and Britton Rd., and the First National Center at 120 N Robinson Ave.
OKC Office Market Playbook
February 16th, 2021
Our Oklahoma City Office Market Playbook highlights the current office market conditions along with our teams' knowledgeable market insights. For more information, reach out to any of our Office Team Members or Research Department.
Western Avenue Snapshot
August 20th, 2020
Western Avenue is one of five Business Improvement Districts in Oklahoma City. The BID runs from NW 36th Street to Wilshire Boulevard. Property owners work with the City to maintain and promote the commercial district. Branching off Western Avenue are upscale shopping centers, Classen Curve and Nichols Hills Plaza. Antique stores, specialty shops, diverse dining options, and national brands define the area. It is borderd in two stretches by the historic Crown Heights neighborhood and Nichols Hills, with some of the highest household incomes and home values in the metro.
John Kilpatrick Turnpike Extension
July 21st, 2020
The 7.5-mile extension connecting I-40 to Highway 152, opened in January 2020 at a cost of $235 million. With its connection to Interstate 40 and the airport, it is an especially desirable area for manufacturing and distribution companies. There also is great potential for oil and gas service companies and aerospace companies with the abundant availability of land and infrastructure.
Automobile Alley Snapshot
August 7th, 2019
A sub-market snapshot of a revitalized, mixed-use strip along Broadway Avenue in Oklahoma City.
Uptown 23rd Snapshot
August 7th, 2019
Uptown 23rd is a lively corridor that celebrates Oklahoma City’s history.
Memorial Corridor Snapshot
April 4th, 2019
Since the construction of Quail Springs Mall in the early 1980's, the Memorial Road corridor has transformed from prairie land into a vibrant strip that includes retail, office, multifamily, hotels and specialty entertainment tenants. The areas and outparcels going east and west from the mall have filled with local, regional and national tenants, such as P.F. Chang's, Dick's Sporting Goods, Main Event Entertainment, and Best Buy.
Belle Isle Snapshot
April 4th, 2019
The Belle Isle corridor includes a wide range of local and national retailers, all within close proximity to major employers and high-income neighborhoods. An exciting new development has been proposed at the southwest corner of Penn and NW Expressway. Tulsa-based Veritas Development plans to have that corner rezoned, and then construct a project that includes several five-story buildings with retail and restaurants on the first floor, and apartments and office space on the upper floors.
Norman Trade Area Snapshot
April 4th, 2019
Norman may best be known as the home of the University of Oklahoma, but it is far from a sleepy college town. The city has a bustling revitalized downtown, historic Campus Corner, and an expansive system of healthcare facilities. The large-scale University Town Center includes a mix of local and national retailers, a hotel and convention center, and the 303-unit Terra at University North Park apartments. The Interstate 35 corridor also is lined with nameplate retailers, auto dealerships and other amenities. Norman also boasts a low cost of living in a family-friendly town with festivals and events for the family year-round.