Posted Dec 29, 2023, 9:36 AM
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Originally Posted by Spocket
Oh, come on! We all know that this isn't going to happen. What's important, however, is the fact that it makes absolutely no economic sense. Unfeasible projects (vanity projects) get built in places like Dubai because they have more money than brains in many cases and use the superlatives to attract more business. That's not a strategy that's going to work in OKC. Unless this developer has a literal blank cheque with absolutely no limits as though he made a deal with the devil for infinite money, there is absolutely no chance that this will ever get built.
What OKC citizens should hope for is a full block redevelopment into high density construction. At best you might get a new tallest (unlikely) but you need to densify the skyline before you pretend that there's any reason whatsoever to build this tall
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Wow that's crazy. That's whole lot of nothing backed up by even more nothing.
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