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Sand Springs Oklahoma is Betting on the Future

Sand Springs Oklahoma is Betting on the FutureIn tough economic times, most cities slow their development until the economy picks back up.  But Sand Springs is one city that's betting on the future and moving forward on a multi-million dollar project with absolutely no plans for cutbacks.  The city is aggressively seeking retail outlets and restaurants for River City Crossing. 

River City Crossing is located at Morrow Road and Highway 97 near the Arkansas River .  Usually, an anchor tenant comes in first; but the city is doing something very different.  It's developing the property before the anchor tenant.  Although this area's anchor store will be Lowes, it's not coming until 2011.

The area around River City Crossing has had the most growth in Sand Springs and sees the most traffic.  So, the new property will be considered a hot spot for restaurants and retailers.  Developers are also planning on moving an early childhood development center that currently sits on the property into a new building that will accommodate more children.  It's a win for the kids, public, and community. 

Anyone looking to buy a home in one of Tulsa 's suburbs can find Sand Springs along the Arkansas River, nestled in the hills of Tulsa County .  Sand Springs is a lively city that offers its residents a great way of life and an abundance of activities.  Neighborhoods in Sand Springs offer tree-lined streets, parks and trail systems that are well maintained.  And the city has great schools, both public and private.

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3 commentsTom and Bev Herring • January 07 2009 02:18PM

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Hi guys. I stand in awe of my body. I am from Andorra and also now'm speaking English, tell me right I wrote the following sentence: "Shop for sky scan deco clocks at discount prices." Thank you very much ;-). Lotta.
Posted by Lotta 3 months ago
How are you. I find it rather easy to portray a businessman. Being bland, rather cruel and incompetent comes naturally to me. I am from Liechtenstein and , too, and now am writing in English, tell me right I wrote the following sentence: "The enzyme patients will ferret industry where they last the basis." With best wishes :P, Satu.
Posted by Satu 2 months ago

Tom and Bev, It's great when our towns are thinking progressive during these times. 

Posted by Judi Barrett Integrity Real Estate Services, 580-212-5946 about 1 month ago

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