Classen Curve / Nichols Hills Plaza

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Our adjacent open-air centers—Classen Curve and Nichols Hills Plaza—form Oklahoma City’s premier retail, dining, and entertainment destination. Oklahoma’s capital city region is known as the largest in the state with nearly 1.4 million people, with industries such as government, military, healthcare, and oil and gas enhancing its economy even further. The three properties are ideally located in the highest-income area in the state of Oklahoma. With trendy local tenants, upscale national retailers, and a distinctive modern architecture, these three centers give visitors an unparalleled experience.

PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS

711,000

trade area size

321,170

total square feet

4.7M

total annual visits

5.54 avg. visits

per guest each year

42 minutes

average dwell time

36

median age

trade area overview

Oklahoma City and its sister city, Nichols Hills, form a metropolitan area of over 1.4 million people. The region is known for its active business climate: Oklahoma City was ranked as the 9th fastest-growing metro area in the United States according to CNN Money, number 23 on Bloomberg Business Week’s America’s 50 Best Cities, and Best City for Job Seekers as well as Best Place for Business and Careers according to Forbes. Nichols Hills is home to Fortune 500 companies Devon Energy Corporation and Chesapeake Energy Corporation, each employing over 2,000 people. With both a western heritage and modern vibe, Oklahoma City attracts an abundance of tourists. Museums, sporting events, festivals, a professional basketball team, and several minor league teams make this an ideal city to visit. A new convention center in its planning stages will create an even bigger draw. Nearby universities draw many students to the area. The University of Oklahoma holds 29,000 students, Oklahoma City University 3,000 students, and Oklahoma State University 26,000 students.