Kelley Pointe draws city businesses to Edmond
EDMOND — Keeping tenants at Kelley Pointe Plaza was easier said than done, but developer Clay Farha is glad to see them go.
That's because they're not going far. They'll still be part of Kelley Pointe — as property owners, not tenants.
"We think that's a real vote of confidence in us,” said Farha, president of B.D. Eddie Enterprises , which is in its 10{+t}{+h} year of developing Kelley Pointe.
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