Downtown Oklahoma City skyline is set for more growth
Oklahoma City 's downtown skyline will continue to grow.
This statement of fact isn't necessarily a big secret. Developer Marsh Pitman is still on track to build an 11-story hotel in Bricktown .
The city itself is planning to build a few low-rise buildings, including a new police headquarters, municipal court building and a multistory elementary school. SandRidge Energy Inc. CEO Tom Ward previously ann...
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