Infill development still challenge amid Oklahoma City's downtown revival
Despite the much heralded success seen downtown the past decade, the scattered empty lots found throughout the city's urban core are a reminder that the job is not done.
At a discussion hosted by the Oklahoma City chapter of the Urban Land Institute , a panel delved into why those lots have remained empty for so long.
Richard McKown , who is hoping to turn a big chunk of that empty space in Deep Deuce int...
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