Slow Progress On Claremore Plaza

Monday, January 12th 2009, 7:29 am

By: News On 6

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CLAREMORE, OK -- The slowing economy has also slowed progress on a mixed use Rogers County development known as "Oklahoma Plaza."

The 129 acre project is supposed to be built in southwest Claremore at a cost of $110 million.

Related story: 1/22/2008 Big Plans For Claremore

Bulldozers have leveled the site, but there hasn't been any construction yet.

Plans call for "Oklahoma Plaza" to feature restaurants, more than 200 homes, hotels, a movie theater and retail and office centers.

Construction on two hotels is scheduled to begin on the property in April.

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