2340 Northwest 23rd Street

Highlights:

• Flexible Single or multi-tenant layout – currently configured for a single tenant/user, with existing entrances, utility runs, and restrooms enabling easy reconfiguration back into two or more suites.
• MAPS-Driven Public Improvements – Benefits from Oklahoma City’s MAPS-funded streetscape upgrades, including widened and decorative sidewalks, ADA curb cuts, pedestrian lighting, and improved landscaping.
• Premium corner exposure with excellent accessibility from multiple points
• Dedicated drive lane behind the building allows for smooth logistics, deliveries, and service access; also houses the on-site dumpster area.

Description:

This freestanding retail building combines high-profile visibility, easy accessibility, and flexible usability—creating convenience for customers, tenants, and day-to-day operations. Built in 2004, renovated in 2011, and remodeled in 2022, the property presents a clean, modern image inside and out. Its professional floor-to-ceiling storefront glazing offers both strong merchandising potential and a polished street presence.

Located in a sought-after, established commercial corridor, the site benefits from Oklahoma City’s MAPS-funded streetscape enhancements, including decorative sidewalks, ADA curb cuts, upgraded pedestrian lighting, and enhanced landscaping—all adding to curb appeal and walkability. With ample on-site parking and a prominent corner footprint, this modern retail/office property sits in one of the city’s strongest trade areas.

Positioned in the West/Central submarket, this property offers direct exposure along NW 23rd Street—one of Oklahoma City’s longest-standing commercial corridors. The immediate area serves as a connector between the urban core and well-established neighborhoods, drawing consistent local and commuter traffic. Nearby businesses range from national retailers and financial institutions to independent restaurants and service providers, creating a steady mix of destination and convenience-driven customers.

The corridor has benefited from Oklahoma City’s MAPS-funded streetscape enhancements, including improved sidewalks, ADA curb cuts, upgraded pedestrian lighting, and landscaping—boosting curb appeal and walkability. Dense residential neighborhoods, professional offices, and retail hubs surround the site, providing a built-in customer base and strong daytime population. The location’s corner position allows for prominent signage visibility from multiple approaches, while convenient ingress/egress supports both retail and service-based operations.

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