4433 NW 23rd

$5,800/mo

4433 NW 23rd St, Oklahoma City, OK 73107

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Last Updated: 10/14/2025

Details:

Building Size: 3,262 sqft

Lot Area: 1.0331 acres

Class: B

Units: 1

Year Built: 1989

Floors: 1

Offered by

Greg Banta

Managing Director

Banta Property Group

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Description:

Position your brand along one of Oklahoma City’s most established retail corridors with this prime ± 1.03-acre pad site. Once home to a well-known national restaurant for over three decades, the site now offers a cleared foundation for new development—without the upfront cost or complexity of purchasing land.

The property sits within a thriving mixed-use corridor at NW 23rd Street and Meridian Avenue, surrounded by established retail, dining, and service operators. Its long commercial lineage, excellent traffic exposure, and convenient access to residential neighborhoods make it an ideal location for automotive, healthcare, and quick-service concepts seeking durable visibility and long-term value.

The site is located near residential neighborhoods in all directions, which provides stability and support to the corridor's revitalization. The area is heavily concentrated with business and commercial establishments, specifically along NW 23rd St & N Meridian Ave. This area is located within a diverse and thriving community that offers easy access to downtown and neighboring communities.

Positioned along the high-traffic NW 23rd Street corridor, this ±45,000 SF site offers a rare opportunity for ground lease or build-to-suit development in one of Oklahoma City’s most active commercial submarkets. Formerly home to a nationally recognized restaurant for over three decades, the property has been fully cleared and leveled, providing a clean, shovel-ready canvas for a wide range of users. Zoned C-3 Commercial, the site supports retail, medical, and service-oriented development alike.

The property features 322 feet of depth and 1160 feet of frontage along NW 23rd Street, ensuring excellent exposure to the ±24,000 vehicles per day traveling through the corridor. With its rectangular shape, flat topography, and existing infrastructure such as curb cuts, ADA path of travel, and concrete paving, it’s ideally suited for efficient site planning and quick delivery.