I've been a member at The Office Tulsa for about four years with a mailbox and using conference…read morerooms. They are centrally located, reasonably priced and a nice upscale decor. Rebecca and her people are always eager to help me when I need something. I highly recommend them.

We recently attended a wedding reception at The Office. In my opinion, it's a perfect place to have…read morea wedding reception or similar party. It has a kitchen, dining area, and lounge area. We were very comfortable. We noticed surrounding the party area were offices with names on the doors. An advantage to those renting office space is that party attendees see what businesses are there. There's also an area where those renting the office space can leave cards and information about their businesses. It gives them some exposure. It was a delightful wedding reception. If I should need to rent space for a party, I will definitely think of The Office.

I have attended various meetings and events here already and I am completely blown away by the…read morerenovations and functionality of the building. They have an amazing conference center equipped with all the technology you might need. Needless to say, I am super excited about all the amazing work that will take place here. The Anne and Henry Zarrow Foundation purchased the three-building complex, formerly housing Dollar Thrifty Plaza. The intention is to use the space to advance the philanthropic goals of the foundation - which focuses on alleviating symptoms of poverty, enriching health and wellness, and empowering community members to improve their lives.Once developed, the entire plaza will be entirely owned by the nonprofits moving into it. Legacy Plaza's East Tower will be home to four nonprofit headquarters: the Mental Health Association, Assistance League of Tulsa, Community Action Project of Tulsa, Oklahoma Center for Nonprofits, and LIFE Senior Services. It will also provide 170 new affordable housing units through Vintage Housing, including 50 dedicated to senior living. Legacy Plaza West Tower will become headquarters for Family & Children's Services and Oklahoma State University Center for Health Sciences. This means their administrative operations will no longer divided among three buildings. Staff from five F&CS community and home-based children's services will be consolidated into one spot. F&CS will take over eight floors of the West Tower, while OSU-CHS will have five floors. Having a single spot for the public to know where to seek support services and clinical care is invaluable.

A networking space in South Broken Arrow was so needed! There's a large open space for meetings…read moreof all kinds, a conference room with screen and ability to use multimedia tie ins for your presentation. Small offices are available for rent by the day or month. A couple key features are a podcast room with pro gear in a sound proofed room and PO Boxes for small businesses. It's clean and inviting!! Also, don't let the name fool you, this space is open to women AND men. This is a woman owned business and they want affordable or solutions for all who want to start up or help manage their business!

Great co working spaces for men and women. Love that they have a podcast room you can utilize, a…read morebig open space, as well as individual spaces as well. Plus an affordable hourly rate for group events.

It's an odd building. A hodge podge, if you will. And I mean that it is filled with a strange…read morevariety of businesses. A bank, a tag agency, a Subway, a coffee joint, a health clinic if I'm not mistaken, a beauty school, a veteran's office, a corporate gym, and two corporate offices (Capital One and Enterprise Holdings), and various other businesses. Like I said, a hodge podge. It used to be a mall, and the lower level is a leftover of what would have been the hoppingest spot to be seen in the 80s. The water fountain is nostalgic to look at, but it is so loud. It's great that this huge building is still put to good use in spite of the downhill fall of that area. It is a great use of resources and space, for sure.

Rundown mall turned into mainly office space. DMV is downstairs where the food court used to be.read more

This shopping center is located along South Memorial Drive, south of US-64. It has full frontage…read moreaccess to the roadway and the intersection with Regal Boulevard has a traffic light. There is a lot of shopping and restaurants going on here, plus the Hampton Inn in the back. Professional offices including a military recruiting office and hair salons, Genghis Grill, Which Wich, and a Regus office. Pizza, Bundt cakes and more. Chick-Fil-A is also here and holy crap, does it cause a big mess. People love their Chicken Sandwiches ("We Didn't Invent the Chicken, Just the Chicken Sandwich") and waffle fries, which causes a backup through that entrance to the shopping plaza (which is where the hotel is) and when it's really busy, the right lane of Memorial gets blocked too. I don't know that there is anything that can be done about it other than for people to be aware of the traffic it causes. [Review 16277 overall - 110 in Oklahoma - 1783 of 2021.]