TULSA - Horizon notified the City of Tulsa Tuesday that it will not be moving forward with a plan to build an outlet mall in east Tulsa.
I'm told the East Tulsa outlet mall project fell apart, because they couldn't find enough stores to fill the mall. @KJRH2HD
— Nathan Edwards KJRH (@Nathan_Edwards) March 29, 2016
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Previously, Horizon Group Properties said it hoped to open the outlet mall in 2017. The Horizon Group is the same company behind the outlet mall in Oklahoma City.
The East Tulsa outlet was supposed to bring in $4.5 million in sales tax each year. @KJRH2HD
— Nathan Edwards KJRH (@Nathan_Edwards) March 29, 2016
The proposed location for the outlet mall was near the southeast corner intersection where Interstate 44 meets Interstate 244.
Tulsa leaders now seeking other ideas for proposed land. Trying to bring economic boost to East Tulsa. @KJRH2HD
— Nathan Edwards KJRH (@Nathan_Edwards) March 29, 2016
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