The Gold Dome

Discover the dynamic intersection of NW 23rd Street and Classen Blvd, where the property stands as an iconic Route 66 landmark. This unique location bridges the vibrant Uptown 23rd District and the culturally rich Asian District, offering an exciting blend of diverse experiences. Nearby points of interest include the historic Tower Theatre, renowned for its live music and entertainment events, as well as the authentic dining experiences of the Asian District. With its prime position at this bustling crossroads, the property presents a compelling opportunity for office building investors seeking a distinctive and well-connected location in the heart of Oklahoma City's vibrant culture.The Gold Dome is one of the most recognizable buildings in Oklahoma City - the world's fifth geodesic dome and the first ever built as a bank - commanding the entire block at NW 23rd and Classen on Historic Route 66. On 2.43 acres with roughly 109 on-site parking spaces and ±33,535 square feet across three levels, it offers an irreplaceable identity, a dramatic column-free rotunda, and a level of buyer-ready diligence rarely seen on a landmark asset. The property is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and already carries a completed, NPS-certified historic rehabilitation - meaning a new owner can pursue a fresh 20% federal Historic Tax Credit alongside Oklahoma's state credit. Add the City of Oklahoma City's 2025 approval of a redevelopment backed by $3 million in Tax Increment Financing, and the Gold Dome arrives with a capital-stack advantage ordinary real estate simply cannot offer. Flexible C-3 zoning and a documented multi-use approval open the door to office, retail, cultural, hospitality, entertainment, and dining concepts.