Utica Crossing mixed-use development
Summary
A new traditional-neighborhood-style development at Utica and Latimer brings apartments, Habitat for Humanity homes, duplexes, and commercial space near the Utica frontage. It follows last month's approval of the MPD 7 master plan zoning.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 2
- Last 30 days
- 0
Last discussed Apr 14, 2026.
Impact analysis
No direct city cost; adds housing stock serving seniors and special-needs residents.
Future residents and buyers get varied housing options near midtown, and Habitat for Humanity gains lots for affordable homes.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Board of Adjustment - Apr 14, 2026
Amy Terrace will mix low-income seniors, special-needs residents, and market-rate tenants in one three-story building — a first for Tulsa — with a parking cut because most residents don't drive.
Tulsa Metropolitan Area Planning Commission - Feb 18, 2026
A new traditional-neighborhood-style development at Utica and Latimer brings apartments, Habitat for Humanity homes, duplexes, and commercial space near the Utica frontage. It follows last month's approval of the MPD 7 master plan zoning.
Related development
Utica Crossing
Adds a walkable mix of housing — including affordable Habitat homes — and commercial space in midtown, with narrower streets that slow traffic and add on-street parking.
BOA-24027 Amy Terrace Parking Reduction
Unlocks a first-of-its-kind mixed-income senior and special-needs housing project consistent with the neighborhood plan.
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