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OKLAHOMA CITY, July 14, 2025 – JLL today announced it has been selected to lead property management efforts for three properties in an open-air lifestyle retail district recently acquired by 11North Partners (11North) and Bain Capital Real Estate in the Nichols Hills submarket of Oklahoma City. The portfolio includes Nichols Hills Plaza, The Triangle at Classen Curve and Classen Curve: three adjacent, high-performing shopping centers anchored by Whole Foods and Trader Joe’s. JLL will oversee onsite management efforts – including value enhancement, management, operations and marketing.
Spanning nearly 40 acres, the portfolio is currently 97% occupied and features a diverse tenant mix, including recognizable national brands like Anthropologie, West Elm, Sephora, Tecovas, Lululemon, Warby Parker and more, many of which are first to market. With more than 75 brands represented across the three properties, Classen Curve, the Triangle at Classen Curve and Nichols Hills Plaza are among the most frequented retail centers in the state. JLL will employ its deep retail knowledge and multifaceted team of experts to further enhance connectivity between the properties, establishing the portfolio as a cohesive, upscale retail environment.
“This portfolio combines luxury shopping, boutique fitness and plentiful dining options across three top-tier properties,” said Kristin Mueller, President, Retail Property Management at JLL. “We continue to see unprecedented demand for open-air centers, and this luxury lifestyle retail district is indicative of everything today’s shoppers are looking for. We are thrilled to partner with 11North and Bain Capital Real Estate to apply our expansive retail management expertise and ensure Classen Curve, The Triangle at Classen Curve and Nichols Hills Plaza continue to be regarded as the top retail destinations for the greater Oklahoma City region.”
Located along Northwest Grand Boulevard and situated in the affluent Nichols Hills submarket, the retail district reaches a combined trade area population of over one million residents. Boasting a median household income of more than $200,000 per year – more than double the Oklahoma City metro area average – Nichols Hills provides the ideal backdrop for strong consumer demographics.
“With grocery store powerhouse brands Whole Foods and Trader Joe’s alongside its lengthy roster of tenants, this portfolio is poised to cater to both the necessity and leisure shopper,” said Brian Harper, Founder and Managing Partner at 11North. “We are pleased to add JLL’s wide array of management capabilities to our team of experienced retail leaders onsite and are looking forward to investing in this growing market.”
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