CBRE Marketing Unique Industrial Coworking Space in Oklahoma City

CBRE announces the marketing of Project 3810, a 45,231-square-foot warehouse and coworking space at 3810 N Tulsa Avenue in Oklahoma City.

Project 3810 was founded by the Langford family, who also founded Resonance, Inc., and is being marketed by Randy Lacey and Austin Lacey with CBRE’s Oklahoma City office.

The Langford family is utilizing a unique business model to provide an office and industrial co-working space that will help local product-based businesses learn and manage the supply chain, distribution and manufacturing side of their business as well as the accounting, budgeting, finance, sales, marketing and human resources aspects.

“Our goal with Project 3810 is to provide a unique space comprised of a community of business owners that support each other in their various goals. Project 3810 allows us to have a positive economic impact in Oklahoma City through job creation in addition to providing business education, leadership development and valuable amenities to our clients,” says Vicki Langford, Director of Project 3810.

The space offers small, medium and large offices, multi-office suites, shop space, and light assembly or manufacturing areas, allowing for users of all types. In addition, tenants have access to common areas for breaks, meeting, events or training along with warehouse space for distribution needs. This warehouse space can be build to suit.

“Project 3810 is an innovative take on the typical co-working model. Traditionally, co-working has been geared towards startups and small businesses seeking straightforward office space. What Project 3810 offers is a similar model for the businesses needing both office space and distribution, shop or manufacturing space,” says Randy Lacey, SIOR, Vice President at CBRE in Oklahoma City.