OnCue buys prominent West Lindsey corner

Aerial of the corner parcel outlined in red at a Lindsey Street intersection, with a building and an existing drive-thru restaurant, near apartments.

OnCue Express has purchased 4 strategic parcels at the high-traffic corner of Lindsey and 24th Ave SW. OnCue paid $2.6M for the approximately 2 acre area. No timeline for construction has been released.

The two western most parcels are currently vacant, the third was most recently a Napa Auto Parts before their relocation to the corner of Brooks and 24th Ave SW and the fourth was a used car lot until their closure in late December.

OnCue currently operates two locations in Norman: one at E Lindsey and Classen Blvd and one at Tecumseh and Flood. OnCue also has plans to build a new location at Classen Blvd and Highway 9.

Aerial overview of the corner parcel outlined in red at Lindsey Street and 24th Avenue SW near Ed Noble Parkway and Whittier Middle School.

Street-level photo of an existing north-side OnCue store and its long fuel canopy.

Aerial of the future south-side OnCue site — a wooded tract outlined in red along Highway 9 and Classen Boulevard near Life.Church and Hitachi.