At $4.5 million, it is far more within the Tulsa comparables. It's not like looking at other 10,000-square-foot homes in Tulsa. Who would be in the market for a Frank Lloyd Wright house? You try to compare it to other architecturally significant homes.
When he bought it, it was in a state of disrepair. A lot of the windows were fogged, the textile blocks were faded, chipped or peeling, and had mildew growing on the side. The concrete floors were covered in carpet. It took a substantial amount of effort to revise the property. Whoever buys it needs to be a steward.
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