The original auction date for Frank Lloyd Wright’s Price Tower in downtown Bartlesville has been canceled, and rescheduled for another date.

The Tulsa World reports the online auction was postponed at the request of Cynthia Blanchard, the owner of the troubled building.

Blanchard originally listed the Price Tower with the online auction Ten-X.com, with bidding to begin on Oct. 7.

The cancelation of the auction date comes following a lawsuit filed on Sept. 27 in Washington County District Court by Tulsa-based McFarlin Building LLC, which claims Blanchard signed a contract in May to sell them the Price Tower for $1.4 million.

A statement from a law firm representing Blanchard says the online auction is canceled for now, but will likely resume in November. 

PREVIOUS COVERAGE OF THE PRICE TOWER

Cynthia Blanchard Defends the Price Tower on COMMUNITY CONNECTION

 

Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy Takes Legal Action Over Price Tower Collection Sales; Cynthia Blanchard Responds

 

Blanchard Addresses Price Tower Closing Rumor

 

Tenants Begin Moving Out of Price Tower

 

Price Tower Set for Auction on Ten-X Platform

 

This story was updated on 10-4-2024 to clarify only the original auction date was canceled.