Features
Gazette staff
First-time home buyers, this may be the best market in recent history, according to the real estate website Move Inc. Affordable housing prices, ample inventory and historically low interest rates have combined to make it so.
Wednesday 19 Jun
OKG Newsletter
Topic: Housing
No time like the present
First-time home buyers enjoy best market in recent history
Features
Gazette staff
First-time home buyers, this may be the best market in recent history, according to the real estate website Move Inc. Affordable housing prices, ample inventory and historically low interest rates have combined to make it so.
Urban outfitters
The renewal of downtown Oklahoma City continues with several new building projects in the works.
News
Brendan Hoover
In downtown Oklahoma City, several new building projects are in the works, continuing a trend of urban renewal in the area.
Dig in
The time is right to invest in housing
Features
Gazette staff
Now is the time to invest again in real estate, according to a 20-year industry veteran.
Sprawled out
When bigger isn’t better: City officials consider sprawl’s burden on municipal functions.
News
Clifton Adcock
Urban sprawl is one of the biggest challenges facing Oklahoma City, Ward 2 City Councilman Ed Shadid said at a Sept. 6 community meeting held on the issue.
Point: Creating a boomtown in OKC
Commentary
Jonathan Small
The growth and success of Oklahoma City and the metro area is because of the hard work and dedication of its residents, great leadership and strategic decisions. The metro area is strategically positioning itself to be the hub for individual freedom, initiative and entrepreneurship.
Living with character
Downtown developers hope to foster community with a thoughtfully planned residential component.
News
Kelley Chambers
Few things could bring life to a stretch of road in an otherwise sleepy corner of downtown like a new apartment complex housing hundreds of residents. With construction on Level near completion, Richard McKown, the project’s developer, is finding that with 125 residents moved in and more on the way, N.E. Second Street is starting to wake up at night.
Passing grade
OU finds positive results from a pilot program that allows a coed housing floor.
News
Carol Cole-Frowe
A coed floor housing choice — two years in the making — appears to be working at the University of Oklahoma.
