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Commercial brokers weigh pros and cons of using technology to do business in the 21st century Apt findings
A report confirms rental residential units Downtown are in demand, as developers work to give the people what they want. Anthropologie coming to Triangle at Classen Curve
Retailer opening store next February Mural approved for Flaming Lips building in Automobile Alley
Brooklyn-based artist to design on new art space The Womb Crown jewel
Norman builder teams with OKC architects to bring back ‘one of the most famous Art Deco buildings in Oklahoma City’ Metro mansions
For those seeking million-dollar homes, it really is all about location Going to market
OKCBiz looks at four new grocery concepts entering the metro area, and others that were shelved Homeowner headaches
After storms pounded the state over the past two years, some have experienced insurance-rate increases or have been dropped altogether. Site chosen for proposed MAPS 3 convention center
Site just west of Oklahoma City Arena chosen Two proposals in final running for urban development contract
Commissioners voted unanimously to keep projects in the running led by Chuck Wiggin and Gary Brooks
Commercial brokers weigh pros and cons of using technology to do business in the 21st century Apt findings
A report confirms rental residential units Downtown are in demand, as developers work to give the people what they want. Anthropologie coming to Triangle at Classen Curve
Retailer opening store next February Mural approved for Flaming Lips building in Automobile Alley
Brooklyn-based artist to design on new art space The Womb Crown jewel
Norman builder teams with OKC architects to bring back ‘one of the most famous Art Deco buildings in Oklahoma City’ Metro mansions
For those seeking million-dollar homes, it really is all about location Going to market
OKCBiz looks at four new grocery concepts entering the metro area, and others that were shelved Homeowner headaches
After storms pounded the state over the past two years, some have experienced insurance-rate increases or have been dropped altogether. Site chosen for proposed MAPS 3 convention center
Site just west of Oklahoma City Arena chosen Two proposals in final running for urban development contract
Commissioners voted unanimously to keep projects in the running led by Chuck Wiggin and Gary Brooks
Real Estate - 04.30.2012
Long lonesome, Sherman Iron Works building sells
After years on the market, and multiple
brokers attached to the building at one time or another, the Sherman Iron Works
Building in Bricktown finally sold April 30 for $897,500. Read more
Real Estate - 04.26.2012
Reviving residential
Despite a national housing slump, metro-area prices have remained flat – and even increased – as builders pulled back
While the housing market nationwide has taken a roller-coaster ride in
recent years, often with more plunges than ascents in many areas,
Oklahoma City consistently has held its own. Read more
Real Estate - 04.06.2012
Village at Quail Springs fetches $21.45 million
A northwest
Oklahoma City apartment complex completed just more than a year ago sold on April 5 for
$21.45 million. Read more
Real Estate - 03.28.2012
Edmond economics
Officials report good year for commercial and residential permits in 2011
Edmond finished 2011 strong, and city officials hope to continue that momentum this year. Read more
Real Estate - 03.28.2012
Accounting for growth
Oklahoma County Assessor’s Office sees spike in new accounts after a few lean years
The Oklahoma County
Assessor’s Office has seen a near 200% jump in the number of plats filed
and property accounts created in the county last year. Read more
Real Estate - 03.21.2012
Nefarious newcomers not welcome at MidTown project
Neighbors in the Heritage Hills and Mesta Park neighborhoods want to
ensure that many of the businesses to their north on N.W. 23rd Street
don’t end up to their south. As long as there are no establishments to give
blood, worship, buy adult videos, pawn a television, or get a tattoo,
neighbors seem willing to see a multifamily development with retail on
Walker Avenue, that isn’t even in either neighborhood, to move forward. Read more
Real Estate - 02.10.2012
Texas company plans senior center in Norman
StoneGate Senior Living, based in Lewisville, Texas,
purchased 6.7 acres of land in the ever-expanding NRH Medical Park West in
Norman for $1.9 million. Read more
Real Estate - 02.09.2012
Tim Strange and team win Tanenbaum leasing duties
Richard Tanenbaum, CEO of Gardner Tanenbaum Group, has awarded
leasing of his office and industrial properties in Oklahoma City and Tulsa to
Sperry Van Ness/William T. Strange & Associates. Read more
Real Estate - 01.27.2012
NAI Global acquired by Texas-based company
NAI
Global, a network of independent commercial real estate firms around the world,
including an office in Oklahoma City, has been acquired by C-III Capital
Partners LLC for an undisclosed amount. Read more
Real Estate - 01.23.2012
Top deals
Oklahoma City metro-area commercial real estate market finished 2011
fairly healthy with several top-dollar deals in multifamily, office,
retail and industrial. Read more
Real Estate - 12.21.2011
Homeowner headaches
After storms pounded the state over the past two years, some have experienced insurance-rate increases or have been dropped altogether.
It would be bad enough if the Oklahoma weather only huffed, puffed and blew houses down. Read more
Real Estate - 11.22.2011
Apt findings
A report confirms rental residential units Downtown are in demand, as developers work to give the people what they want.
Richard McKown is not psychic; he does not gaze into a crystal ball or read tea leaves, but he was on target when he began work on an upscale apartment community Downtown months before a study showed that his product was exactly what potential tenants wanted. Read more
Real Estate - 10.19.2011
Crown jewel
Norman builder teams with OKC architects to bring back ‘one of the most famous Art Deco buildings in Oklahoma City’
One of Crown Heights’ crown jewels was well on its way to a date with
the wrecking ball until it was purchased in May by a Norman builder.
Looking to do his first project in Oklahoma City, and his first condo
project, Brent Swift paid $350,000 for an Art Deco fourplex with a
garage and a neighboring duplex, all of which had fallen into disrepair.
Read more
Real Estate - 08.29.2011
Downsizing?
A portion of Fairview Farm is filling with smaller homes, but with all the high-end amenities as the larger ones.
At Fairview Farm, a neighborhood where many houses easily top $1
million, the developer and a local homebuilder are taking a big chance
with the last 10 acres. Read more
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