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Quapaw Nation builds affordable housing to solve shortage

Oklahoma · 04-16

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5 Charming States Where You Can Retire Comfortably On $2,000 A Month

These states have some of the lowest costs of living in the U.S., offering the possibility to retire on $2,000 a month. Each charms residents in a unique way.

Oklahoma · 04-09

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Feeder Cattle Prices Trend Higher Across TCFA Auctions to Start April

Feeder cattle markets across Texas and Oklahoma opened April on a stronger note, with most auction locations reporting steady to higher prices, particularly for lighter-weight calves and heifers. According to the Texas Cattle Feeders Association (TCFA) summary for the week ending April 3, 2026, gains were widespread, although performance varied...

Texas · 04-08
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Oklahoma ranks among fastest states to save for a home

As housing affordability continues to shift across the country, the time it takes to save for a home has become a clearer indicator of how accessible homeownership really is for the average American. New data from Visual Capitalist shows that timeline now averages 14.4 years nationwide, with wide variation depending...

Oklahoma · 04-06
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Parks Jones Realtors: 381 homes on the market

LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) - Parks Jones released March’s last report on the Lawton Housing Market. According to those numbers, there are 381 homes currently on the market, with an average asking price of around $237,000. They’ve been on the market for 48 days on average. Meanwhile, 1,541 homes...

Lawton, OK · 04-01

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Oklahoma House passes bill to strengthen renter protections

TULSA, Okla. — Oklahoma renters could soon have more leverage when it comes to essential repairs and living conditions. House Bill 2015, which aims to modernize the Oklahoma Landlord and Tenant Act, passed the House floor this week with a 52-39 vote. The measure now heads to the State Senate for consideration.

Oklahoma · 03-30

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Oklahoma House passes bill to strengthen renter protections

TULSA, Okla. — Oklahoma renters could soon have more leverage when it comes to essential repairs and living conditions.

Oklahoma · 03-30

Housing Wire

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States push back on buyer agreements as new laws challenge NAR rules

Mississippi and Alabama enacted laws stating buyer agents do not need signed agreements before touring homes, a direct conflict with the NAR settlement’s buyer agreement requirement. Other states are considering similar bills, while Texas and Oregon moved toward stricter written agreement requirements. AI Summary. Mississippi has joined Alabama in...

Mississippi · 03-25

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Newcomer Wave Rocks OKC as Oklahoma Crashes National Top‑Ten List

Oklahoma is not just growing, it is climbing the national charts. The state landed a top‑ten spot on a recent migration analysis after welcoming roughly 25,000 net new residents in 2023, a shift local realtors say is already tightening home inventories in the Oklahoma City area. The newcomers skew younger, with a large share of millennials in the mix and a sizable portion becoming homeowners within their first year after moving. Much of the inbound flow is coming from nearby states, and local brokers say it is reshaping demand everywhere from core OKC neighborhoods to suburban bedroom communities. Officials and housing advocates describe the trend as both a clear economic opportunity and a near‑term squeeze on already limited housing.

Oklahoma City, OK · 03-23

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Oklahoma’s Housing Paradox: Vacant Units Everywhere, Affordable Ones Nowhere

For Lance Windel, the problem isn’t hard to describe. “It’s a math problem,” Windel, manager of LW Development, said. Across Oklahoma, apartment complexes sit boarded up. Houses deteriorate. Entire properties fall out of the market. At the same time, renters scramble to find anything they can afford.

Oklahoma · 03-23

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First Watch: Stuff You Should Know

Oklahoma has more than 220,000 vacant housing units, including nearly 39,000 listed as available for rent. It also has a shortage of more than 80,000 rental homes affordable to its lowest-income residents. Both numbers are accurate, and understanding why requires looking past the vacancy count. The problem is not how...

Oklahoma · 03-24

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Latest Data Shows How the Cost of Living Compares in Each State—Learn the Factors Driving the Big Differences

Oklahoma offers the most purchasing power, with a low cost of living and affordable housing. Hawaii's cost of living runs 84% above the U.S. average, more than double that of Oklahoma, with housing costs nearly four times as high. Most people know that California is far more expensive than states...

Oklahoma · 03-20

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Oklahoma’s Housing Paradox: Vacant Units Everywhere, Affordable Ones Nowhere

For Lance Windel, the problem isn’t hard to describe. “It’s a math problem,” Windel, manager of LW Development, said. Across Oklahoma, apartment complexes sit boarded up. Houses deteriorate. Entire properties fall out of the market. At the same time, renters scramble to find anything they can afford.

Oklahoma · 03-23

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Parks Jones Realtors: 374 homes on the market

LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) - Parks Jones released a new report on the Lawton Housing Market. According to those numbers, there are 374 homes currently on the market, with an average asking price of around $241,000. They’ve been on the market for 48 days on average an increase from last year’s...

Lawton, OK · 03-18

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Choctaw Nation’s $4.1 Billion Boom Rewrites The Rules In Southeast Oklahoma

The Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma is doing a lot more than running gaming facilities. A new economic analysis finds the tribe helped generate roughly $4.1 billion in economic activity in 2023 and supported about 27,000 jobs across the state, positioning the Nation as a financial backbone for education, health care and housing in southeastern Oklahoma, as reported by United of Oklahoma.

Oklahoma · 03-14

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Homeowners, builders can lower risk of damage from wildfires

TULSA, Okla. - TheOklahoma Insurance Commissioner believes new building codes should require more fire-resistant features, as a way to reduce property loss and lower insurance premiums. “I think we have to build differently,” Insurance Commissioner Glen Mulready said. “We can’t just continue to rebuild and rebuild the same way it...

Oklahoma · 03-13

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Changing Oklahoma property valuation structure would create disparities, critics say

OKLAHOMA CITY – A Senate panel on Wednesday passed a measure to reduce the caps on property valuations despite concerns it could create huge disparities in property tax payments. Senate Joint Resolution 39 would reduce the 3% cap annual property values on homesteads and agricultural properties by a percentage point. The cap on other valuations […]

Oklahoma · 03-04

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OKHBA President said tariffs have not impacted Oklahoma builders but uncertainty is looming

OKLAHOMA - Rising construction costs, economic uncertainty, and ongoing tariffs are sidelining buyers and weighing on builder confidence. While tariffs get much of the blame, President of the Oklahoma Builders Association Ryan Martinez said there are other industry pressures at play. A report from the National Association of Home Builders...

Oklahoma · 03-02