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This Oklahoma Building Looks Like It Was Pulled Straight From Another Era
Buildings you pass without a second glance, and then buildings that stop you completely in your tracks. This Oklahoma tower is absolutely the second kind. The moment I spotted its ornate roofline rising above the city streets, I felt like I had somehow wandered into a different century. It stands twenty four stories tall, a Gothic Revival masterpiece finished in the nineteen twenties during the height of the state’s oil boom, and it still commands attention like nothing else around it.
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OKC Party Pros Muscle Into Tulsa With Big New Showroom Lease
Marianne's Rentals, a long-running, family-owned event-rental company out of Oklahoma City, is moving into South Central Tulsa with a sizable new showroom. The firm has leased about 18,149 square feet at 8532 E. 41st Street in a freestanding retail building near the BA Expressway, which will put a hefty stockpile of tents, tables, linens and lighting much closer to Tulsa planners and venues.
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New 55-acre mixed-use development planned for east Tulsa
TULSA, Okla. — Groundbreaking is being held today for a new residential and commercial development on the east side of Tulsa. Lucent Valley will sit on roughly 55 acres, on the southwest corner of 41st and 129th East Avenue. As a master-planned, mixed-used development, it will feature 270 single-family...
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Lucent Valley development to bring housing, retail and hospitality to east Tulsa
TULSA, Okla. — Lucent Valley Development, Tulsa elected officials, and members of the community celebrated the groundbreaking of a new mixed-use master-planned development on Monday afternoon. Lucent Valley is a 54-acre development planned to have over 270 single-family residential lots, workforce and first-time homebuyer housing, and future commercial development...
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DEQ cites Broken Arrow for development site runoff, city to respond
The Department of Environmental Quality has issued the city of Broken Arrow with notices of violations related to runoff from an abandoned housing construction site into a neighboring subdivision. The DEQ last month sent a letter to the city alleging it failed to exercise its enforcement authority for storm sewer...
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Tulsa Housing Authority breaks ground on Phase III of 36N, city’s largest affordable housing project
TULSA, Okla. - The Tulsa Housing Authority and its development partners broke ground Friday on Phase III of the 36N project near 36th Street and Peoria Avenue, marking the latest milestone in what officials call the largest affordable housing investment in the city’s history. The President and CEO of...
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Proposed Tulsa ordinance could allow city to foreclose on blighted homes
TULSA, Okla. - Abandoned homes that have become a nuisance due to issues such as overgrown grass, trash, and repeated code violations could be foreclosed on by the City of Tulsa under a proposed ordinance headed to the Tulsa City Council. The ordinance would align Tulsa with a state law...
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Filing Alert: Fairfax Investors Chapter 11
Fairfax Investors, LLC and its debtor affiliates⁽¹⁾, a Tulsa, OK-based real estate company that owns the Fairfax Apartments, filed for Chapter 11 protection on Jun. 12 in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Western District of Oklahoma. The company reports $10 million to $50 million in both...
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North Tulsa's 36 North housing project breaks ground on $35 million development
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The 2026 Parade of Homes!
The 2026 Greater Tulsa Parade of Homes, happening June 13-21, is your chance to explore the latest in home building, design, and innovation—right here in the Tulsa area. This free, week-long event gives home buyers and dreamers a firsthand look at over 100 new homes from the region’s top builders.
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District 1 Tulsa City Councilwoman Vanessa Hall-Harper is running for re-election. She told us why.
Tulsa City Councilor Vanessa Hall-Harper is running for reelection for the District 1 seat she’s held since 2016. So far, three challengers have announced their plans to run for the seat that covers a large swath of north Tulsa. You can confirm which district you live in by using the city’s Council District Finder Map.
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Tahlequah Scores 14 New Lease-to-Own Homes in Cherokee Nation Housing Push
On a recent Monday in Tahlequah, Cherokee Nation leaders and Autumn Woods residents cut the ribbon on 14 new lease-to-own homes for tribal citizens, the latest addition to the neighborhood. The $4.2 million project brought new utilities, stormwater work and site preparation across roughly nine acres, pushing the subdivision to more than 30 homes in total. Under the program, new homeowners will pay $600 a month, a single payment that covers the lease, property taxes and insurance while also counting toward eventual ownership.
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Tulsa Development Moves Forward With Financing
Key financing has been secured for the development of a 99-unit mixed-income development in Tulsa, Oklahoma. M&T Realty Capital Corp. (M&T RCC) announced that it has provided $11.78 million in financing for The Enclave at 36N, marking the latest milestone in an ongoing collaboration with the Housing Authority of the City of Tulsa and the city.
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Oklahoma's Fast-Growing Tulsa Suburb Has Local Shops, Parks, Top-Tier Golf, And A Walkable Downtown
In the northeast corner of Oklahoma sits Owasso, a Tulsa suburb that is home to an estimated 45,000 residents. Replete with local shops in a walkable downtown, an abundance of green spaces, and golf courses, Owasso also hovers near the top end of Niche.com's rankings when it comes to being one of the best suburbs to raise a family in Oklahoma. The neighborhood review site states that the city has some of the best public schools in the state, and it is also a great suburb for young professionals to live in. All these factors make it unsurprising, then, that the World Population Review has reported an influx of approximately 6,700 new residents to the suburb in the last six years, while also pointing to a 2.52% increase in growth in the last year alone. This places Owasso at No. 13 on a list of over 200 fastest-growing cities in Oklahoma.