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Cherokee Nation launches North Tulsa housing addition
Cherokee Nation announced the opening of several new affordable rental homes in North Tulsa last week. North Tulsa is home to nearly 10,000 Cherokee citizens, and the tribe opened its first affordable housing development week with seven new apartments on North Harvard Avenue. The tribe partnered with the Green Country Habitat for Humanity and the City of Tulsa for the project.
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A Milestone in North Tulsa, and a Promise Yet to Be Fulfilled
Housing is healthcare when the alternative for a Cherokee family is homelessness. A safe, affordable home gives families the stability they need to thrive. That’s true across the Cherokee Nation Reservation, and it’s especially true in North Tulsa, where the density or need for quality housing has not been met for far too long.
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Tribe opens affordable-rental housing in North Tulsa
TULSA – On Oct. 28, Cherokee Nation officials and North Tulsa community members gathered for the opening of a new affordable-rental housing project. The Housing Authority of the Cherokee Nation in collaboration with Green Country Habitat for Humanity and the city of Tulsa invested $1.35 million to bring seven Cherokee families affordable-rental units. Tribal funding of $450,000 came from the CN Housing, Jobs &Sustainable Communities Act. The remaining $900,000 was covered by grants through the city of Tulsa.
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FOX23 Investigates: Homeowners say Tulsa home seller left problems unfixed as lawsuit ends
TULSA, Okla. — A lawsuit filed by a Bartlesville homeowner against Lifeway Homes, a Tulsa company that sells manufactured and modular homes, has ended in a mutual agreement, the homeowner told FOX23. Dave Keener’s lawsuit was dismissed with prejudice earlier this year, according to online court records. Keener said...
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Cherokee Nation to purchase apartments in north Tulsa
TULSA, Okla. — The Cherokee Nation is set to purchase apartments in north Tulsa for Cherokee families to move into. It will be Cherokee Nation's first apartments in north Tulsa. The Houising Authority of the Cherokee Nation (HACN) has entered an agreement with Green Country Habitat for Humanity to...
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Hall-Harper and Wilson talk north Tulsa issues ahead of District 1 runoff election
With just two weeks until the Nov. 3 election, District 1 Tulsa City Councilor Vanessa Hall-Harper faced off against Corinice Wilson in a candidate forum Monday night. The conversation, hosted by Northside Neighbors executive director Reggie Ivey, touched on topics like housing affordability, public safety and dilapidated property in north Tulsa.
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Tulsa leaders unveil proposed BOK Center upgrades ahead of hotel tax vote
TULSA, Okla. - Tulsa voters will decide Nov. 3, 2026, whether to nearly double the city’s Hotel Guest Tax, a fee paid by people staying in hotels, motels and short-term rentals. The proposed increase from 5% to 9.9% would help fund improvements to BOK Center and Arvest Convention Center,...
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Creator Walked Followers Through Her Own Real Application to the Habitat for Humanity Homebuyer Program After Years of Feeling Locked Out of Owning a Home
A creator in Tulsa is sharing her own real application process for the Habitat for Humanity homebuyer program, after years of feeling priced out of homeownership in her own city. […]
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Tulsa Property Manager Keyrenter Expands to Florida as Rental Owners Rank Getting Paid Their Top Concern
The single biggest fear rental property owners have when hiring a property manager is not getting paid. Keyrenter Property Management, a Tulsa-based residential property management company, is addressing that fear head-on as it opens its eighth market, in Ocala, Florida, extending the same financial safeguards that already protect roughly 1,800 owner clients and around 3,500 […]
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Two Tulsa Landmarks Land on National Register as Developers Eye New Life
Two long-standing Tulsa buildings have officially joined the National Register of Historic Places: the Hawk Dairies building at 2415 E. 11th St. and First Christian Church at 913 S. Boulder Ave. The designations arrive as both properties are already tied up in redevelopment efforts that could reshape their futures while preserving pieces of their past.
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Two Tulsa properties added to National Register of Historic Places
TULSA, Okla. - Two properties in Tulsa have been added to the National Register of Historic Places. Hawk Dairies, which was built in 1947-1948, and the First Christian Church, established in 1918, will receive specialized tax incentives through the Oklahoma State Historic Preservation Office and the National Park Service. In...
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2 Tulsa properties added to National Register of Historic Places
TULSA, Okla. - Two Tulsa buildings recognized for their architectural significance will be redeveloped for housing, dining, entertainment and events. Hawk Dairies at 2415 E. 11th St. and First Christian Church at 913 S. Boulder Ave. have been added to the National Register of Historic Places, making them eligible for historic preservation tax incentives to support rehabilitation.
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The Multifamily Group Announces Sale of Midtown Reserve in Tulsa Oklahoma
The Multifamily Group (TMG), a Dallas-based commercial real estate brokerage firm, is pleased to announce the successful sale of Midtown Reserve, an 87-unit multifamily community located in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Paul Yazbeck, Managing Partner at TMG, represented the seller, while Yonnic Land represented the buyer. The property had undergone more than...
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Muskogee considers property and sales tax options to pay $29.25 million judgments
MUSKOGEE, Okla. - The City of Muskogee is trying to determine how to pay $29.25 million in court judgments. The judgments come from three inverse condemnation cases involving properties the city demolished without adequately compensating the owners. City Manager Kendal Francis says the judgments are now a legal obligation for...
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Tulsa hotel tax proposal could fund upgrades at BOK Center, downtown venues
TULSA, Okla. - A proposed increase to Tulsa’s hotel guest tax could help fund major upgrades at the BOK Center and other city-owned venues. Keller Taylor, general manager of the BOK Center, said the proposal would increase the tax paid by hotel guests from 5% to 9.9%. Tulsa voters will decide whether to approve the increase on Nov. 3.
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Housing on County Line OK’d, Broken Arrow resident’s court challenge still alive
In a unanimous vote, the Broken Arrow City Council approved the final plat for a 49-arcre housing development near County Line Road and New Orleans Street, although a request for a restraining order to suspend the project is still alive in court. The Council voted 5-0 to greenlight County Line...