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Oklahoma Department of Securities Sues Vesta Realty for Failing to Hand Over Subpoenaed Documents

Another lawsuit has been filed against Vesta Realty and its CEO, Marc Kulick. The Oklahoma Department of Securities is suing Vesta, alleging the company failed to provide internal documents the department subpoenaed. At least 28 lawsuits have been filed in 2026 against Kulick, his company or a property he controlled....

Oklahoma · 10-01
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Trading Post for September 29, 2026

For sale: Twin bed with mattress and box springs. Used less than 6 months. Clean and in very good condition. $60. Call 903-348-1233. Route 66 Tote. Genuine leather; embossed hand-painted symbols. 14″L x 10H x 5 ½ W plus handles. Flat bottom. No metal hardware. Black fabric lining. From Route 66 In Oklahoma City 1986. One of a kind. $70. (903) 438-9175. Leave name and number for call back.

Oklahoma City, OK · 09-29
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First Watch: Stuff You Should Know

Oklahoma Has a Housing Paradox. Land Banks Could Help Convert Part of the Problem Into a Solution. A constituent kept calling Sen. Julia Kirt about the house next door — boarded up for more than a decade, squatters coming and going, police and fire responding repeatedly. Kirt started researching land banks.

Oklahoma · 09-29
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Realtors, Developers and Lawmakers Say Land Banks Are a Start Toward Housing Fix

Land banks are back in the conversation at the state Capitol. After a bill Sen. Julia Kirt proposed on the subject failed to leave committee this past legislative session, the Senate minority leader held an interim study on September 15 to analyze how Oklahoma could use land banks to address vacant and abandoned properties across the state and increase the state’s affordable, available housing.

Oklahoma · 09-28
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These 10 Affordable Cities Are Suddenly Getting More Attention From Homebuyers

Buying a home can feel like shopping for a regular house in a luxury store these days, but some cities are giving budget-conscious buyers a reason to keep looking. These 10 affordable cities are getting more attention because they offer something increasingly valuable: a realistic path to homeownership without automatically requiring a massive paycheck. That does not mean every house in these markets comes with The post These 10 Affordable Cities Are Suddenly Getting More Attention From Homebuyers appeared first on .

Oklahoma City, OK · 09-13

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20 best cities in America to buy a home in 2026

Stacker ranked 20 U.S. cities where home prices, incomes, schools, and job access line up for buyers in 2026, using Niche's latest housing data.

Oklahoma City, OK · 09-22

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Courtyard by Marriott OKC Airport changes hands

Hunter Advisors brokered the sale of the Courtyard by Marriott Oklahoma City Airport, a 149-room hotel located in Oklahoma City. Sai Hospitality acquired the hotel from an undisclosed seller. The transaction was brokered by Spencer Davidson, SVP, and Mason McDavid, VP, Hunter. “We were proud to represent this transaction and...

Oklahoma City, OK · 09-23

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Locals Say These Oklahoma Towns Are Being Quietly Bought By Investors

Oklahoma’s small towns are changing in ways that can be easy to miss until you look closer at who is buying property. Investors have been showing growing interest in communities where homes, rental properties, and land can offer opportunities that larger markets may not. That attention can bring new...

Oklahoma · 09-15

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Edmond weighs decade of street projects from $50K fixes to $100M plan

EDMOND − Edmond streets, like all city streets, are works in progress. What that will look like in the next 10 years is, too. With a sales tax dedicated to road and street improvements from 2027 to 2037, city engineers and resident volunteers on the Edmond Capital Improvement Projects Advisory Board are working on prioritizing possible projects to send to the Edmond City Council for final approval.

Edmond, OK · 09-23

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Parade of homes showcasing million-dollar gorgeous new homes in Edmond

The Parade of Homes is an annual, free home-building showcase held across the Oklahoma City metro area that lets visitors tour dozens of new homes built by local builders. It’s organized by the Central Oklahoma Home Builders Association (COHBA) and is a major community event for homebuyers, builders, and anyone interested in architecture and design.

Edmond, OK · 09-21

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“It’s Just Crazy Ridiculous”: Homeowner says County is selling his land

OKLAHOMA CO. - A homeowner in rural Oklahoma County says he was shocked to learn a portion of the property he has owned for more than 30 years is being claimed by the county and could soon be sold at auction. James Anderson bought five acres from his grandfather in...

Oklahoma County, OK · 09-16

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Oklahoma couple donates $1 million to OMRF, highlighting the Foundation’s 80th anniversary

Oklahoma couple Richard “Dick” and Glenna Tanenbaum are celebrating a 1-million-dollar donation to the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation (OMRF) honoring a shared milestone with the foundation.

Oklahoma City, OK · 09-17

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Oklahoma County to seek forensic audit after $10M budget gap surfaces

Oklahoma County commissioners informally agreed to seek a special forensic audit of the county's murky finances at their session Wednesday, Sept. 16, and will consider specific requests of the State Auditor & Inspector's Office at a special meeting. Chairman Brian Maughan called the special meeting for 10 a.m. Friday, Sept. 18, in Room 204 of the County Annex Building adjacent to the Courthouse in downtown OKC, after more than an hour in executive session. The move comes after District Attorney Vicki Behenna and County Clerk Maressa Treat recommended an audit of county books in the wake of several revelations of financial disarray. Neither the cost to county taxpayers nor a source of funding for the investigation have been determined. More: DA recommends forensic audit of OK County finances as errors pile up First step in auditing county books: Get through 'September supplement' The first request of State Auditor & Inspector Cindy Bird will likely be narrower in scope than the "forensic audit of the County Clerk's office specifically as it relates to the Finance Division and the Clerk's accounting, financial reporting, purchasing, and budget-related duties" sought by Interim District 3 Commissioner Paul Foster, Maughan said. However, that is in hope

Oklahoma County, OK · 09-17

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Suburban Homebuilder Buys OKC's Dowell Center, Plots 200 Apartments

A long-vacant 20-story office tower in downtown Oklahoma City has finally found a buyer, and this one wants to turn it into homes. P.B. Odom III, a developer best known for building suburban subdivisions, has purchased the Dowell Center at 250 N. Robinson Ave. with plans to convert the historic skyscraper into approximately 200 apartments.

Oklahoma City, OK · 09-16

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First Watch: Stuff You Should Know

Congress Passed the Biggest Housing Bill in Decades. Oklahoma Advocates Say It’s Not Enough on Its Own. In early July, Congress passed the largest housing affordability bill in decades with broad bipartisan support. Oklahoma advocates are still waiting to see if it helps the people who need it most.

Oklahoma · 09-15

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Oklahoma experts push new housing policies to address rising costs and low homeownership

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. — On September 15, three interim studies on housing affordability took place at the Oklahoma state Capitol, including one led by state Rep. Rob Hall of Tulsa, as lawmakers and experts worked to find solutions to the state's growing housing challenges. Robert Aery of the Hern...

Oklahoma · 09-15

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Oklahoma Housing Market 2026 Shifts Toward Buyers

Oklahoma Housing Market Shifts Toward Buyers as Inventory Grows and Homes Take Longer to Sell. The Oklahoma housing market is giving buyers something they have not had much of in recent years: more choices, more negotiating room and more time to make a decision. The Oklahoma housing market 2026 has...

Oklahoma · 09-15

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DA recommends forensic audit of OK County finances as errors pile up

District Attorney Vicki Behenna is recommending a forensic audit of Oklahoma County government finances after County Clerk Maressa Treat's staff found a series of financial improprieties that have the budget so messed up that officials don't know exactly how much money the county has. County officials do not know where or when rolling accounting errors and internal reporting mistakes first occurred, or how to immediately correct the situation. A forensic audit is not a criminal investigation, but one could uncover evidence of fraud that could be used in court. Behenna had no further comment. Her spokeswoman, Brook Arbeitman, said it would be up to the Board of County Commissioners to hire a forensic auditor. Treat revealed questionable bookkeeping to other elected county officials individually, and to The Oklahoman, over several days starting in early September. Her effort came less than a month after county commissioners approved changes to employment practices related to a criminal investigation of alleged embezzlement in the clerk's office. The alleged misappropriation, which led Treat to fire a buying agent, was not connected to the overall problems, Treat told The Oklahoman on Friday, Sept. 11. The investigation by the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation is ongoing, she

Oklahoma County, OK · 09-11

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Future of Gold Dome in Oklahoma City uncertain after it unexpectedly lands another buyer

The historic Gold Dome in Oklahoma City faces an uncertain future after another party unexpectedly bought the property during a sheriff’s auction. The sale occurred the same day the city council approved $3 million in tax incentives for another developer who wanted to turn it into a music venue.

Oklahoma City, OK · 09-11