Tecumseh, OK Real Estate and More | NewsBreak

Open in NewsBreak

|

Tecumseh

See all locations

Customize your news

Sunny

39°F

Tecumseh, OK · Real Estate

Oklahoma Voice

partner publisher · 7.5K followers

article img

Sam Wargin Grimaldo fills House vacancy in Oklahoma City

OKLAHOMA CITY — A central and south Oklahoma City House district finally has a representative after spending the past legislative session without one. Sam Wargin Grimaldo, a Democrat, took the oath of office Friday afternoon to represent House District 92. Former Democratic Rep. Forrest Bennett resigned from the office Dec. 1 to lead the Oklahoma […]

Oklahoma City, OK · 06-26

okwnews.com

Top Homeowners Insurance Mistakes Oklahoma Homeowners Need to Avoid

Choosing the right homeowners insurance is one of the most important steps you can take to protect your home. Many Oklahoma homeowners focus only on the lowest premium, without checking what the policy actually covers. This can lead to major out‑of‑pocket costs after a storm, fire, or other disaster. Here are common mistakes to avoid with Oklahoma home insurance.

Oklahoma · 06-25

ccr-mag.com

Architectural Envelope Protection for Southwest Properties

From searing summer heatwaves and intense UV exposure to sudden hail, torrential downpours, and freezing winters, commercial properties in Oklahoma and Texas face some of the most punishing weather in the country. For architects, property managers, and business owners, maintaining a building’s exterior isn’t just about curb appeal-it is a...

Oklahoma · 06-25

hoodline.com

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.

Tulsa, OK · 06-23

article img

oklahomawatch.org

First Watch: Stuff You Should Know

Oklahoma City’s Eviction Rate Has Doubled in a Decade. New Data Shows Who It’s Hitting Hardest. Oklahoma City’s eviction rate stood at about 6% a decade ago. It’s now 12%, more than double New York City’s rate, according to a new data set from the Eviction Lab at Princeton University compiled in partnership with Mental Health Association Oklahoma. The lab will now track Oklahoma City monthly.

Oklahoma City, OK · 06-23

hoodline.com

State Rehab Agency Stakes Big Claim on NW Expressway With 30,456-SF Office Deal

The Oklahoma Department of Rehabilitation Services is planting a sizable flag on NW Expressway, signing a 10-year lease for about 30,456 square feet at Northwest Office Center, a two-story office complex in northwest Oklahoma City. The property at 4334 NW Expressway dates to the early 1970s, and the long-term commitment anchors a major state presence in the corridor that could consolidate multiple agency operations under one roof.

Oklahoma · 06-23

The Money Overview

partner publisher · 73.3K followers

States are racing to wipe out homeowner property taxes, and Oklahoma’s plan would end them for anyone over 65 who owns a home outright

Older homeowners in Oklahoma who have paid off their mortgages could soon owe nothing in property taxes, under a proposal the state House advanced earlier this year. The measure is one of at least three active efforts across the country to sharply reduce or abolish property taxes on primary residences. South Dakota voters will weigh […] The post States are racing to wipe out homeowner property taxes, and Oklahoma’s plan would end them for anyone over 65 who owns a home outright appeared first on The Money Overview .

Oklahoma · 06-20

mariettamonitor.com

Oklahoma’s cannabis market is collapsing

Zachary Bomar entered Oklahoma’s cannabis industry in 2020 after oil field layoffs, investing his savings alongside his three brothers in what he called the next oil boom. Wholesale prices were $3,000 a pound. Today he sells for $1,100. Bomar’s experience reflects a broader reckoning across Oklahoma’s cannabis economy. The...

Oklahoma · 06-18

DMR News

partner publisher · 4.2K followers

Team Webb Real Estate Announces More Than 500 Million in Career Sales and 699 Closed Transactions Across Oklahoma

Darren Webb and Team Webb Real Estate today announced a career milestone of more than $500 million in real estate sales volume and 699 completed transactions across Oklahoma. The achievement reflects more than three decades of experience serving buyers, sellers, and investors throughout the Oklahoma City metropolitan area and surrounding communities. Founded by Darren Webb, […]

Oklahoma · 06-21

hoodline.com

Bricktown’s 1,907-Foot Legends Tower Dream Hinges on Rent Checks

Developer Scot Matteson says the Boardwalk at Bricktown is still a go, but the headline-grabbing Legends Tower will only climb to 1,907 feet if the numbers add up. The Oklahoma City mega-project is being staged so that phase one delivers apartments, hotels and retail at more conventional heights, and the sky-piercing tower follows only if leasing and sales prove the market is hungry enough. For now, Matteson says his biggest hurdle is simple: can Oklahoma City really support a vertical landmark that tall?

Oklahoma City, OK · 06-15

The Oklahoman

partner publisher · 48.5K followers

State probe again finds OK county jail 'not in substantial compliance'

The Oklahoma County jail has now failed a dozen health inspections in a row, according to a report by the Oklahoma State Department of Health. Inspectors conducted a spot inspection on May 4-5 that revealed many of the same deficiencies and violations documented in previous reports , finding the jail, formally the Oklahoma County Detention Center, again, "not in substantial compliance." Jail trust Chairman Jim Holman said many of the deficiencies have already been corrected as a result of policy changes made since the inspection. The deficiencies included at least 2,400 inmate sight checks that either did not occur or were improperly documented in 20 logbooks kept from April 7 to May 4, according to the report, obtained by The Oklahoman on Monday, June 15. The report doesn't appear to be as favorable as jail administrator Tim Kimrey expected. "Over all, from the feedback we received, it was very positive. There were some things that need to be addressed, but I think it was a lot better than what it was in the past," he told the Criminal Justice Authority, the public trust that governs the jail, at its meeting May 8. More: Jail, all county departments get full funding

Oklahoma County, OK · 06-16

okcfox.com

Tickets running out for St. Jude Dream Home Giveaway in Edmond as sales near cap

EDMOND, Okla. (KOKH) — Officials say you only have a few more chances to be entered to win a beautiful new home in Edmond. As of June 15, organizers say we have already sold 8,000 tickets for the St. Jude Dream Home Giveaway. In all, only 11,000 tickets will...

Edmond, OK · 06-15

golfoklahoma.org

How golfers choose where to live and play

For serious golfers, location is not just about housing. It directly affects how often they can play, the quality of courses available, and the overall lifestyle tied to the game. Where you live determines how accessible golf is on a weekly basis, not just during weekends or special outings. Golfers...

Oklahoma · 06-17

okenergytoday.com

Corporation Commission to start paying rent

Of the dozens of bills passed in the Oklahoma legislature this year, at least 10 will have some kind of impact on state regulators at the Oklahoma Corporation Commission. One will make the agency start paying rent on its own building. A key measure was SB1177, the general appropriations bill...

Oklahoma · 06-14

yieldpro.com

Gilbane Reaches Financial Close on Purpose-Built Student Housing Community at University of Oklahoma

Gilbane Development announced financial close, in collaboration with Coleraine Capital Group, and financed by Santander and Fifth Third Bank on a purpose-built student housing community near the University of Oklahoma (OU) in Norman, Oklahoma. Situated on a 33-acre site just 0.7 miles from the University of Oklahoma’s campus, the community is designed to serve the next generation of students at a university experiencing unprecedented growth.

Norman, OK · 06-12

myfamilytravels.com

10 Oklahoma Towns Losing Residents as High Property Taxes and Housing Costs Push People Out

Oklahoma has always been known for affordable living, wide open spaces, and a pace of life that does not require a second mortgage just to keep a roof overhead. But that reputation is starting to crack in certain corners of the state. A handful of towns are watching their populations...

Oklahoma · 06-02

The Oklahoman

partner publisher · 48.5K followers

Jail, all county departments get full funding in new OK County budget

The new Oklahoma County budget was approved with no fuss, a rarity, and it includes adequate funding for the county jail for the first time since the Criminal Justice Authority took it over in 2020. The County Budget Board approved finances for the next fiscal year, starting June 30, after a one-minute-long public hearing during which no one from the public weighed in on Thursday, June 11. Only County Assessor Larry Stein commented on the $163,252,323 budget for 2026-2027, which meets all departments' estimated needs, as well as those of the regularly underfunded county jail, formally the Oklahoma County Detention Center. The jail operates under contract, not as a county department. More: Commissioners again keep sheriff from spending funds to fight Drummond "I think it's amazing what we were able to accomplish this year," Stein said. "We funded the jail. We funded it for this year, and we funded it for next year. And it's an exciting time for the county as we continue to progress with getting the people's business done." The budget includes $42,465,169 for the Criminal Justice Authority, the public trust that governs the jail, and $17,480,166 in reserves. Behind the cost of general government operations, the

Oklahoma County, OK · 06-12

Oklahoma Daily

OU regents to consider tuition increases, $420M in construction bonds

OU Board of Regents will consider tuition increases, $420 million in construction project bonds and revisions to academic integrity policies during its meeting Tuesday. The news: Regents will consider increased costs for tuition and mandatory fees, housing and meal plans and parking. Proposed increases are as follows:. • 3% housing...

Oklahoma · 06-13

news9.com

Developers break ground on new downtown Oklahoma City apartment development

OKLAHOMA CITY - Developers and local leaders broke ground Tuesday morning on a new apartment block located in downtown Oklahoma City. Boulevard Place, with estimated construction costs at around $80 million, will bring a multifamily community located right next to Scissortail Park, the Omni Hotel and Paycom Center. Developed by...

Oklahoma City, OK · 06-09

myfamilytravels.com

10 Underrated Oklahoma Towns Where You Can Live Well Without Spending a Fortune

We all know the feeling of looking at a housing app and wanting to throw your phone across the room. But believe it or not, there are still corners of Oklahoma where you can actually get a backyard and a porch without needing to win the lottery first. I recently...

Oklahoma · 05-29

Nearby Cities

See all locations