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Britton Old Town makeover set as revival adds brewery, distillery and restaurant
Britton Old Town, a community annexed 70 years ago by Oklahoma City, is about to undergo a $1.6 million street and sidewalks makeover as the stretch emerges as the city’s newest historic destination.
more»PlaceKeepers helps to ethically reestablish OKC's eastside
Northeast Oklahoma City Renaissance (NEOKCR) has partnered with Urban Land Institute Oklahoma to establish PlaceKeepers. The program is geared towards providing real estate and small business developers with unique networks and mentorships to revitalize the city’s northeast side.
more»ICSC show will help Chamber, City promote OKC as retail destination
ICSC is a trade association comprised of members from the marketplace industry, whose mission is to “promote and elevate the marketplaces where people shop, dine, work, play and gather as foundational and vital ingredients of communities and economies.”
more»Oklahoma City MSA unemployment rate improves slightly
Oklahoma City continues to have one of the lowest unemployment rates in the country for major metros.
more»Talk of the town: First National Center redefines OKC’s epicenter
Following more than four years of work on one of the state’s largest restorations to date, the First National Center in downtown Oklahoma City has re-opened, bringing back a feeling of home for many downtown denizens.
more»OKC named among top 25 'best cities for young professionals'
Policygenius recently analyzed 250 cities on a variety of factors, including economic health, income, number of "fun" businesses, population of 20-34s and more to determine the top cities for young professionals in 2022. OKC ranked in the top 10% of all cities examined.
more»Oklahoma City MSA boasts the No. 7 lowest unemployment rate in the U.S.
The OKC MSA registered a 2.9% rate which was just a slight increase from January's rate of 2.8%.
more»OKC named among 'most affordable places to buy a new home'
Realtor.com recently looked at the median sales prices of newly constructed homes in more than 500 metro areas. Oklahoma City came in at #3 on the list.
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