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Oklahoma City proudly secures a position among selection of the top 50 Best Places to Live in 2024, as highlighted by Money.com, a reputable personal finance site. 

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Both Moody’s Investors Service and S&P Global Ratings have reaffirmed Oklahoma City's AAA bond rating for the 16th consecutive year. It is only one of 11 cities in the U.S. with a population of 690,000 or more to have AAA ratings.

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Chef Jeff Chanchaleune in front of Ma Der Lao's art mural of his grandmother. Chef Jeff Chanchaleune's culinary journey is not just boosting Oklahoma City’s recognition on the national scale; it’s introducing the vibrant culture and flavors of Laos to the palates of Oklahoma City residents. Growing up immersed in the restaurant industry more»

A lot has been written about Oklahoma City’s modern-day renaissance. How the citizens of Oklahoma City invested in themselves through MAPS and built a community that is attracting new residents from all over the country in record numbers. The rise of local districts in Oklahoma City played a big role in that renaissance.

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It was a historic day for Oklahoma City and specifically the burgeoning Innovation District as earlier this month Convergence hosted its Topping Out Ceremony.

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According to data provided by Gusto, a leading cloud-based HR platform, Oklahoma City experienced a notable surge in job growth, cementing its position as an attractive hub for employment seekers.

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Oklahoma City is experiencing a surge in retail development projects, reshaping the city's landscape and offering a wide range of new experiences for residents and visitors alike.

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Oklahoma City has clinched the top spot for the lowest cost of living among large cities with populations exceeding 500,000. That’s according to a recent report by the Council for Community and Economic Research (C2ER). The 2023 annual Cost of Living Index (COLI) for Oklahoma City stands at an impressive 85.1, a significant 14.9 points below the more»