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August 19, 2012
The Oklahoma City icon building known as the Gold Dome is set for a foreclosure sale next month. According to NewsOK, the building will be sold to the highest bidder on September 13th. The Gold Dome, which was built in 1958, was thought by some to be “the bank of tomorrow.” The building was almost […]
Thanks to the Thunder’s NBA season, Oklahoma City is getting nationwide attention as a major league city. With that prestige comes a certain expectation of businesses and others located in Oklahoma City to “up the ante” as a big league city. The NBA finals certainly made a contribution to bringing Oklahoma City to a larger […]
According to a news blurb from Retail Traffic Mag, there is a second wave of construction and shop additions coming to The Outlet Shoppes as Oklahoma City. Phase II will add 28,000 square feet and retail shops such as Columbia Sports and Ann Taylor LOFT, among others. Following the opening of the outlets about 10 […]
Oklahoma City is among a few cities in the nation that were relatively unphased during the housing crisis, and according to HomeValueForecast.com the city has oil production to that for that success. The oil industry has helped lower the unemployment rates and also raise property values in the middle- America city. The Oklahoma City movers […]
Published
October 25, 2011
Next Monday, October 31, the National Residential Auctioneers are hosting a multi-property auction of Oklahoma City area homes. The homes up for auction consist of three, single-family properties. The first is an 1,841 sq. ft. Nichols Hills home that has three bedrooms and two full baths. Features such as a large kitchen, hardwood floors, a […]
Published
September 22, 2011
September 27-28, Oklahoma City is hosting the Green Building Summit at the Reed Center in Midwest City. The goal of the summit is to educate and encourage local home builders and realtors to embrace eco-friendly habits and practices. For example, running an energy efficiency test on a home will likely show large amounts of wasted energy escaping […]
Published
September 19, 2011
The median pricing for homes in Oklahoma City is about a third of what it costs to live in areas like Northern Virginia and Maryland, according to the National Study of Realtors study on second quarter sales. Essentially, Oklahoma City has some of the most affordable housing in the country. If you’re looking for an […]
Got an extra $62.5 million lying around? Why not purchase this fabulous skyscraper for sale in downtown Oklahoma City! What’s inside the building? Among many businesses it’s the headquarters of the Oklahoma City Thunder as well as the U.S. Attorney’s Office. The building was bought for $30 million in 2005, and now is being peddled […]
Published
January 17, 2011
What is the difference between a two-man move and a three-man move? There are many possible answers to this question. You may find yourself asking your local Oklahoma City movers why you need three movers when your neighbor moved with only two. To save you some stress and ultimately to make sure you have the […]
Published
December 21, 2010
One thing you can always count on is flexibility from your professional movers here in Oklahoma City. Plans can change suddenly when you are moving locally or long distance, and your local moving company here in Oklahoma City knows that changes to your move are sometimes out of your control. If you need to change […]
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