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Mustang, Oklahoma (pop. 17,395) has voted down adoption of the 2009 International Codes after a city council member argued that the codes represent an implementation of a United Nations resolution known as “Agenda 21.”
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Commendable Achievement - RePUBlic Gastropub, Oklahoma City, Okla.
“The coolest sports bar in America” was the client's request, and that's what architect Rand Elliott delivered.
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Oklahoma Sees First ARRA Project
ADA, OKLA.— The renovation of a 56-unit development here nearly came to a halt as the economy tanked, but Red-Wood Development was able to complete the work this year with the help of federal stimulus dollars.
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Raymond James and BOKF Fund Two Projects
Raymond James Tax Credit Funds announced it has recently partnered with the BOKF Community Development Fund, a Bank of Oklahoma subsidiary focused on economic development and affordable housing, to provide $6.9 million in low-income housing tax credit (LI
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Relatively Unscathed
THROUGHOUT THE RECESSION, Oklahoma City has received a tremendous amount of national attention as a result of its relatively stable economy. And that attention is welldeserved.
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Hope and Worry
Here's the good news: Deals are moving again. Developers in South Central states are closing the financing and starting construction on scores of stalled affordable housing projects throughout the region.
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2009 SIXTH ANNUAL A|L LIGHT AND ARCHITECTURE DESIGN AWARDS ? Car Park One
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Red Prime Steak, Oklahoma City
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If you don’t have an online presence yet, now’s a good time to start.
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South Central At-A-Glance
TULSA, OKLA. - While it may be located in the heart of Tornado Alley, this city has avoided much of the storm that has hit housing markets across the United States in the past couple of years. Employment has grown, and the unemployment rate fell more than a percentage point early in 2008 before...