Nearly 95 vacant homes could give way to a mixed-housing revival in historic Creston Park, but the project still needs a developer.

Fun City plans a roughly 47,000‑square‑foot indoor park at Centennial Plaza in northwest Oklahoma City, promising obstacle courses, courts and an arcade near Penn Square.

The city is directing $5M in low-interest loans — $3M to The Shane, $2M to Villas at Stonelake — from its 2025 bond to preserve affordable apartments.

Mid-Del broke ground this week on indoor practice fields, weight rooms and classroom additions funded by the district’s $492.7M bond. The projects aim to give students year‑round training space.

Okmulgee neighbors are pressing for records and environmental studies after learning a Fluidstack data center is planned next to the Deep Fork National Wildlife Refuge. A public open house at OSU Institute of Technology is set for Monday evening.

Lower prices, new construction and state down‑payment help are giving first‑time buyers a clearer path to homeownership in Oklahoma, especially in Tulsa and Oklahoma City.

State and local inspectors conducted unit‑by‑unit checks at Sand Hills after tenants reported broken AC, nonworking smoke alarms and persistent pest problems. City and OHFA officials said findings are still being compiled.

State grants up to $10,000 open July 13 to help Oklahoma homeowners upgrade roofs to FORTIFIED standards; eligibility includes a homestead exemption and active wind coverage.

Norman’s council approved a yearlong moratorium on new data‑center permits to give staff time to update zoning and hold public hearings.

OHFA's 2026 annual report shows the Housing Stability Program has supported 1,058 homes statewide and begun placing buyers into brand‑new houses.

Hobby Lobby paid about $5.1M for roughly 30 acres at OKC 577 Commerce Park, expanding its footprint in an industrial park pitched as a logistics hub.

A Rogers County judge overturned a zoning denial and cleared PSO to pursue natural‑gas conversions, two turbines and battery storage at the Northeastern (Oologah) plant.

A national rent analysis puts Lawton near the top for affordability — typical renters pay about $865 a month and housing takes roughly 19% of local paychecks.