Rep. Rob Hall says he'll file legislation after a Tuesday interim study, arguing everyone needs a place to live.

P.B. Odom III, known for building suburban subdivisions, is making his first downtown OKC play with a nearly century-old skyscraper.

Starwood Capital and Trinitas Ventures are backing the seven-story project, replacing 64 existing apartment units.

Project Thunderbird would span four campuses in Garfield County and proposes its own natural gas power plant rather than relying on Enid's electric grid.

The vacant 10-story tower at 2945 Northwest Expressway is set for a dual-branded Hilton after years of foreclosure fights.

New York firm Lightstone bought the west-side outlet mall despite 97.5% occupancy and 2.6 million annual visits.

No developers have approached Midwest City, but leaders want 1,000-foot home buffers locked in before any pitch arrives.

Anish Hotels Group now controls three major downtown OKC hotels after buying the 311-room Wyndham Grand near Bricktown.

City design commissioners approved plans near NW 24th and Douglas Boulevard, with construction eyed for late September.

The 4-acre site once housed A&A Auto Parts & Salvage for over 40 years before a 2022 fire gutted it.

A foreclosure filing puts the landmark geodesic bank building back on the brink, just as city officials near a fresh $3 million funding vote.

The Athenian building near Paycom Center will become downtown Oklahoma City's first full high school campus by Fall 2027.

A new analysis finds 52.2% of Oklahoma City renter families with children spend over 30% of income on rent, close to the national rate.