Dominium says it will bring roughly 1,000 affordable apartments to Oklahoma, with two Oklahoma City projects already breaking ground and tax‑credit filings underway.

Mazaheri Properties and partners closed on University Town Center in Norman for $82.25M, adding a high‑traffic, 416,766‑sq‑ft retail asset to their portfolio.

Rose Rock has started site work on Boulevard Place at 20 W. Oklahoma City Blvd, a long‑delayed mid‑rise that aims to add roughly 260 apartments near the convention center. The move marks the project's first visible progress after years of delays.

The historic Magnolia Building in Automobile Alley sold Monday for $4.6M and is slated for conversion into a boutique hotel, industry reporting shows.

OG&E says it will power three new Google data centers in Muskogee and Stillwater under agreements that place hookup costs on Google and aim to protect ratepayers.

Yukon officials have proposed a $73.6M mixed‑use project east of Yukon High School funded by a 25‑year TIF. Two public hearings are scheduled as the city and developer finalize annexation and financing details.

Zillow’s April forecast sees a tiny 0.3% statewide uptick in Oklahoma home values through December 2026 as mortgage rates and inventory shifts reshape the spring market. Local medians would see only modest dollar gains.

Yukon is testing Bethany wells and reclaimed‑water reuse as a proposed data center and an expiring wholesale contract put pressure on local supplies. Officials say safeguards and permits must come first.

A new North Side YMCA will break ground in The Village this Friday, with officials saying the build will expand childcare, pools and community services for north-side families.

WalletHub’s latest ranking places Oklahoma City at No. 26 and Tulsa at No. 45 for rent affordability, with rents taking roughly 19.8% and 21.1% of local incomes. The report leans on Census and federal CPI data.

A Freeman family ranching empire across the Texas‑Oklahoma Panhandle is for sale as a single package for $127.7M, offering irrigated cropland, a 9,000‑head feedyard and energy royalties.

Downtown leaders and developers are coordinating repairs and tenant outreach to reactivate OKC’s mile‑long Underground as new housing and arena projects bring more people downtown.

A local TID committee recommended a full property-tax abatement for Project Mustang, prompting debate over transparency, water use and impacts on school funding.