OSU modeling shows carbon payments can make loblolly pine plantings profitable on marginal eastern Oklahoma acres where timber alone doesn't pay.

An 18,000‑square‑foot Lake Hefner clubhouse opens in OKC with a restaurant, rentable simulators and a new pro shop ahead of a ribbon cutting and grand‑opening weekend.

An Edmond family says national landlord American Homes 4 Rent left their rental in disrepair, then filed an eviction after the family withheld rent while repairs lagged. A public adjuster called the house "barely habitable."

Vita Nova will convert a former OKC motel into roughly 73 affordable units using MAPS 4 funds. Officials say renovations and supportive services will follow a short demolition scheduled for April 6, 2026.

Oklahoma County approved about $500K to remove oil‑contaminated soil at 1901 E. Grand Blvd and says it will seek reimbursement from prior owners; the find complicates a project still short hundreds of millions.

Edmond's council approved a $17 million incentive to attract national retailers to the Legacy at Covell development while shortening a transfer‑station renewal. City materials outline payouts and projected sales.

Winsupply will add roughly 200,000 sq ft at its Miami Township site as part of a 1.6M sq ft national buildout that includes Atlanta and Oklahoma City. The move aims to speed deliveries and deepen inventory for local contractors.

OHFA paused HOME awards while lawmakers weigh House Bill 1823, which would require a 15% developer fee and could slow affordable housing projects statewide.

City officials are adding budget cushions to MAPS 4 projects to absorb rising construction costs while aiming to keep key projects on schedule.

A 75‑year‑old Mayfair shopping center at NW 50th and May sold for $17M after a Class‑A repositioning and a national marketing push. The buyer is an affiliate of Humphreys Capital.

Five major projects — a mass‑timber HQ, 214 affordable units, a MAPS‑funded family justice center and more — are reshaping downtown Oklahoma City.

Valir Health paid $3.6M for a three-story Midtown OKC medical building at 1226 N. Shartel Ave to support and expand its PACE senior-care services.

A block of Classen Drive will close Monday to make way for The Eddie, a new mixed‑use project and pedestrian plaza in Midtown. Construction activity is expected to begin the week of March 23.