Oklahoma City will apply for up to $26 million from HUD's Choice Neighborhoods program to advance a long‑planned redevelopment of Will Rogers Courts. The bid would fund new housing, services and neighborhood upgrades.

Edmond is consolidating zoning, subdivision and stormwater rules into a single Unified Development Code — the city's biggest rewrite since 2007. Open houses begin Thursday.

A Core to Shore review panel approved two TIF allocations to help convert historic downtown office buildings into mixed‑use apartments near Leadership Square.

The Quapaw Nation has opened a purpose-built Quapaw Casino in Miami with an expanded slot floor, new dining, a brewery outlet and a Ma Kó‑Sha coffee bar. Tribal leaders say the project will bolster jobs and tourism in northeast Oklahoma.

A private Midwest investor paid $22.5M for Lakeview Pointe in Stillwater; the 207,406‑sf, largely leased power center is anchored by Best Buy, Ross and Belk.

A Stillwater estate with a pro-grade baseball field and a $2M resort pool is on the market for $12M. The single-level house sits on roughly 137 acres and was completed in 2022.

Norman offers a Historic Window Lunch & Learn series for residents to learn about maintaining historic windows, with sessions on February 27 and March 27, 2026.

Gardner Tanenbaum paid $16.25M for Landmark Towers on NW 58th Street in Oklahoma City and plans to convert the three office towers into apartments.

EGA and Century plan a multibillion-dollar smelter at Inola that would be the first U.S. primary plant in nearly 50 years, promising roughly 1,000 permanent jobs.

City leaders are weighing a hotel‑motel tax hike to pay for $100M‑plus upgrades at the BOK Center and Arvest Convention Center, with voters likely to decide.

December closings in Oklahoma County climbed unexpectedly, nudging the market toward balance and giving buyers a bit more negotiating room.

Mecad USA will base its U.S. headquarters at the Tulsa Port of Catoosa, investing $13.4M in a 32,000‑sq‑ft hub and projecting nearly 300 jobs as hiring ramps in mid‑2026.

Edmond’s planning commission signed off on a Whataburger site plan at the Covell exit, adding another national chain to a growing mix of restaurants and retail. The move follows years of public infrastructure investment to ready the interchange for more development.