2008
Inside: How OKC Real Estate Market Is Now Among Tops In The Nation
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DTT BLOG
It’s About More Than Just Your Payment
May 18, 2008 - Bart Bartholomew
For most people, the biggest investment they will ever make is the purchase of their home. However, …
No Crisis Here.
May 09, 2008 - Jim Schuff
We all know we’re in a housing and mortgage crisis, right? Well, not here in Oklahoma…we’re “Defying …
Oklahoma Still Rising
May 02, 2008 - Caleb McCaleb
I am presently at my Builder 20 meeting for NAHB in Washington DC. The economist for NAHB …
Perceptions, Realities, & No-Brainers
Apr 28, 2008 - Mark Dale
As I read and view the "Defy the Trends" presentations, I am struck by a couple of …
It’s Time For Some Remedy
Apr 18, 2008 - Jeff Click
I think the Oklahoma City housing market has a fever. Unfortunately, the cure ain't "
We've been saying it all along. But now, we don't have to...others are saying it for us.
The term "strong home values" in Oklahoma doesn't just refer to good old fashioned family principles. But don't take our word for it.
Time is money. Now is a great time to buy and sell homes in the Oklahoma City Metro. The clock is ticking!
Would you seek shelter here in Oklahoma City if there was a tornado warning in California? Precisely. It's an economically bright, sunshiny day here in Oklahoma.
Save both money AND the environment with a new home built with products and techniques that are remarkably efficient, and can help off-set high gas and energy prices.
Combine Oklahoma City's low cost of living with near-record low interest rates, and that means lower payments when you buy your next new home!
Oklahoma Still Rising
May 02, 2008 - Caleb McCaleb
I am presently at my Builder 20 meeting for NAHB in Washington DC. The economist for NAHB gave us a detailed city specific analysis yesterda. While the nation as a whole is in a terrible real estate downturn, there are markets that have bottomed and are set to rise. He was emphatic that OKC is one of those markets ready for take off.
See the slides below for his reasoning.
The main reasons are steady appreciation in real estate, minimal exposure to the subprime mortgage mess, inventory of existing and new homes for sale coming to a 6 month balance and good job growth. He sees new home starts turning up in OKC by the end of the second quarter 2008.
Caleb McCaleb is a builder, developer, and owner of McCaleb Homes. He is a COHBA Past-President and was the 2007 COHBA Builder Of the Year. He appears in the "Economy" video for the Defy The Trends campaign.
MORE GOOD NEWS
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The Oklahoman - August 27, 2008
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OFHEO.com - August 26, 2008
How housing tax credit proves good, bad news
The Oklahoman - August 20, 2008
Oklahoma City Is Booming With Oil and a New Exuberance
The New York Times - August 08, 2008
Have you heard? Buy a house, get a $7,500 tax credit
The Oklahoman - August 09, 2008