Oklahoma City New Homes Directory

About Oklahoma City New Homes Directory

Today its population has grown to 558,000. At 621 square miles, this sprawling capital city is one of the largest cities in land area in the country.

Residents enjoy among the lowest housing costs in the country and can choose to live in almost any type of home — luxury executive developments, houses of every architectural type and price in the City’s six Historic Preservation districts and older neighborhoods, affordable new housing developments and rural residential or acreage – all within the City limits and generally within a 15 minute drive from Downtown.

Townhouses built in the historic Deep Deuce area adjacent to the Bricktown entertainment district are 90% occupied and additional planned residential development has been approved.

Sweeping changes and improvements have been made in Oklahoma City across nearly every sector. Significant downtown business development has accompanied the renovation of convention, cultural and educational sites. Landmark projects such as the mile-long Bricktown Canal have infused a new life and vibrancy into the Southwest's fastest-growing entertainment district. And neighborhood programs citywide have helped restore historic homes and buildings to their original luster.

Oklahoma's diverse landscape brings diverse weather, and those who study it. With four distinct seasons and a location where warm, humid gulf air systems from the south converge with Rocky Mountain air systems from the west, the Oklahoma City region is a haven for meteorologists who study world-wide weather.