Tulsa State Representative Meloyde Blancett has cleared some legislative hurdles that could create a state commission to tackle affordable housing in Oklahoma. See the story on Tulsa’s KJRH news. https://www.kjrh.com/news/local-news/tulsa-rep-aims-to-fix-ok-housing-struggles-by-creating-state-wide-commission
I think most of us know the frustration of waiting on the federal government. In a small development of 22 homes I’m developing in Oklahoma City, we have been waiting for 3 months for the
Many cities are looking for ways to incentivize new housing and allow for the density needed. That’s good news, but the danger here is that some cities will do it well, i.e., they will allow
A recent article from Stateline.org digs into the numbers about the shortage of workers in the construction industry. It isn’t news, especially for those of us in the industry, but it is a seriously chronic
U.S. Representatives Garamendi and Beatty reintroduced legislation to reauthorize the HOME Investment Partnerships Act and drastically increase the funding for it. The program received $1.5 billion in 2023 and this legislation proposes funding it at