For decades, Oklahoma City has made intentional investments in projects designed to strengthen our economy, improve quality of life and position our community for long-term growth. Today, the results of those efforts create new opportunities for residents, businesses and visitors alike.
City Nation Place Americas is an annual conference that brings together leaders in tourism, economic development and place branding from across the United States and Canada. At this year’s event, Greater Oklahoma City Chamber President and CEO Christy Gillenwater outlined how Oklahoma City is working to bring its many voices and stakeholders together under a single, unified community brand.
More than 170 Olympic athletes will call Oklahoma City University home for two weeks as Oklahoma City stages the canoe slalom and softball competitions during the 2028 Summer Olympics.
A new Route 66 landmark is taking shape in Oklahoma City, with the “Kicks 66” sculpture offering a bold tribute to the highway’s 100-year legacy.
At SW 26th Street and Robinson Avenue, construction is underway on four new single-family homes, part of an effort to expand affordable homeownership while continuing the neighborhood’s recent momentum.
A long-anticipated downtown Oklahoma City housing project is moving forward, marking a significant milestone nearly eight years in the making.
Oklahoma City will add a new professional sports franchise in 2028, as the United Football League announced plans to place an expansion team in the city.
Oklahoma City leaders officially broke ground on the city’s new downtown arena, marking a major milestone in a project expected to shape the region’s economic momentum, national visibility and long-term quality of life. The venue will be known as Continental Coliseum when it opens in 2028.
