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Inside OKC / July 3, 2024

Oklahoma City's Top Rankings and Accolades

Oklahoma City is not just a capital city but a thriving hub of opportunity and quality living. In recent years, our vibrant metropolis has garnered attention for its robust job market, affordable living costs, promising real estate opportunities and rich cultural offerings. As we reflect on the achievements just of this past year, Oklahoma City showcases its dynamic growth and potential.

By Selena Romero
Economy / June 10, 2024

Oklahoma City Breaks into Top 10 Least Expensive Cities Nationwide in 2024

Oklahoma City impressively climbed into the top 10 least expensive urban areas nationwide, according to the Q1 2024 Cost of Living Index (COLI) released by the Council for Community and Economic Research (C2ER). With a current cost-of-living index of 83.6, Oklahoma City continues to demonstrate its appeal as an affordable urban center.

By Selena Romero
Economy / April 30, 2024

Forbes ranks Oklahoma City among nation's least risky cities for small business growth

Small businesses are the lifeblood of our economy, driving innovation, job creation and economic growth. In 2023, a groundbreaking 5.5 million small business applications were filed, with nearly 1.8 million poised to expand their teams. Oklahoma City reflects the resilience and dynamism of the U.S. entrepreneurial landscape. According to Forbes Advisor's latest analysis, Oklahoma City secures the second least risky spot among the nation's metropolitan areas for small businesses, with a commendable score of 2.51 out of 100.

By Selena Romero
Economy / November 3, 2023

New report reaffirms OKC affordability amidst national trends

Oklahoma City continues to maintain its ranking as one of the most affordable cities in the nation. That’s according to the third quarter results of the Cost of Living Index (COLI) published by C2ER – The Council for Community and Economic Research.

By Kelly Dexter
VeloCity Q&A / June 19, 2019
Tommy Yi
President & Cofounder,
StarSpace46
I thought there was a huge opportunity here, especially with MAPS 3 starting to take shape. I saw Oklahoma City as a sandbox of opportunity. That compelled me to really make a choice to stay here and build something like this.
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