We’ve talked about it before: live music in OKC is truly in one heck of a renaissance period.
If you have visited the home of this blog, www.abetterlifeokc.com, lately you might have noticed things look a little different. Actually they look a lot different.
A diverse economy combined with one of the lowest unemployment rates in the U.S. means Oklahoma City has the No. 1 item relocators are looking for, which is jobs.
We like to say Oklahoma City is remains one of the few major metros in the U.S. where you can still afford to live.
Oklahoma City has some of the lowest commute times in the country among major metros. Combine that fact with our affordable, stable housing market to give you more choices in terms of where you buy your next residence.
In many ways, Bricktown is “where it all began.”
If you’re reading this entry on the day it goes live (July 9), today marks the one-year anniversary of VeloCity, OKC’s news and information portal designed to get residents better informed and more involved in the business of making OKC great.
One of the areas of the metro that’s genuinely worth your attention and a visit or two is the Uptown 23rd district, just north of Midtown situated between roughly Broadway / I-235 and Pennsylvania Avenue along, well, Northwest 23rd Street.
