OKC: Plotting for the future
Oklahoma City will run out of land in a century.
That's how much time city planning officials think will pass before the vacant land in the city is claimed and developed.
Revitalization of the city core with areas such as Bricktown and riverfront developments is expected to spur growth -- from downtown to the suburbs to rural outskirts.
"You've got all these dynamics that were just beginning to be i...
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