City developers put out welcome mat for NBA players, officials from Seattle
On the morning after Clay Bennett announced the NBA is immediately moving to Oklahoma City , the phone was ringing. Callers included downtown housing developer Grant Humphreys .
"I just wanted to say congratulations and thanks for what he's done for the city,” Humphreys said. "And that needs to be the first message ... ‘And if you have some folks who have a need for housing, we're here for that as well.'”
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