First-quarter homebuilding in Oklahoma City sees growth over ’09 rate
Oklahoma City homebuilders piloted a statistical wayback machine in the first quarter, landing back in 2008 and then way back in 2000.
Those surviving the housing downturn were happy either way: They escaped first-quarter 2009, the slowest quarter for housing starts here since the busted 1980s.
Builders in Oklahoma City, Edmond , Midwest City , Moore and Norman took out 985 single-family building permits the...
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