Heartland Homes goes back for future
Some house hunters are anxious to move — but only if the new address is near their job, friends and family or even a beloved elementary school.
"We get that all the time, people asking about specific areas,” said Dave Osborn , who is president of Oklahoma City ’s Heartland Homes.
In response to this — as well as changes in the national home-building industry — Heartland Homes i...
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