Homebuilder adjusts as market ebbs, flows
Dan Meinders and his High Chaparral Development were on a roll.
Take Sierra Station, south of Memorial Road just west of Interstate 35 in Oklahoma City.
The cozy, heavily wooded, 20-acre addition steadily advanced from the time Meinders launched it in 1994 through a second phase that started in 2000-01, and includes at least one home approaching 10,000 square feet. Covenants requiring indoor sprinkler systems help...
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