Oklahoma City home sales not stopped by end of federal tax credit
When the federal tax credits for homebuyers ended April 30, it stopped home sales dead in their tracks in some parts of the country — but not in Oklahoma City , although sales here did fall off some.
Realtors and builders both report that the buyer enthusiasm drummed up by the tax credits is lingering through the dog days of summer.
Linda Finch , a Realtor with Paradigm AdvantEdge Real Estate , said ...
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