Oklahoma City, Tulsa housing improving
Housing in Oklahoma City and Tulsa is getting better all the time — or at least for the past six months.
That's according to the National Association of Home Builders/First American Improving Markets Index .
The state's two biggest metro areas and 38 others were added to the index released Monday, which listed 76 improving markets in all, up from 41 in December. Five metro areas fell from the list.
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