Real estate in Oklahoma leaves few fears
Realtors and lenders joined forces with the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber and Mayor Mick Cornett to send a carefully orchestrated message Tuesday that everything is fine in Oklahoma City .
The news conference at City Hall was packed with facts and figures aimed at convincing potentially panicky home buyers that they face no more risk than they did a year ago.
Chamber president Roy Williams was the first to ...
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