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Home prices in Oklahoma City are expected to decline steadily in the next few months, as effect of the widespread housing slump. In the first two weeks of January 2009, average sale price for new homes is $169,990, while resold homes have the median asking price of $132,900, while foreclosed properties have the median price tag of $72,000. It would take about 88 days for a home to be sold in the city. There is also a high inventory of homes being offering in the market, providing a lot of choices for home buyers, most of them up for foreclosures. There are more permanent residents in Oklahoma City compared to its number of renters. At the last count, home vacancy is estimated to be 10%. The entire housing market and real estate experts in Oklahoma City are bracing to the expected rise in mortgage and interest rates. For the savvy homebuyer, however, there are still a lot of potentially wise housing investments to be had in the area, in the light of the continued expansion of the city in terms of population and space.

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma - Renaissance City

Oklahoma City is the largest city as well as the capital of the state of Oklahoma. Considered as the seat of the Oklahoma County, it has an estimated population of 550,000. The city is located along the banks of the Oklahoma River, a natural feature that contributed much to the history and culture of the city. Over the years, the city has built several dams for flooding control as well as for recreation. Oklahoma City also enjoys a stable economy, where the headquarters of large corporations are located. These companies include Devon Energy, Sonic Drive In, and Chesapeake Energy. The city is also the location of Tinker Air Force Base, which is also one of its largest employers. In recognition of its economic stability, Forbes Magazine considered Oklahoma City as the most ‘recession proof city in America’ for the year 2008. The city also has a strong educational community. Among the higher education institutions calling it home are the Oklahoma City University, the University of Oklahoma, the Oklahoma City Community College, and the Oklahoma Christian University. Schools affiliated with the Oklahoma Department of Career and Technology Education is also located in the city.

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