Oklahoma City is one of the most affordable cities as
quoted in Forbes
November 2, 2010. With our low
unemployment rate, and solid job market, Oklahoma City has also been referred to one of the most recession proof Cities in the United States.
Oklahoma
City is the crossroads for I-40 and I-35.
If you are traveling from Washington DC to Los Angeles California by
car, chances are you will be crossing through Oklahoma
City via I-40. The interstate going
through Oklahoma City is being expanded and streamlined, and should be complete
in 2012.
Devon’s new office
tower will stand above Oklahoma City's other buildings as one of the
tallest buildings west of the Mississippi.
As most of you know the Oklahoma City NBA team called the Thunder is coming on strong as far as local
sports entertainment goes. Oklahoma City’s new maps III project has kicked off
and the Outlet Mall is under construction.
Along with all the fun and shopping, Oklahoma City has some excellent
health care facilities such as the Oklahoma Heart Hospital and the Integris Cancer Institute.
Even if Oklahoma City wasn’t one of the most affordable
Cities as Forbes mentioned, I would probably still live here. The cost of living and the economy are just
the icing on the cake.
Just so you know more about us:
Rick and Jackson
in the City where
Dreams Do Come True