It’s a daily conversation that any investment broker has with clients, “Why can’t you just give an all inclusive rate per square foot instead of this NNN stuff?” The answer is simple. Liquidity.…

As the current chair of the City of OKC Arts Commission, I see fantastic public art every week: Murals, sculpture, interactive outdoor installations and art that recognizes historical details in…

July saw some interesting, sometimes cutting-edge announcements from retailers. Some of these may interest only me, but here goes: 

Ghost Kitchens saw a significant increase in growth due to the pandemic and are with no doubt here to stay.

• Out of state investor, Flying Colors Group LP, paid local owner, Practical Products Corp, $5,600,000 (an off-market, investment sale) for seven industrial buildings totaling 81,000 square feet…

Happy 4th of July to everyone – belatedly – hope everyone had a great Holiday! The 4th of July is a good time to reflect on the country and our place in it.

When I started in the commercial real estate business in 1985 “cold calling” was the thing to do.  I don’t mean calling someone on the phone; I’m talking about walking into an…

RT Development, LLC paid BancFirst Corporation $6,000,000 for a 106,053 square foot office property at 101 N Broadway, Oklahoma City.

Gary Owens Construction paid The Hertz Corporation $3,200,000 for 32 acres of land at Parkway Center Avenue, Oklahoma City. The land had been held for expansion by Hertz for several years,…

Capital costs are rising, but economic fundamentals remain strong and commercial real estate continues to be a favorable investment