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multifamily property in oklahoma city

Trevor Zimmerman
  • Edmond, OK
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I am currently searching for a multi-family property in Oklahoma City. Advice? Neighborhoods to avoid?

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Tyler Flagg
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@Manuel Fortes I've definitely thought about that question a lot, but I'm not too concerned about it for two primary reasons. First and foremost, I don't think that prices will stay this low forever. Based on the history of how we got here, it doesn't seem sustainable in the long run. Secondly, I think that OKC has done a great job over the last 20-30 years of broadening the spectrum of industry. Although oil is still a big player in OKC, there have been substantial increases in other industries like aviation, health care, tech startups, and entertainment that I think will help balance out the power. 

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