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Oklahoma real estate went up++ 2010 when gas was 150 a barrel. Then it became the land time forgot again. | |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 80707314 United States03/09/2022 11:19 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Oklahoma real estate went up++ 2010 when gas was 150 a barrel. Then it became the land time forgot again. I had a starter house near OKC and I made 50k on it from 2007-2013 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 80074557 while every other market was carshing I still got out intact there was a huge pop in OK real estate last year, but this still seems downright cheap by the fundamentals if you predicted sustained high oil anyway id never bring this up but I am taking the chance you are not a chicom OKC's a good long-term real estate buy, regardless of ehat oil does. Follks who are priced out of emerging megacity DFW will start flocking there. |
