By the time you read this, a new CPOA board will be seated to govern Central Park in 2023, but it is not too early to be thinking ahead to 2024. Even with all of the progress that has been made recently there are still major challenges to be managed and an all-hands-on-deck approach will…
Throwback Thursday – Reminiscing about this home today that I sold back in 2004 while it was still under construction. The buyers were a family from the east coast moving to Tulsa as part of a corporate relocation. At a sales price of $812,294 it was my highest sale price to that date, and I was…
In the 1970s and 80s I owned and operated an electrostatic painting company that ultimately failed due to a downturn in the economy which led to curtailed spending by many of my corporate customers. I had always had an interest in real estate and had several friends in the business, so it was a natural…
Have you been thinking about taking one of the downtown Tulsa’s underground tours; imagining dark, damp and musty dungeon-like tunnels, reminiscent of England’s medieval torture chambers? Perhaps you’ve seen images of long, dimly lit, narrow passageways with low ceilings; where you might faintly hear creaky doors and…
Working to build a city that attracts and retains talent, like William Franklin, has been a pursuit of mine for years. Known professionally as William the Artist, Franklin could arguably thrive in any city on the planet; but he purposefully chooses to live in Tulsa. As an admirer of his and as an urban planning…
After four years of tireless advocacy, Smart Growth Tulsa is ceasing operations. Founded as a single-proprietorship in 2014, the organization transitioned to an Oklahoma 501(c)4 Non-Profit in 2016, governed by a Board of Trustees, and