Do Power Lines and Substations Hurt Oklahoma Property Values? The Answer Isn't as Simple as You Might ThinkWith Oklahoma seeing increased interest in data centers, industrial development and
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Our Friend companion and mascot. When Luke is not out in the field enticing people to tour new homes for sale or playing with neighborhood kids, you can find him relaxing at home with his favorite book. Born June 15, 2014 at Pentagram in New York, with and immediate affinity and passion for real estate, Luke is an avid supporter of homeownership opportunities, financial security, and personalized lifestyles.
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Jason Phillips is the Broker-Owner of NextHome Central Real Estate in Oklahoma City. An MBA and longtime entrepreneur, Jason launched his own construction company before turning his passion for real e....
Do Power Lines and Substations Hurt Oklahoma Property Values? The Answer Isn't as Simple as You Might ThinkWith Oklahoma seeing increased interest in data centers, industrial development and
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