OKC
20
th
The
Largest city in the U.S.
Source:
US Census Bureau
1.4
Millions
Over
people call it home
Source:
US Census Bureau
Grew
17%
from 2010
to 2023
Source:
US Census Bureau
Came in
# 6
Fastest growing cities in the U.S.
Source:
US Census Bureau
David Holt
Oklahoma City Mayor
Under Mayor Holt's leadership since 2018, Oklahoma City has accelerated in growth, development, and population. Wallet Hub ranked Oklahoma City #5 best-run cities in the country. NY Times ranked Oklahoma City #10 of 100 best U.S. cities for graduates based on economics, social, and employment opportunity.
LA28, the organizing committee for the Los Angeles Olympics announced in July of 2028, it is their plan to host the entirety of two Olympic sports – softball and canoe slalom here in Oklahoma city.
"We have built a world class city but we have to spend money to get people to enjoy it. That’s just the name of the game." ~ David Holt
WHY INVEST IN OKLAHOMA CITY?
Oklahoma City is a modern city of more than 1.4 million people and continues to grow everyday. It is estimated that Oklahoma City will reach 2 million people by 2040. People that live and work in OKC get to enjoy culturally-rich experiences, outdoor adventures, the NBA, music venues, and a large variety of restaurants and craft breweries. Oklahoma City has a strong entrepreneurial culture, a diverse and growing workforce, and a thriving economy.
To learn more about the
quality of life in Oklahoma City, visit:
www.abetterlifeokc.com
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OVER 5 BILLION DOLLARS INVESTED IN THE CITY'S DEVELOPMENT SO FAR
Oklahoma City invests in its own success and future growth with investment in transformational metro area projects totaling nearly five billion dollars. The City’s commitment to growth is evident in programs like Priority Enterprise Zoning, The New Tourism Development Act, Core-to-Shore Reinvestment Act, and Strategic Investment Programs. These City incentives are in addition to Oklahoma state incentives, such as the Oklahoma Quality Jobs program and Investment and New Job Tax Credits.
To learn more about the
business-friendly attitude of Oklahoma City, visit:
www.okcommerce.com
STRAWBERRY FIELDS IS IN THE HEART OF THE CITY
IN THE HEART OF THE CITY
Downtown Oklahoma City is made up of distinguishable Districts with unique features and character. The relocation of Interstate 40 has created potential for growth in Oklahoma City’s Central Business District. This growth is fueled by Oklahoma City’s Core to Shore redevelopment initiative and Opportunity Zone investment. Strawberry Fields is a 50-acre mixed-use development located in the Central Business District adjacent to Myriad Gardens, Scissortail Park, Omni Hotel, and Convention Center. Strawberry Fields is connected to all of Oklahoma City’s amenities via the Downtown Streetcar.
