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Oklahoma City Real Estate
Home » Oklahoma » Oklahoma City, Oklahoma: Real Estate » Oklahoma City Real EstateWhile the majority of people moving into the Oklahoma City area will choose to live in one of the suburbs, there are many attractive residential real estate possibilities in the downtown area. We’ll spend time looking at both the downtown area and the suburbs and outlying areas of Oklahoma City.
There are a number of different districts in the downtown area, but not all of them are suitable for residential living. When focusing on the downtown area, we will focus primarily on residential sections in order to assist you as you prepare for your move.
Bricktown is the fastest growing area of the city, and is home to some of the city’s best entertainment. Residential living is an up and coming segment in this part of town, and property value will be driven up by the surrounding entertainment, including upscale shopping, luxurious hotels, and even the Bricktown Canal!
The Arts District is probably the most upscale residential living area in Oklahoma City proper. Surrounded by such sites as the Myriad Gardens, the Oklahoma City Museum of Art, and the Civic Center Music Hall, luxurious condos are the most common residential quarters here.
The Asia District, so named because of the influx of Vietnamese immigrants after the fall of Saigon, is located in the north part of the city, but still downtown. Bustling with cafes and businesses, there are also many apartments and condos in this area.
The Paseo and Midtown are some of the most culturally diverse neighborhoods in Oklahoma City. These areas are located in the north to north central part of the downtown area.
Other potential residential areas in downtown Oklahoma City include Automobile Alley, Capitol Hill, Riverside and Stockyards City.
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