OKC really a C? (May: apartments, condos, travel)

[redbird4848]

Gracias, senor for sharing your pictures.

The "I hate illegal aliens" forum is under P&OC forum. Post your pics there por favor.

Originally Posted by mkfarnam

Here`s a big City,(L.A.) just what I`m getting away from
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[mkfarnam]

redbird4848 wrote:

The "I hate illegal aliens" forum is under P&OC forum. Post your pics there por favor.

My mistake,
Those pics were posted in reference to the main topic of this thread. I guess I missed some comments, I did`nt realized that the topic had changed.
They are what you might call out of place, so I`ll have them removed

[Synopsis]

Thanks for the information Shad. I'll have to print this out for my next visit to OkC.

[shad8974]

Im glad you can use the information- if you ever need any detailed insight about OKC- PM or just ask on the forum.- Cheers, shad

[rubyspirit]

Originally Posted by Check123

What makes OKC a "city" to you?

Good, honest living.

[chaos]

Originally Posted by recipecard

My vote: Rush Hour Traffic...we have it!

Rush hour traffic no longer counts.. It is all about "grid lock"!

[jessemh431]

Originally Posted by shad8974

OH- also OKLAHOMA is the only state that has TWO cities ranked in the top 50.

wow (name calling). california has Los Angeles, Sacramento, Fresno, Long Beach, San Diego, Oakland, San Jose, and San Francisco,Santa Ana, Anaheim, Bakersfield, Riverside, Stockton, Chula Vista, Fremont, and Glendale, San Bernadino, Huntington Beach, Irvine, Oxnard, Ontario, Rancho Cucamonga, Santa Clarita, Oceanside, Garden Grove, Fontana, Pomona, Santa Rosa, Corona, Salinas, Pasadena, Torrance, Hayward, Orange, Palmdale, Lancaster, Fullerton, Sunnyvale, Thousand Oaks, El Monte, Simi Valley, Vallejo, Inglewood, Elk Grove, Costa Mesa, Downey, Visalia, West Covina, Roseville, Santa Clara, Norwalk, Fairfield, Burbank, San Buenaventure, Antioch, Daly City

in the top 255 OK has:
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
and Norman

thats a 57:3 ratio

NY has(in top 255):
NYC
Buffalo
Rochester
Yonkers
Syracuse

TX has:
Houston
San Antonio
Dallas
Austin
Fort Worth
El Paso
Arlington
Corpus Christi
Plano
Garland
Lubbock
Laredo
Irving
Amarillo
Brownsville
Grand Prairie
Mesquite
McAllen
Waco
Carrollton
Abilene
Beaumont
Denton
Killeen
and Midland

thats 25

[jessemh431]

i got that list from wikipedia.com and they have the top 255.

[Tooncy]

of everything that's incorporated, then I guess it's a city...for now. But the cheap land has caused ghastly sprawl; a "car town" with virtually no mass transit. Once energy costs soar, and they're well on their way, it will be one vast slum because everything is too far from everything else. The sidewalks are already crumbling (and in many areas there are none) which is a telling sign of just how dangerously car-dependant OKC is. In a truly modern city, no one should be forced to "depend" on a car. There should be other options, and OKC doesn't even have a reliable bus system, and the one they have stops running in the early evening (if it shows up at all).

[Crasher]

I recieved a better impression of OKC. I am looking to move there and have spent some time looking for condos or apartments in the Bricktown and Midtown district. The entire downtown area is bustling with all sorts of entertainment and development. I have seen parts of the lake hefner. Its beautiful. I live in Dallas so I know what a big city is. OKC is a lot like Ft. Worth but has a better personality and more going for it. I recall it being the capitol of Oklahoma with a huge capitol building. So that is of significance in its own right.

This subject of OKC not being a city is a joke. Looks like its been obviously tortured by negative opinions time and time again by ***********.

Can anyone give me information about the flat iron part of OKC downtown. I saw a lot of interesting projects. Can anyone give me an estimate of the cost of rent? I know it is very upscale. The designs have some buildings that look like Dallas. I saw one that was really reflective and cool on the exterior.