Spring 2024 Board of Directors Meeting Overview

Posted on April 2, 2024 by Mike Means
The OkHBA held its Spring Board of Directors meeting last week. Among the many items of business, the directors heard a report from the Oklahoma Housing Finance Authority about the Housing Stability Fund recently approved by the Oklahoma Legislature. The ...
   continue reading >>

Legislators Study Oklahoma Housing Shortage

Posted on November 16, 2023 by Mike Means
This article was taken from the The Journal Record. OKLAHOMA CITY – Legislators on Tuesday received an update on the housing stability program and examined ways to further address the housing crisis in Oklahoma. State Rep. Daniel Pae, R-Lawton, an...
   continue reading >>

OSHBA leaders meet with Governor Mary Fallin

Posted on August 29, 2018 by Jorie Helms
                               left to right - Dan Reeves, Governor Mary Fallin, David Blackburn (President of OSHBA) and Mike Means, EVP. Members of the OSHBA joined other industry members of the Western Governors Association to ha...
   continue reading >>

President's Message for March: A positive economic forecast

Posted on March 13, 2017 by Mike Means
OSHBA President Dan Reeves shares a recent positive forecast he heard about Oklahoma's economy, as well as updates on the upcoming OSHBA Day at the Capitol and this year's Oklahoma Building Summit & Expo.   
   continue reading >>

Associates Chair Report: New Year of Promise for OSHBA and Associates

Posted on March 8, 2017 by Mike Means
Editor’s note: This column will be published in the upcoming edition of Oklahoma Builder magazine   By Chris Evans State Associates Chair   Hello, OSHBA members and Associates. Chris Evans My name is Chris Evans, and I a...
   continue reading >>

President’s First Word: Better Times Ahead for Oklahoma

Posted on March 3, 2017 by Mike Means
Editor’s note: This column will be published in the upcoming edition of Oklahoma Builder magazine   By Dan Reeves OSHBA President   The International Builder’s Show in Orlando, this year had an overall increased ...
   continue reading >>

Go to > 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Next >
Last >>
Bottom Right Advertisement