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Oklahoma Department of Securities Sues Vesta Realty for Failing to Hand Over Subpoenaed Documents - Oklahoma Watch (opens the original)
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Another lawsuit has been filed against Vesta Realty and its CEO, Marc Kulick. The Oklahoma Department of Securities is suing Vesta, alleging the company failed to provide internal documents the department subpoenaed. At least 28 lawsuits have been filed in 2026 against Kulick, his company or a property he controlled. The allegations range from failing to pay contract workers for repairs to deliberately deceiving investors. The securities lawsuit, filed on August 24, alleges that Vesta failed to
Realtors, developers and lawmakers say land banks are a start toward housing fix (opens the original)
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Land banks are back in the conversation at the state Capitol. After a bill Sen. Julia Kirt proposed on the subject failed to leave committee this past legislative session, the Senate minority leader held an interim study on September 15 to analyze how Oklahoma could use land banks to address vacant and abandoned properties across the state and increase the state’s affordable, available housing. Kirt and housing experts contend that land banks could be a tool for the state, but are not the end-al
Realtors, Developers and Lawmakers Say Land Banks Are a Start Toward Housing Fix - Oklahoma Watch (opens the original)
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Land banks are back in the conversation at the state Capitol. After a bill Sen. Julia Kirt proposed on the subject failed to leave committee this past legislative session, the Senate minority leader held an interim study on September 15 to analyze how Oklahoma could use land banks to address vacant and abandoned properties across the state and increase the state’s affordable, available housing. Kirt and housing experts contend that land banks could be a tool for the state, but are not the end-al
Tulsa City Council unanimously backs new eviction prevention program that could be a state model (opens the original)
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On September 16, the Tulsa City Council unanimously passed a resolution to develop a program that would provide legal representation to low-income tenants and landlords who are navigating the eviction process without legal assistance. The resolution, proposed by Councilor Laura Bellis, would address Tulsa’s high eviction rates and growing homelessness problem and, with continued support, would help Tulsa join a growing coalition of right-to-counsel programs across the United States. Attorneys, a
Congress passed the biggest housing bill in decades, but Oklahoma advocates say the state still has work to do (opens the original)
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In early July, Congress passed the largest housing affordability bill in decades with broad bipartisan support. The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act includes 59 provisions aimed at increasing the nation’s housing supply and making homeownership more accessible amid an affordability crisis in which even low-income units are out of reach for some Americans. Two months after the comprehensive bill passed, Oklahoma advocates and policymakers are looking to it as a tool to help solve the state’s affo
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