OKCHomeSellers Team

06/03/2026

06/03/2026

The south Bryant corridor at the Edmond-OKC border has been filling in steadily, and the approval of The Stables at Hallmark adds an important piece: age-restricted, single-story living with walkable retail nearby.

For empty nesters and downsizers who want to stay in the Edmond market — close to family, familiar schools, and established amenities — this kind of product has been nearly absent from the new construction pipeline. The location also matters: it sits adjacent to ongoing mixed-use development on the OKC side, creating a genuine urban edge node rather than an isolated subdivision.

For current Edmond homeowners tracking their next move, this is worth watching. For buyers with parents in the area, it opens a conversation. And for anyone watching the south Edmond corridor, this approval signals continued developer confidence in that boundary zone between the two cities.

06/02/2026

Some homes impress you.

Others simply feel good to be in.

At 16324 Morningside Drive, the details come together in a way that feels warm, comfortable, and quietly luxurious — from the rich wood beams and inviting living spaces to the oversized primary retreat and peaceful outdoor living areas.

It’s the kind of home where mornings feel calm, evenings slow down, and entertaining feels effortless.

Located in gated Muirfield Village in Edmond.

06/01/2026

Home insurance premiums have risen sharply since 2021, and Oklahoma City homeowners are seeing it in their renewal notices. If your bill went up this year, there are specific steps worth taking before your next renewal date — including discounts that are available but rarely advertised.

https://okchomesellers.com/home-insurance-costs-rising-okc/

06/01/2026

Edmond's water system has been a quiet constraint on how fast the city can grow — and that's now changing. The City Council moved forward on a rate plan that shifts more cost into the fixed base charge while funding an expansion of the treatment plant from 10 million to 30 million gallons per day, with capacity to reach 65 million down the road. For homeowners, the immediate impact is a higher monthly utility bill regardless of usage.

For buyers and investors, the bigger story is that this infrastructure investment directly unlocks future subdivision approvals in east and north Edmond corridors that have been capacity-constrained. Cities that control their own water supply tend to have more predictable growth timelines — and Edmond is building well ahead of demand, which is exactly what supports long-term property values.

05/31/2026

Ever wonder where the money goes when a Realtor hosts an open house?

Spoiler alert: it’s a little more than sticking a sign in the yard and hoping for the best.

Between marketing, photos, signs, ads, refreshments, and the occasional emotional support coffee ☕… there’s usually a lot happening behind the scenes to help a home stand out.

Selling a home is not just putting it online and crossing your fingers. It takes a plan.

Now for the important question…

What would be the MOST ridiculous line item on your open house receipt?

Mine might be:
“Professional candle lighting to make the house smell expensive” — $47.99

05/29/2026

OPEN HOUSE — Sunday, May 31 | 2:00–4:00 PM

Join us this Sunday at 16324 Morningside Drive in gated Muirfield Village.

Recently updated and thoughtfully refreshed, this Edmond home offers a rare combination of architectural warmth and move-in-ready comfort. Highlights include a beautifully updated kitchen, oversized primary suite, private study, flexible upstairs living space, and peaceful greenbelt views.

If you’ve been following the remodel — or simply want to experience the home in person — we’d love to welcome you.

📍 16324 Morningside Dr, Edmond
🕑 Sunday, May 31 | 2:00–4:00 PM

$1,125,000, 3 beds, 3.1 baths, 3790 sq ft - Contact The OKCHomeSellers Team, McGraw REALTORS, 405.570.7398 for more information.

05/29/2026

One of the most overlooked features of a home is the floor plan.

At 16324 Morningside Drive, the layout is one of the things we love most. The home offers thoughtful separation between living spaces while still feeling connected and comfortable.

Highlights include:

• Private study with greenbelt views
• Oversized 18×23 primary suite on the main level
• Guest bedroom suite downstairs
• Chef’s kitchen connected to everyday living areas
• Upstairs bedroom, full bath, and large bonus room that works beautifully as a second living area, theater room, guest retreat — or optional 4th bedroom setup

For many buyers in Muirfield Village, flexibility matters just as much as square footage.

Swipe through to see how the home lives.

05/29/2026

The Oklahoma River just got a little more useful. EMBARK is adding a new ferry landing at the First Americans Museum this spring — the sixth public stop on the river — connecting the Horizons District to Bricktown, Stockyards City, and RIVERSPORT along a single continuous corridor.

For people who live or are thinking about buying near the river's south side, this is worth paying attention to. There's a real difference between a river that looks good from your window and one that actually takes you somewhere. OKC is crossing that line.

05/28/2026

Sometimes finding the right investment property is less about the property and more about the process of elimination.

A client of ours was looking to add a rental in The Village. The first house she went under contract on had a broken sewer line — $4,600 to repair — and the seller had no interest in negotiating. She walked away from that one. The second property had its own sewer issue, a smaller one at $1,800, but the seller held the same position. Both homes were priced at or above list and sold as-is regardless.

What made this deal work wasn't luck — it was a buyer who knew her numbers well enough to know when a problem was a dealbreaker and when it was just a cost of doing business. She accepted the as-is terms on the second one and closed. Another property added to her portfolio.