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Meet the Team

In all aspects of life, teamwork, especially when you have people of different strengths and talents working together much more can be accomplished with relative ease. In is our mission to give you specialized expertiese so that whether you are a buyer or seller, primary owner or investor, residential or commercial, you are served by skilled practitioners who understand your needs and know how to meet them. Let me introduce to you the Joe Pryor Real Estate team.

Team Leader

Joe Pryor has been in real estate for 20 years. Previous to that he owned home electronics stores for 16 years, so much of his adult life has been devoted to running a business and service the community. His dedication t   more » Meet the Team

Oklahoma City area Short Sale Opportunities
Our team of Oklahoma City Realtors want to give you the best deals on homes we can find. One way to do this is to buy a short sale. Short sales are homes wherte the owner through an approved hardship ...
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Only 5% Americans Plan To Buy Homes In 2010 - Project Economy News Story - KOCO Oklahoma City
NEW YORK -- Just one in twenty Americans say they plan to buy a home within the next year, and they're most likely to be 34 years old or younger and living in the South or West, according to a surv...
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Home values rise in 30 cities: Is your city one of them?
--> A sale sign sits outside a vacant home in Dallas earlier this fall. The metro area is one of 30 that saw home prices rise in the third quarter from a year ago, the National Assoc...
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Go Green  


The Oklahoma Wind Power  Initiative (OWPI) investigates and promotes wind energy resources in our state. We provide resources and economic information to policy makers, land owners, potential wind energy investors, and citizens of Oklahoma; we also help wind power stakeholders network through outreach activities.   more »

 


Beautiful Oklahoma

Oklahoma comes from the Choctaw Indian phrase okla humma, or Red People. Choctaw Chief Allen Wright suggested the name in 1866, when Oklahoma was Indian Territory, and the tribes envisioned an all Indian State of the United States. That changed in 1889, when the famous Run of Oklahoma transformed the land into Oklahoma Territory, where citizens come come for a free 160 acres of land. In 1907, Oklahoma was declared the 46th State in the Union with it's Capitol   more »