Oklahoma City is moving forward with six affordable housing developments backed by $55.7 million in MAPS 4 funding, helping address the city’s estimated shortage of 45,000 affordable housing units. The projects include permanent supportive housing for people experiencing homelessness, workforce housing, veteran housing, and the renovation of existing apartment communities across the metro.
City leaders expect the investment to leverage more than $400 million in additional housing funding over the next decade, creating hundreds of new and renovated homes. For landlords, investors, and residents, the initiative reflects Oklahoma City’s continued commitment to expanding housing options while supporting long-term economic and population growth.