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Former OKC Motel to Become Affordable Housing
Oklahoma City Housing Authority begins construction on $3 million property acquisition
Apr. 1, 2026 at 1:09am
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The Oklahoma City Housing Authority is set to begin construction on transforming a former motel into affordable housing, years after purchasing the property for over $3 million.
Why it matters
The conversion of this former motel into affordable units is part of a broader effort by the city to address a growing need for accessible and attainable housing options, especially as housing costs continue to rise in Oklahoma City.
The details
The Oklahoma City Housing Authority acquired the former motel property several years ago for over $3 million. After securing the necessary funding and approvals, construction is now set to begin on converting the existing motel structure into a mix of studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom affordable housing units.
- The Oklahoma City Housing Authority purchased the former motel property several years ago.
- Construction on converting the motel into affordable housing is set to begin in the coming weeks.
The players
Oklahoma City Housing Authority
The public housing agency responsible for providing and managing affordable housing options in Oklahoma City.
What’s next
Once construction is complete, the Oklahoma City Housing Authority will begin accepting applications from eligible residents to occupy the new affordable housing units.
The takeaway
This project represents an important step in Oklahoma City's efforts to expand access to affordable housing options, converting an underutilized former motel into much-needed residential units for low-income individuals and families.


