OP CORNER MARKETING Chinowth & Cohen’s Preferred Marketing Agency! 10129 S Yale Avenue, Tulsa, OK 74137 • (918) 296-7342 MARKETING HANDBOOK AGENT CHECKLIST
A ONE-STOP SHOP FOR ALL YOUR MARKETING NEEDS CREATED IN-HOUSE!
“Whether it be printing, video, pictures, you name it, Chinowth & Cohen’s marketing department is first rate . . . You can go to one place, order everything, and it’s basically delivered right to you! Our marketing team is so great about making you look good and really selling not just the house you’re talking about but selling your brand as a Realtor.”
Cindy Morrison, REALTOR®“One of the main reasons I switched over from another company to Chinowth & Cohen was the marketing department . . . I make a request, and I get something beautiful back that my sellers and my buyers are like, ‘Wow! Your stuff is amazing!’ And that just makes me look good.”
Laurie Jenkins, REALTOR®“The in-house marketing at Chinowth & Cohen is awesome. I’ve never been with another company that offers this, so to have someone help you with all of this and give you guidance and show you what to do and help you do it has been adbsolutely wonderful. I feel like our names have gotten out in the community a lot better.”
Sally Limber, REALTOR®COMPUTER, WEBSITE & EMAIL LOG-IN INSTRUCTIONS
COMPANY COMPUTERS AT YOUR OFFICE LOCATION
Login – associate
Password – SilverTree101! (Case-sensitive)
Note: Typically our computers are set to the home page and this step can be skipped.
WIFI ACCESS IN THE OFFICE
Network: associates
Password: ccassociates
TO LOGIN TO YOUR EMAIL FROM OFFICE
• Open the internet browser and navigate to http://outlook.office.com
• Enter your CC email address and then your password. (example) asmith@ccoklahoma.com
• First Time logging into Office 365? Password will initially be Welcome1
• Forgot Password? –Contact IT at 918-417-7759
TO LOGIN TO YOUR EMAIL FROM YOUR HOME
• Open the internet browser and navigate to http://outlook.office.com
• Enter your CC email address and then your password. (example) asmith@ccoklahoma.com
• Forgot Password? –Contact IT at 918-417-7759
TO ACCESS CHINOWTH & COHEN AGENT WEBSITE IN DELTANET
• Go to online.ccoklahoma.com on a web browser
• Username: first half of your email address, not including the @cctulsa.com or ccoklahoma.com (ie: if your email is asmith@ccoklahoma.com, your username is asmith)
• Password: Password same as username first time logging in
• Forgot Password? – Click the Forgot Password? / First Time Login? and enter your username. You will receive a password reset link in your ccoklahoma.com email.
OP CORNER MARKETINGCHECKLIST FOR NEW AGENTS:
DO FIRST FOR NEW AGENTS:
• The onboarding team will order you business cards, name badge and announcement cards.
• Marketing will contact you to set up a meeting about writing your bio, setting up your headshot photoshoot, getting you into the marketing system (Robohead), setting up your website, etc.
• Set up voicemail on your phone
• Meet your admin at your home office to review: Alarm, location of forms, mailbox, etc. Ask for a listing presentation to learn and get familiar with.
NEXT:
• Post an announcement on your Facebook and LinkedIn pages.
• Create a list of names of people you know to start your DeltaNet “Circle of Influence” (COI) list.
• Mail your announcement cards
• Order name riders & custom open house signs, etc. from Lektron (Previously Oakwood Graphics) - 918-379-0993 - service@lektroninc.com. They are local, only order what you need. Turnaround time is quick.
• Print off class schedule for Post 45 classes or CE.
• Attend New Agent Orientation at the next sales meeting
• Sign up for Floor Time and Open House training. Contact training@cctulsa.com for “Floor Time” Class.
• Note: YOU CANNOT HOLD OPEN HOUSE UNTIL YOU HAVE RECEIVED OPEN HOUSE TRAINING
• Plan to do an Open House after you take “Floor Time /Open House” Class
• Attend next Sales Meeting – Ask admin. or Broker for the date and location.
• Make a Goals Plan – there are classes for this or you can visit with your broker.
• Plan your week of activities and your education schedule.
TRANSFERRING AGENTS:
• Change voicemail on your cell phone.
• Change email signatures on all email accounts.
• Call Domain Company and change personal information if applicable.
• Update your HUD registration of you are transferred from another company, if applicable
SITES TO UPDATE: • Realtor.com • Zillow • Trulia • Facebook • Twitter • OKCMAR • Go Daddy • LinkedIn • Instagram • Snap Chat
OP CORNER MARKETING
WE HAVE YOU COVERED!
WHO SHOULD I CONTACT?
• All Newspapers: Submit request through cc.robohead.com
• Billing Questions: Contact accounting@ccelitemail.com
• Business Cards & Reorders: Initial cards are done by onboarding team – Reorder through cc.robohead.com
• Copier/Scanner Codes: Administrator at your office location
• Elite Magazine/Elite TV: Contact marketing@ccelitemail.com
• Email: support@ccoklahoma.com if you have email issues
• Fliers: Submit request through cc.robohead.com
• Human Resources questions: 918-417-7984 or hr@ccelitemail.com
• IT Assistance: Call 918-417-7759 or email support@ccoklahoma.com
• Labels for postcard orders: Submit request through cc.robohead.com
• Loading property photos/tours: Contact your office admin or submit request through cc.robohead.com
• Matterport or Drone: Submit through cc.robohead.com
• Notary: Heidi Cline, Sandra Wilson, Amanda Bread, Trish Winters, Adonna Anderson, Allie Lewis, Kathryn Lomax, Sally Boyne
• Phone Roster: For your office, your admin. Company wide, Processing@ccoklahoma.com
• Name Badges: processing@ccoklahoma.com
• Photos/postcards: Submit through cc.robohead.com
• Public Relations: PublicRelations@cctulsa.com
• Relocation/Referrals: Contact Heidi Cline – relocation@cctulsa.com
• Signs: Check out at each office before the weekend. See Admin.
• Custom Signs: Lektron Signs- service@lektroninc.com (Previously Oakwood Graphics)
• Training/Post/CE: Contact training@cctulsa.com
• Pre-License Courses: Contact – training@cctulsa.com
• Social Media setup and questions: socialmedia@tctulsa.com
• Website original setup: Contact web@cctulsa.com
• Website questions: web@cctulsa.com
YOUR GO-TO MARKETING CONTACT
• Main Marketing: marketing@ccelitemail.com • 918-296-7342
MARKETING FOR YOU
Announcement Cards - 1st 50 free, then at cost of printing
Business Cards - 1st 500 free (250 standard + 250 branded)
Listing Flyers - 1st 12 color flyers per listing are free
Listing Brochures - Bi-fold Brochures offer more space than flyers for photos/information!
Open House Graphics/Flyers - 12 free flyers for you or other associate holding your open house Broker’s Open - Emailed to all associates, printed upon request
Listing Presentations - Booklets to provide to your clients about what we can do for them
Customized Postcards - Just listed, just sold, holiday, etc. Different sizes. Mailing services available
Quantum Postcards - 50 free “Just Sold” only, property must be over $150,000
Personal Brochures - Customized booklets to include bio, work history, experience, etc.
Photography / Property Video - Professionally taken by in-house photographers
MatterPort 3D Tours - Shoot a digital, 3D tour to be posted on MLS
Drone Shoots - Aerial video showcasing the property can be shot, edited and added to MLS
Website - Set up your personal website, “Share” your listings on Facebook from company website
Elite TV - Feature your property on CW channel, airs Saturdays 5:30a.m. and Sundays 9:30a.m.
Elite Magazine - All C&C active listings appear in each magazine free of charge, ads available upon request & price determined by size, distributed approximately every 6 weeks
Regional Newspapers - Feature your listing in the local paper
Magazine Publications - Tulsa People, Oklahoma Magazine, Homes & Land
Company Social Media - Assistance establishing a social media presence
Personal Branding - Free customized logo (After 6 months for new agents)
Testimonial Tree - Free review tool for website, social media, etc.
FULL MARKETING DEPARTMENT TO PROMOTE YOU!
OP CORNER MARKETING
DIGITAL / PHOTO
VIDEO SERVICES
Video coverage of the property’s interior.
Video intro & outro of agent with video coverage of the property’s interior and exterior.
Aerial footage of the property’s exterior.
3D virtual view of the propery’s interior.
Standard Matterport shoot with addition of still images pulled from images created by Matterport camera
Video bio with footage of an agent in action (3-4 minutes)
Video details provided by agent (30-45 second)
Video slideshow created with video or images provided by agent
PHOTOGRAHY ELITE TV 1 Listing Commercial $110 $150
Basic - taken at Top Corner Headshots Basic - taken on location $75 FREE $25
Video Property Tour
Video Matterport
Plus
Floorplan
Form Bio Video
Form Social Media Video Slideshow Pro Hourly Video Editing Still Images Add-On
Still Images No home size restrictions Headshots
Property
Drone
Matterport
Matterport
Long
Short
$150 $275 $100 $100 $120 $15 $150 $50 $50 $85 $35
Postage Estimated **
COPIES
FLYERS 8.5 x 11 8.5 x 14 12 25 100 200 12 25 100 200 $4.68 $9.75 $33.00 $58.00 $14.40 $20.00 $52.00 $98.00
PRINT PRODUCTS
HOLIDAY FOLDING CARDS
4 x 6 5 x 7
POSTCARDS + POSTAGE + MAILING **
4 x 6 5 x 7 8.5 x 11 8.5 x 14 11 x 17 12 x 18 13 x 19 4 x 6 or 5x7 4 x 11 6 x 11 100 250 500 1000 100 251 500 1000 100 251 500 1000 50 100 150 200 100 250 500 1000 100 250 500 1000 300 500 750 100 250 500 1000 $20 $35 $60 $110 $130.90 $207.08 $332.20 $584.10 $141.90 $236.89 $391.60 $701.80 $26.50 $39.00 $52.50 $66.00 $23 $47 $85 $160 $23 $47 $85 $160 $0.39 / sheet $0.48 / sheet $0.48 / sheet $0.78 / sheet $0.99 / sheet $93.00 $150.00 $217.50 $38 $85 $155 $300 BROCHURES Bifold Trifold 12 25 100 200 25 50 100 250 500 $9.36 $19.50 $60.00 $108.00 $27.50 $44.00 $57.00 $122.50 $200.00
POSTCARDS (PRINT ONLY)
1/2 Page +1Mil
2/3 Page 300k-999k
1/2 Page 300k-999k
1/3 Page 300k-999k
Full Page - 299k
1/2 Page - 299k
2/5 Page - 299k
1/3 Page - 299k
1/5 Page - 299k
+/- depending on section
OP CORNER MARKETING
VINYL & SIGNS
ELITE MAGAZINE*
- 18 x 24
Coroplast Directional Signs
Full Page +1Mil
Full Page 300k-999k
$12.00 $500 $325 $475 $400 $300 $250 $450 $275 $225 $200 $175
ANNOUNCEMENT CARDS SPIRAL BIND 50 $24 $4 BUSINESS CARDS BOOKLET - 8.5x11 250 500 1000 $0.24 (per page) Listing & Buying Presentation Booklets Quantities of 5 are FREE. * $27.50 $40.00 $60.00
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— NOW is Perfectthe Time TO SELL! REALTOR NAME Realtor-Associate® 405.826.5717 | realtor@ccoklahoma.com www.realtor.ccoklahoma.com UNDER CONTRACT THE RIGHT REALTOR MAKES ALL THE DIFFERENCE! REALTOR NAME • 918-000-0000 • REALTOR@CCTULSA.COM JUST SOLD 1234 NAVY LANE, BROKEN ARROW, OK • 5 BED, 2 BATH, 3 GARAGE Hi, I’m Realtor Name. REALTOR-ASSOCIATE ® My Bio...Ficias de cone et ea aut eossunti quat hitiis ex et rehenectur modistrum isqui corum eum volupis rem hillace rciendi taereicto occus eost aliquis eos culparum fugiaes est, velitat 918.555.1234 REALTOR@CCTULSA.COM THINKING OF SELLING YOUR HOME? GET A LOCAL EXPERT ON YOUR SIDE! Realtor Name • 918.724.3711 • realtor@cctulsa.com 14182 SW LATIER LANE • SAND SPRINGS, OK JUST LISTED POSTCARDS
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LISTING FLYERS 1204 Full Address $000,000 • Schools • Subdivision • 0 / 0 / 0 / 0 Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, a pretium amet sit et. Proin porttitor, posuere consectetuer hendrerit phasellus. Gravida aliquet mollis dapibus consectetuer pellentesque mauris. Metus duis, volutpat pulvinar massa feugiat sapien vitae, suscipit sed diam ornare. 1441 E. 41st Street Tulsa, OK ccoklahoma.com AGENT NAME 918-688-0570 dwilmoth@cctulsa.com OFFERED AT $299,995 Gorgeous fully remodeled home in the beautiful Williamsburg Addition. This 2 story home boasts 4 bedrooms w/ 2.5 baths. Natural hardwood floors throughout hallways & bedrooms w/ new tile in kitchen, utility & foyer. New granite counter tops in kitchen w/ new gas stove top, new vent hood & double ovens. 2 A/C units, 2 water heaters, all working perfectly. Huge fireplace in family room. Every single receptacle, light switch & fixture is new. Newer roof w/ guttering. Mature trees in large front & back yards. 2688 Sq Ft / 2019 Taxes: $3,037 / MLS# 2027457 Information is deemed reliable but not completely guaranteed. Buyer to verify all information. WILLIAMSBERG TULSA, OK 4 BEDROOMS 2 FULL BATHS 2 CAR GARAGE 6743 S. ATLANTA AVE Information is deemed reliable but not completely guaranteed. Buyer to verify all information. 1441 E. 41st Street • Tulsa, OK (918) 392-9900 ccoklahoma.com 918-688-0570 dwilmoth@cctulsa.com dwilmoth.cctulsa.com KATHY ALEXANDER Amazing Jenks Southeast home made for entertaining! Gorgeous FLAT backyard on .58 acres, refinished diving pool, hot tub, gazebo and outdoor kitchen. Elegant chef’s kitchen with double ovens, 6 burner gas range, pot filler, subzero fridge and soft close cabinets. The open and airy first floor features the master suite with fireplace and sitting room, mother-in-law suite, study and 2 living areas! 3 beds, 3 full baths, 2 living areas and 2nd LAUNDRY UP! All guest baths remodeled with granite, flooring and more! Plantation shutters throughout and 4 CAR GARAGE! 5,978 Sq Ft 2018 Taxes: $11,227 / MLS# 2000797 Information is deemed reliable but not completely guaranteed. Buyer to verify all information. OFFERED AT $975,000 THE ESTATES OF FOREST PARK 5 BEDROOMS 5 FULL BATHS & 1 HALF BATH 4 CAR GARAGE 11415 S GRANITE PLACE GUIDING YOUR WAY HOME 918.770.5721 tbay@cctulsa.com • tbay.cctulsa.com Subdivision Bedrooms Full & Half Baths Car Garage Full Address | $000,000 Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, a pretium amet sit et. Proin porttitor, posuere consectetuer hendrerit phasellus. Gravida aliquet mollis dapibus consectetuer pellentesque mauris. Metus duis, volutpat pulvinar massa feugiat sapien vitae, suscipit sed diam ornare. 0000 Sq. Ft. 2020 Taxes: $0000 MLS#000000 1441 E. 41st Street Tulsa, OK (918) 392-9900 ccoklahoma.com AGENT NAME 918-688-0570 dwilmoth@cctulsa.com Immaculately designed new construction built on a corner lot. Every upgrade immagineable makes this home excellent for entertainers and any tech-lovers! Hidden outlets under cabinets, charging stations on the waterfall quartz kitchen island, bluetooth speakers installed in all three full bathrooms, smart thermostat, heated bathroom floors, remote controlled ceiling fans, tankless hot water heater for instant and unlimited hot water, dimmer switches, thermal heat-reflecting windows, and more! Vast open floor plan with 18 foot ceilings, gas log fireplace, extra wide staircase with accent walls, and private access to the back patio from the master bedroom suite. 4,231 Sq Ft • MLS#1234567 Information is deemed reliable but not completely guaranteed. Buyer to verify all information. 4604 S. 172ND E AVENUE 4 BED / 3.5 BATHS / 3 GARAGE ❚ $ 349,900 1441 E. 41st Street Tulsa, OK (918) 392-9900 ccoklahoma.com LISTING AGENT 918-688-0570 dwilmoth@cctulsa.com dwilmoth.cctulsa.com 1441 E. 41st Street Tulsa, OK (918) 392-9900 ccoklahoma.com 918-688-0570 dwilmoth@cctulsa.com dwilmoth.cctulsa.com FULL ADDRESS $000,000 • SCHOOLS • SUBDIVISION Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, a pretium amet sit et. Proin porttitor, posuere consectetuer hendrerit phasellus. Gravida aliquet mollis dapibus consectetuer pellentesque mauris. Metus duis, volutpat pulvinar massa feugiat sapien vitae, suscipit sed diam ornare. BEDS / FULL AND HALF BATHS / -CAR / SQ FT / 2020 TAXES: Leading Real Estate Companies of the World has chosen Chinowth & Cohen as the largest independent real estate company in Oklahoma to represent them in the Tulsa market. Leading RE is a premier relocation company referring buyers from around the world to their members! 1205 ADDRESS $000,000 SUBDIVISION | SCHOOLS | SQ.FT. BEDROOMS | FULL BATHROOMS & HALF BATHS | CAR GARAGE Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, a pretium amet sit et. Proin porttitor, posuere consectetuer hendrerit phasellus. Gravida aliquet\onsectetuer pellentesque mauris. Metus duis, volutpat pulvinar massa flotus filum dolores eugiat sapien vitae, suscipit sed diam ornare. BUILT IN | MLS# | 2020 TAXES: 1441 E. 41st Street Tulsa, OK (918) 392-9900 ccoklahoma.com AGENT NAME 918-688-0570 dwilmoth@cctulsa.com Address Subdivision • Schools • $000,000 Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, a pretium amet sit et. Proin porttitor, posuere consectetuer hendrerit phasellus. Gravida aliquet mollis dapibus consectetuer pellentesque mauris. Metus duis, volutpat pulvinar massa feugiat sapien vitae, suscipit sed diam ornare. 1441 41st St Tulsa, OK (918) 392-9900 ccoklahoma.com Listing Agent (918) 688-0570 dwilmoth@cctulsa.com Hosting Agent 918-688-0570 mhyskell@cctulsa.com LISTED BY: HOSTED BY: FULL ADDRESS $000,000 • Schools • Subdivision • 0 / 0 / 0 / 0 FULL 1205 ADDRESS $000,000 Broken Arrow /Subdivision 0.0.0.0 Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, a pretium amet sit et. Proin porttitor, posuere consectetuer hendrerit phasellus. Gravida aliquet mollis dapibus consectetuer pellentesque mauris. Metus duis, volutpat pulvinar massa flotus filum dolores eugiat sapien vitae, suscipit sed diam ornare. 0000 sq. ft. / mls#0000000 1441 E. 41st Street Tulsa, OK (918) 392-9900 ccoklahoma.com AGENT NAME 918-688-0570 dwilmoth@cctulsa.com
Realtors Name 123456 Full address The Subdivision Realtors Name REaltor-associate® 918.000,0000 NAME@CCTULSA.COM NAME,CCTULSA.COM 3702 S HWY 97 Sand Springs, OK, 74063 918-419-2333 ASPEN RIDGE 7207 S Aspen Court Broken Arrow Offered at $500,000 Call for a showing today! (918) 688-5481 Property Details: 7207 S Aspen Court, Broken Arrow Broken Arrow Schools Aspen Ridge $500,000 Built in 2017 HOA: $500 Annually 2,627 Sq. Ft. BRANDI TRUE btrue@cctulsa.com Scan for more! Breath Taking Modern Style
& BUYING PRESENTATIONS Tulsa Day Center for the Homeless 2018 Sand Springs Flood Cleanup 2019 Operation Christmas Child 2019 Farmers Branch Animal Adoption Center The Demand Project Raising Hope Gala 2022 VOLUNTEERING American Heart Association Tulsa Heart Ball 2022 GOP Freedom Gala 2022 OUR PROVEN HOME SELLING PROCESS Pre ListingSchedule Appointment • Review Pre-Listing Materials • Meet with Your Elite Agent Discuss Key Selling Points of Home • Select Home Selling Program • Determine Fair Market Listing Value Sign Listing Paperwork 1 HOMEBUYER’S PRESENTATION HOMEBUYER’S GUIDE AN ELITE PLAN TO OWN
LISTING
Bull In The Alley in the raw vu society BURGER Docs wine & food One of the best steakhouses in Tulsa, set in a speak-easy lounge style space in the Arts District. Some of Tulsa’s finest sushi with a view over Downtown- even catch a game at ONEOK field. The “Perfected Burger” (and handipped milkshakes). Two locations Cherry Street + South Tulsa. American food with new creole flavors, in Brookside. yokozuna white river empire slice house dilly diner Vibrant Asian fusion & sushi with locations in Downtown Tulsa, South Tulsa, + OKC. A Tulsa classic since 1932- seafood restaurant and An OKC favorite turned Tulsa hit, down the street from Cain’s ballroom. Serving daily slices with unique flavor combinations. Tulsa’s favorite diner serving breakfast all day and night, right across from the historic Blue Dome. fassler hall A true German beer and sausage hall with a location in Downtown Tulsa, OKC, and Little Rock. lanna thai la tertulia cardinal club prossimo A taste of Thai cuisine in South Tulsa- experience bold, authentic flavors; a favorite since 1998. Modern Sante Fe cuisine brought to Tulsa by a James Beard award winning chef in the Blue Dome district. The definition of Tulsa high end dining. A Fine Italian dining with both classical and modern touches in the Brady Arts District. roosevelt’s CAFE OLE oren the goat A warm, urban gastropub on Cherry Street with reimagined classics and one of the best patios in Tulsa. Casual and contemporary dining on Brookside, serving Southwestern favorites as one of Tulsa’s most popular openair dining experiences. Minimalist eatery offering progressive American cooking, locallysourced produce and great patio- on Brookside. A modern international Restobar featuring Mediterranean/International inspired dishes & craft cocktails in Tulsa’s East Village. juniper biga The tropical Contemporary destination serving locally sourced farm-to-table American fare in downtown setting. Serving “more than a meal”- a uniquely Italian dining experience for over 20 years in Brookside. Authentic Thai restaurant + bar focusing on seafood dishes made from farm-fresh ingredients. tulsa Top tWenTY: RESTAURANTS 12 13 SPENCER JONES CHOCTAW DEL CITY OKC EDMOND BETHANY PIEDMONT MUSTANG ARCADIA LUTHER MOORE TUTTLE NEWCASTLE NORMAN YUKON VALLEY BROOK THE VILLAGE Oklahoma City is the largest city in the state, at 621 sq miles. It is the 20th most populous city in the U.S. with 687,725 residents as of the 2020 census. However, as home ownership in OKC’s suburbs becomes increasingly desirable, the entire metro area now has a population of 1,441,695! Whether you want to live within walking distance to a park, right beside a a golf course, down the street from the best restaurants, or a bike ride away from work, there are plenty of great neighborhoods in the OKC Metro area that you’ll love to call home. YUKON NORMAN MOORE MUSTANG PIEDMONT As a college town for the University of Oklahoma, Norman’s most desired areas tend to be in the central parts of the city, and more affordable homes are in the east regions. Population: 128,097 Popular neighborhoods: Lions Park, The Miller Historic District, Faculty Heights, Sooner Park, University Mustang is a growing suburb known for affordable housing, excellent schools and wide open spaces to spread out, but still be close by the metro area. Population: 21,037 Popular neighborhoods: Canadian Estates, Westbury South, Winds West, Fawn Trail, Farm Trails Living in Yukon offers residents a sparse suburban feel and most residents own their homes- above 75%. Population: 24,623 Popular neighborhoods: Stonebridge West, Pikes Pointe, West Watch, Sun Valley Acres, Scissortail Crossing Moore boasts several outdoor activities, and highly rated public schools. Population: 63,462 Popular neighborhoods: Featherstone, The Waters, Native Plains Ranking high in agriculture and livestock production, Piedmont is a great place to settle with a rural feel in big-city proximity. Population: 7,884 Popular neighborhoods: Northwood Village, Bison Creek, Northwood Lake Estates, Emerald Pointe 6 7 $249,000 27% 14% 69% 108% 70% Average sales price of a home in Oklahoma City The overall Cost of Living in OKC is about Real Estate prices in the OKC area are Real Estate prices in the OKC area are Real Estate prices in the OKC area are less than the national average lower Real Estate prices than the national average lower than Austin. lower than Denver. lower than Los Angeles. OKC real estate BY THE NUMBERS may 05-07• OKC Ballet Shorts @ Civic Center Music Hall 06• Cars and Coffee OKC @ Razzoo’s Cajun Cafe 11-14• Live Horse Races @ Remington Park 19• Tim Allen @ Civic Center Music Hall 20• Budweiser Custom Car Super Show 21• Forest Lake Classic Car/Bike Show @ The Monastery at Forest Lake 23• OK Super Trade Show @ OK Convention Center 24• ‘Hamilton’ opens @ Civic Center Music Hall 25-28• Live Horse Races @ Remington Park 26• Savannah Bananas @ Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark june 01-04• Live Horse Races @ Remington Park 03• Cars and Coffee OKC @ Razzoo’s Cajun Cafe 03• Leanne Morgan @ The Criterion 03• Kids Fest @ Rose State Student Union 06-07• ‘Madagascar: the Musical’ @ Civic Center Music Hall 21• Matchbox Twenty @ The Zoo Amphitheatre 21• Quilt Craft & Sewing Festival @ The Pavillion 24• Red Coyote Love Run 5K & 10K 27• Appaloosa Horse National Show @ State Fair Grounds 27• ‘The Sound of Music’ opens @ Lyric Theatre july 01• Cars and Coffee OKC @ Razzoo’s Cajun Cafe 11• ‘The Prom’ opens @ Lyric Theatre 24• Yungblud @ The Criterion 28• Dude Perfect @ Paycom Center august 17• Thomas Rhett & Cole Swindell @ Paycom Center september 23• St. Jude Walk/Run to End Childhood Cancer october 09• Eric Johnson @ Tower Theatre 22• Red Coyote Half Marathon november 19• Oklahoma Bridal & Wedding Expo @ The Pavillion december 02• Show Me Reptile Expo Show @ OKC Fairgrounds 2023 OKC area events 25 24 2. lafortune 1. gathering place 4. River parks 3. Air & Space & Planetarium 3. Woodward 4. Sherwin Miller 5. HUNTER 2. gilcrease Large space featuring a dog park, small pond, disc golf, plus walking & biking trails. 5804 E 91st St, Tulsa, OK 74137 Also known as the Thomas Gilcrease Institute of American History and Art; houses the world’s largest, most comprehensive collection of art of the American West, and a growing collection of art and artifacts from Central and South America. A series of parks along the Arkansas river including the urban wilderness of Turkey Mountain, the 41st Street Plaza offering a splashpad, playground, & disc golf, and River West Festival Park where some of Tulsa’s largest events are held. The Tulsa Air & Space Museum (TASM) has 19,000 sq ft of historical exhibits, hands-on activities, and vintage aircraft. It also has a full-dome planetarium and educational facilities for schools, summer camps, and Scout groups. 45 acres of horticultural gardens (rock, herb, rose & azalea), a Victorian conservatory & arboretum. 2435 S Peoria Ave, Tulsa, OK 74114 the largest collection of Jewish art in the Southwestern United States. Large city park with ample facilities including sports fields & courts, a pool, playgrounds & golf course. 5202 S Hudson Ave, Tulsa, OK 74135 Gathering Place is an award-winning 66.5-acre park along the Arkansas River designed by a world-renowned landscape architect. At $465 million, Gathering Place is the largest private gift to a community park in U.S. history. This one-of-a-kind hybrid park offers unique, free experiences for all ages and abilities. Tulsa Parks Tulsa Parks manages 135 parks covering roughly 6,553 acres. 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Fall 2021 NEWSLETTER Realtor Name REALTOR-ASSOCIATE® 918.000.0000 realtor@cctulsa.com ccoklahoma.com Ingredients: half of small pie pumpkin 6 tomatoes (Roma or on the vine) 2 Red peppers 6 cloves of garlic, peeled 1 onion, skin peeled 4 cups veggie broth 2 Tblsp olive oil 2 tsp basil salt and pepper 1/2 cup coconut milk or cream Housing Market Update Historically, the fall ushers in less competition and better deals as children return to school and the holidays overtake schedules. To get some insight into what prospective buyers and sellers can expect, Forbes Advisor spoke to housing experts across the country to get their forecast on home prices, rates and buyer appetite in the coming months. While a full-on celebration might be too soon, prospective homebuyers can breathe little easier, based on predictions from real estate experts. Prices are beginning to decelerate in some areas as more inventory has become available for single-family homes. Although the increase in inventory is not enough to satisfy demand, it might give buyers hope and possibly buying leverage with more options to choose from. “Mortgage applications have dropped to an 18-month low, and we are seeing some real buyer fatigue in the market,” says Tamar Asken, real estate agent at Avenue 8 in Los Angeles. Similar to how the pandemic triggered sanitizer and toilet paper buying spree, consumers also flocked to the real estate market last year. As demand for houses picked up, interested buyers have pulled out all the stops to outbid the competition. This caused all sorts of strange and perhaps reckless behavior, including buyers forgoing contingencies in the sales contract meant to protect them and their earnest money, which can amount to thousands of dollars. Some buyers were using their retirement savings, while others were getting loans so they could appear to be all-cash buyers. But this going-for-broke approach could be declining, says Brady Miller CEO of Trelora, a real estate company based in Denver, Colorado. Whether it’s because inventory beginning to ramp up or home prices are flattening, some buyers realize that they might be putting too much on the line and “are taking the power position back once they go under contract,” Miller says. Even Asken, who’s based in Los Angeles’ notoriously expensive and competitive market, says she is noticing that more buyers are now proceeding with caution. “I do not see the same level of desperation and urgency we saw few months ago,” While history would indicate that fall when you can get a better deal on real estate, last year bucked all trends with enormous home sales growth recorded in the fall season. Are we likely to see a repeat later this year? Ralph B. McLaughlin, chief economist and senior vice president of analytics at Haus, Inc., says that demand will go back to its usual cooling-off period in the fall, noting the recent expansion of inventory and retreating home prices. However, McLaughlin added that he doesn’t expect inventory to recover fully until next spring. Likewise, Nothaft was cautiously optimistic, pointing out that inventory is on rising trajectory thanks partly to lumber prices easing and the construction of new sawmills in the U.S. But Nothaft also agrees that housing supply long way from meeting demand. Nothaft also expects mortgage rates to increase as we head into fall and the new year. The mortgage rates on both fixed 30-year and 15-year mortgages have been sitting at record-low averages since last summer, bobbing between the low-3% and mid-2% range. These low rates have only encouraged an already fiery housing market, so higher rates should help subdue demand. “Mortgage rates are rock-bottom and record low, but they will not stay like that forever,” Nothaft says. For buyers waiting on the sidelines time to start getting your finances in order now—if you wait to do that until deal comes along, you’ll be too late. This is good time to work on your credit score—a higher score means lower rates, which translates into lower monthly payments. - Natalie Campisi, forbes.com Roasted Red Pepper Pumpkin & Tomato Soup Instructions: Preheat oven to 400F. In a large casserole dish, add whole tomatoes, peppers, garlic cloves and halved onion. Drizzle with olive oil, basil, and s&p. Place in oven uncovered about 50 min. On the stovetop, bring a large pot of water to boil. Cut the small pumpkin in half, and drop it in the large pot of boiling water. When fork tender, take out the pumpkin slice, then lay aside to cool before peeling the skin off. Drain water. When veggies in oven are blistered, add everything into a blender with the peeled pumpkin and combine. Pour mixture back into empty pot on stove over low heat. Add cream and veggie broth, cover and let simmer for 20 min, then enjoy! (Best served with grilled cheese!) Realtor Name REALTOR-ASSOCIATE® 918.000.0000 realtor@cctulsa.com realtor.ccoklahoma.com Spring 2023 NEWSLETTER
YOU'LL NEED: -4 salmon filets -salt and pepper -2 Tblsp olive oil -2 Tblsp salted butter -1 small shallot, thinly sliced -3 cloves garlic, minced -1 cup coconut milk or heavy cream INSTRUCTIONS: Season the salmon all over with salt and pepper. Heat the olive oil in a large skillet over medium heat. Add the salmon skin side down and cook for 2-3 minutes, until the salmon is crisp. Gently flip, and continue cooking for another 2-3 minutes. Remove from the skillet. To the same skillet, add the butter, shallots, and garlic and saute minutes. Add the crushed red pepper flakes, coconut milk, and cream cheese. Season the sauce with salt and pepper. Bring to a simmer over medium heat, stirring until smooth and creamy. Add the parmesan and spinach and cook until the spinach is wilted, about 3-5 minutes. Stir in the lemon juice, parsley, and chives. Remove from the heat and slide the salmon back into the sauce. To serve plate each piece of salmon, then spoon the sauce over top. Serve with additional herbs. -2 oz cream cheese, cubed -1/2 cup parmesan -1/2 tsp red pepper flakes -4 cups fresh spinach -juice from 1 lemon -2 Tblsp chopped parsley -1 Tblsp chopped chives, plus more for serving
From Leland Chinowth, President of Chinowth & Cohen Realtors It appears more favorable market conditions are on the horizon. Many of our realtors have reported drastic increase in buyer activity the past two weeks and we have seen a strong surge of new contracts turned in for closings in March. Lawrence Yun, the chief economist for NAR, has recently predicted interest rates will slightly decrease over the course of the year and 2024 is likely to be the strongest year of sales in the nations history. Across the country, and in our market, there are a lot of buyers that have been looking for homes since the start of the pandemic and still have not purchased home. Although homes aren’t selling the moment they’re listed, more and more sellers are seeing the value in what a real estate professional brings to the table. Get ready for what looks to be stable remainder of 2023 and a potentially record breaking year in 2024. 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Summer 2021 NEWSLETTER Realtor Name REALTOR-ASSOCIATE® 918.000.0000 realtor@cctulsa.com ccoklahoma.com Al Fresco Dining Tips • Pick a shady spot- or set up fan Add lighting- put up lanterns, string lights, and citronella candles to keep away the bugs Add texture to your table- fresh flowers, placemats, & cushions can increase comfort and elevate the tablescape • Must Haves- a large, lightweight tray or rolling cart, to make set-up and take-down easier, with fewer trips. • Dine out often- Keep outdoor dining items on hand all season long to enjoy the fresh air whenever the weather is nice Make an evening of it- bring out a board game or back yard projector screen to enjoy with the whole family - 2 lb Boneless Chicken Thighs - 4 tbsp Yogurt - 2 tbsp Olive Oil - 5 cloves Garlic - 1 Lemon Juice - 1 tbsp Tomato Puree - 1½ tsp All Spice - ½ tsp Cardamom - 2 tbsp Onion - 2 tsp Garlic - 1/2 tsp Ginger What to Expect From the Housing Market: Summer 2021 The U.S. entered 2021 with pandemic fatigue, though it hadn't – and still hasn't –slowed down homebuyer activity. The first months of the year have seen rapid growth in home prices as low inventory of houses on the market combined with high buyer demand creates fierce competition in suburban areas and medium-to-small metro areas across the country. In summer 2021, here are few trends shaping up for the housing market: Interest rates may rise slightly, but are expected to remain relatively low. Home inventory will increase, but will stay a seller's market. Homebuyers will still be focused in the suburbs, but interest in city living will see some revival. Going into spring, mortgage interest rates have trended upward, but still remain low from a historical standpoint. On April 8, Freddie Mac reported the average interest rate for 30-year, fixed-rate mortgage was 3.13%. Low interest rates, the continued creation of new households across the U.S. and desire for more space among existing homeowners have driven demand through the roof in 2020 and the start of 2021. Many areas are seller's markets, meaning there aren't enough homes available to match the number of active buyers. The number of homes on the market in March was 52% lower than in March 2020, according to report from realtor.com published on April 1. Homebuyers can expect to compete with others in home offers, which can drive up prices and may mean your home search takes longer because you lose out to competing offers on a couple of homes before your offer is accepted. George Ratiu, senior economist for realtor.com, says the competition won't deter many buyers from the market. The largest share of homebuyers across the U.S. are millennials, with the youngest in the generation closing in on 30 years old a popular time to consider buying a home. "For many millennials the last year provided an opportunity to save. … Yes, the market is difficult, but a lot of young people out there remain committed to buying home," Ratiu says. A major contributor to the low supply of homes on the market in the latter half of 2020 was the fact that many homeowners chose not to relocate – especially if they were already in house with plenty of space for remote work and virtual schooling. As many grow hopeful for an end to the pandemic, some sellers appear to be more inclined to reenter the market. The realtor.com report notes that while the number of new listings in March was 20% lower than the number of new listings in March 2020, the decrease not as steep as February's new listings number, which was 24.5% lower than February 2020. The answer to high demand among homebuyers is to build new houses, and for those houses to meet the space requirements many are seeking after year spent working, learning and relaxing all at home. Low rates of residential construction have lent to housing shortage over period of multiple years. "Before the pandemic we were in a market where homebuilders had not put up enough homes," Ratiu says. It appears builders are working to ease demand at least somewhat. In February, there were building permits authorized for 1.68 million privately owned new housing units in the country, according to the U.S. Census Bureau, 17% above February 2020, though below January 2021's reported 1.88 million. As the weather warms up for ideal construction conditions in many parts of the U.S., expect these approved properties to come on the market or become occupied after completion. - Devon Thorsby, realestate.usnews.com Grilled Chicken Kebabs - 1 tsp Paprika - 1 tsp Cumin - 1/2 tsp Oregano - 1 tsp Lemon Pep. - ½ tsp Cayenne - ½ tsp Chilli Flakes - Salt & Pepper Marinate at least 2 hrs, thread on soaked skewers, grill med-high 10-15 min. Realtor Name REALTOR-ASSOCIATE® 918.000.0000 realtor@cctulsa.com realtor.ccoklahoma.com Winter 2023 | NEWSLETTER Switch your ceiling fans to rotate clockwise to push heat downward Disconnect garden hoses and turn off exterior faucets to prevent burst pipes Turn your water heater down to the normal setting of 120 F, which can save you up to 7% on your energy bill Clean debris from flat roofs or roof valleys where leaves can collect and hold moisture During deep cold spells (less than 15 degrees for more than 24 hours) keep all interior doors open to encourage heat circulation. Upgrade to a programmable remote controlled thermostat to save anywhere from 10-40% on your energy bill Get your Home Ready for Winter: French Onion Soup from SimplyRecipes.com YOU'LL NEED: - 6 yellow onions, thinly sliced - 4 Tblsp extra virgin olive oil - 2 Tblsp butter - 1 tsp sugar - Kosher salt - 2 cloves garlic, minced - 8 cups beef stock INSTRUCTIONS: In stock pot, heat olive oil on medium. Add onions, stirring often until softened, 15-20 mins. Increase heat to med-high, add butter and stir until onions start to brown, about 30 mins. Add sugar and tsp of salt. Cook until well browned, 10-15 mins. Add garlic and cook for min. Add wine, scraping up the browned bits on the bottom, deglazing the pot. Add the stock, bay leaves, and thyme. Cover and lower the heat to a simmer for about 30 mins. Season to taste with more salt and black pepper. Remove bay leaves. Preheat the oven to 450°F. Brush bread slices with olive oil and sprinkle with grated cheeses. Bake until cheese is bubbly and gold. Serve bowls of soup with one cheesy toast on top. Alternatively, you can use individual oven-proof bowls or one large casserole dish, cover with the toast and sprinkle with cheese. Broil for 10 minutes at 350°F. Enjoy! - 1/2 cup dry white wine - 2 bay leaves - 1 Tblsp fresh thyme leaves - 1/2 tsp freshly ground black pepper - 8 slices (1 inch thick) French bread or baguette - 1 1/2 cups grated Gruyere cheese - Grated Parmesan cheese Market Snapshot: "Why Housing Inflation Takes Time To Slow Down" Forbes.com The Fed's interest rate hikes caused demand in the home mortgage market to crash almost overnight, but it takes time for the overall housing market to soften. It takes weeks for a mortgage to close, which is why when you are buying a home, most lenders recommend you lock in your rate. This way, you aren't forced to pay a higher rate if rates rise during the closing process. Another reason it takes time for the housing market to slow is because of buyers’ and sellers’ expectations. Because of the high asking prices of homes, many sellers are reluctant to lower their prices, hoping to get the most money possible for their homes. Buyers, on the other hand, are looking for a lower price. This results in a national chess match that plays out over weeks and months. Finally, it takes time to increase housing inventory. You need existing homeowners looking to sell, and you need home builders constructing many new homes. The process of buying vacant land, getting permits, building houses and selling them is a lengthy one. Combine all these issues, and you can see why the housing market doesn't experience changes right away. All these factors enter the market at different rates of speed, but they have significant impact when put together. Spring 2021 | NEWSLETTER Realtor Name REALTOR-ASSOCIATE® 405.000.0000 realtor@ccoklahoma.com ccoklahoma.com Housing Market Forecast The Covid-19 pandemic has affected every industry, but perhaps none as surprisingly as real estate. Homes aren’t just selling, they’re selling at a record-setting pace. The Covid-fueled real estate boost caused an average of 42% of home listings nationwide to sell in two weeks or less. One survey found that more than half of homebuyers say the pandemic accelerated their homebuying process. However, the record-setting pace could start to slow slightly during 2021. Houses were flying off the market because of a supply shortage and an increase in demand, largely due to a spring freeze in buying, paired with low interest rates and changing job situations. But as supply and demand start to balance out as the year progresses, look for the competitive seller’s market to slow down, but not by much. Perhaps good news for buyers is that 2021 won’t be such a steady rush. Due to the pandemic, typical homebuying seasons went out the window in 2020, creating a free for all. But as things return to a new type of normal in 2021, look for homebuying seasons to return, with a surge of buyers in the spring and summer months and things cooling down towards winter. When paired with record-low interest rates, lower budgets can still get buyers more home than they could have bought a year ago. Interest rates are likely to stay low throughout 2021 but will start to increase in the second half of the year. Buyers or people who were thinking of buying within the next few years are now speeding up their timelines to make their money go further. Lowered budgets are changing what some homebuyers are looking for, leading to growth in less expensive regions. In some cases, buyers with lowered budgets are shopping for homes below their price range in hopes of being able to put in an above-list price offer. The move to remote working has pushed people out of cities and led to an increase in homebuying in the suburbs. Suburban areas have seen higher home sales growth than urban areas, and many homebuyers have increased their willingness to commute when they return to work in the office. In the suburbs, homebuyers are more likely to find traits that are increasingly desirable: larger houses for more time spent at home, dedicated office space and personal outdoor space, as well as proximity to beaches, trails and open space. The top 10 most competitive real estate markets during the pandemic are Seattle, Omaha, Lexington, Denver, Indianapolis, Portland, Oklahoma City, Sacramento, Oakland and Tulsa. These areas will continue to thrive in 2021, especially in their suburban areas. What will real estate look like in 2021? In most cases, a continuation of the incredible growth of 2020. 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