Oklahoma Housing Finance Agency

Then consider this seeming paradox.

The Oklahoma Housing Finance Agency's latest housing needs assessment shows the state has more than 220 vacant housing units, not to mention vacant commercial properties that could possibly be transitioned into affordable housing.

For this week's ObserverCast, Senate Democratic Leader Julia Kurt joins us for a deep dive into the vexing problems that threaten Oklahoma's very economic future and into what can be done to help make housing more available and more affordable.

We're, as always, very happy to be here this morning with a very special, thoughtful, deliberative guest who really helps us break it down to understand things at a different level.