2 Beautiful Apartments in Edmond that Won’t Break the Bank

Whether you’re a student, couple or just starting a family, an apartment is a great way to save money for future homeownership. Edmond is a wonderful community full of friendly neighbors, parks and sights to see.

Named the 11^th safest city in America by the FBI Uniform Crime Report, it only makes sense that its population has grown by 20%. If you’ve considered making the move, here are two beautiful apartments in Edmond that won’t break the bank.

Kickingbird Apartments

Kickingbird Apartments is minutes from the University of Central Oklahoma, OU Medical Center and Edmond’s finest shopping. Kickingbird is nestled in a neighborhood between Bryant and Ayers, providing residents peace among the bustling city. 

The amenities are perhaps the greatest perk, though. The property features a swimming pool, tennis and basketball courts, walking trails and more. Meet new neighbors at a volleyball tournament or catch up with friends over a barbeque. Kickingbird provides the perfect backdrop to kick back, relax and enjoy your surroundings. 

Kickingbird Hills

Looking for an apartment even more secluded? Kickingbird Hills is still within radius of the university but tucked away in the trees east of Bryant. Near the Kickingbird Golf Course, you can expect to find walking trails and scenic views. 

Surrounded by natural beauty, residents come home to a safe haven free from sirens and traffic lights. And with seven spaciously designed floor plans, your apartment is every bit as airy as the outdoors itself. 

There are endless perks of living in Edmond. You’ll find parks, museums, theatres, music venues and more. To schedule a tour of Kickingbird Apartments or Kickingbird Hills, please contact our offices at (405) 341-2332.

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What a year! We celebrated the end of the year with our annual awards.

What a year! We celebrated the end of the year with our annual awards.

Our team does great work every year, so we like to celebrate their accomplishments, have a few laughs and a lot of cheer at our annual Christmas Party.
We’d like to recognize a few of our team members for their contributions in 2018:

Individual Awards: 

Star Employee: Mike Jackson

Rookie Leasing Agent of the Year:  Diana Martinez

Rookie Manager of the Year: Laurie Deshotel & Georganna Bell

Rookie Service Technician of the Year:  Sean Collinsworth

On Call Champ: Eddie Martinez

Work Order Stud:  James Gwinn

Top Leaser of the Year: Jenny Guthrie-155 

       2nd Place: Erica Weir – 128

       3rd Place:  Monica Williams & Brook McClure – 108

Leasing Agent of the Year: Jenny Guthrie

Make Ready Tech of the Year: JR Fields 

Leasing Congeniality of the Year: Bralon Thomas

Manager Congeniality of the Year: Tammy Kimbrough 

Assistant Manager of the Year: Hope Bussard 

Manager of the Year: Debie Phillips 

Lead Tech of the Year:  Jose Suarez

Customer Service Person of the Year: Kim Rhodes

Community  Awards       

Service Team of the Year: Savannah Square and Harbor

Make Ready Property: Coventry Park 

Highest Consistent Occupancy of the Year: Kickingbird Hills 99.00%-jpg 52

     2nd Place Kickingbird Hills 98.62%

     3rd Place Coventry Park 97.93%

Company Average = 96.41%

Property of the Year: Coventry Park

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16 Areas to Find the Best Apartments in OKC

Oklahoma City is known for its rich cultural history. But as one of the fastest growing (and most affordable) cities in the U.S., the area is experiencing a boom of incoming jobs as the skyline continues to expand. 

 Whether you’re moving to Oklahoma City from out of state, visiting for fun or simply wanting to move deeper into the metro, you’ll find yourself in good company with plenty of new exciting things to explore. 

Oklahoma City can’t simply be visited – it has to be experienced. In today’s blog, we’ll be highlighting the unique food and sights each district has to offer. (And if you’re an incoming resident, we can even help you get settled in.)

1. Adventure District

This area of Oklahoma City is perfect for family-friendly attractions. Dive into the state’s history at the National Cowboy and Heritage Museum or spend a day experimenting and exploring the Science Museum of Oklahoma. And for all those animal lovers out there, the Oklahoma Zoo and Botanical Garden is our wildest experience yet.

2. Asian District

In the 1970s, an influx of Vietnamese immigrants transformed the area near Northwest 23rd street and Classen into a hub of Asian culture. Today, the district is most revered for its food – including local favorites, Pho Cuong and Pho Lien Hoa.

3. Automobile Alley

Automobile Alley, running along Broadway, just north of downtown is a revitalized district full of vintage dealerships, neon signage, industrial lofts and eclectic storefronts. Some of the most popular places here include Plenty Mercantile, Schlegel’s Bicycles and Cultivar “farm to fire” Kitchen.

4. Belle Isle

If you’re in the mood for some retail therapy, head on over to the Penn Square Mall in Belle Isle and wrap up the day at the eclectic Whiskey Cake. If you’re looking for a place to settle down, check out La Villa while you’re in the area. With quick access to the highway and Northwest Expressway, you’ll get where you need to go – fast.

5. Boathouse District

Have some energy to burn? The Boathouse district is one of Oklahoma City’s most up-and-coming areas with Olympic training facilities, kayaking, paddle boarding and sailing for every skill type. If you love the great outdoors, this is the best place to visit!

6. Bricktown

Bricktown is one of the most thriving areas of entertainment and late-night dining. Watch for fly balls at an OKC Dodgers game or grab a ticket to the renowned DeadCenter Film Festival. As far as food goes, you’ll find everything from sushi to tacos and creole.

7. Classen Curve

The Classen Curve in northwest OKC has tripled in size over the last couple years and is full of shopping possibilities. Here you’ll spot national retailers including West Elm, Anthropologie, Lululemon and Whole Foods Market.

8. Deep Deuce

Deep Deuce just north of Bricktown was the heart of African-American and jazz culture in the 1920’s. You’ll spot these wonderful cultural influences in its many dining spots and retailers. If you’re a foodie, be sure and check out the Deep Deuce Grill, Stag Lounge and Urban Johnnie.

9. Film Row

Film Row, once home to the film distribution offices for Hollywood’s major studios, is now the creative hub located west of downtown Oklahoma City. If you have a sweet tooth, we recommend visiting Caeli’s Sweets, Eats & Bar for desserts made from scratch. And if you’re in the mood for some vintage arcade games, swing by Flashback Retropub for 80’s themed karaoke and games.

10. Lake Hefner

Looking for a place to unwind and escape the city life? Lake Hefner features beautiful scenic trails, parks and not to mention – the iconic lighthouse. If you’re working in north side Oklahoma City, Stonebrook is a great apartment complex to check out. It provides quick access to Hefner Parkway and the Kilpatrick Turnpike.

11. Midtown

Just west of Automobile Alley, Midtown features a good mix of vintage restaurants and hip, new retail shopping. Irma’s Burger Shack and Kaiser’s Ice Cream are some iconic favorites while Dust Bowl and the Bleu Garden are new additions to the area’s urban renaissance.

12. Paseo Arts District

For the friendly, freethinking and wild at heart, the Paseo district is known for its art galleries, studies, cuisine and nightlife. It’s perhaps one of the most unique areas in Oklahoma City because of its Spanish revival architecture and vibrant colors. If you can, the best time to visit is on the first Friday of each month.

13. Plaza District

While the Paseo is known for its studio art, the Plaza is more geared towards local goods and services. The area is quirky, fun and full of exciting events. You can enjoy a show at the Lyric Theatre or drop in on Saint’s Sessions, featuring Oklahoma City’s finest jazz and blues. This area is also home to the state favorite, Empire Pizza.

14. Quail Springs

Quail Springs is another one of Oklahoma City’s up-and-coming areas with plenty of retail and dining options. Shop the sales at Quail Springs Mall or take a swing at TopGolf. Main Event and iFly are some other additions to the district that are drawing crowds. And with quick access to Kilpatrick Turnpike and i-235, it’s a great area to live in. Quail Run and Quail Ridge are both great options that place you in the middle of the action without breaking the bank.

15. Western Avenue

The Western Avenue district has steadily grown over the last few years and is home to many restaurants and local retailers. The Drum Room, Sushi Neko and the Sandwich Shop are sure to please. And as far as shops go, Guestroom Records and Antique Avenue are must-sees.

16. Uptown 23rd

Uptown is one of Oklahoma City’s most recent revitalizations. It’s easily accessible and also home to the Buckminster Fuller-inspired gold dome building. The Drake, Guyutes and the Pump are great options for food. As far as entertainment goes, The Tower is home to many events and live shows.

We hope this has given you a small glimpse into the vibrant life of Oklahoma City’s residents. If you’re planning a move into the metro, we’d love to answer any of your questions and help you find a place to stay. Call us at any of our OKC locations and we’ll be happy to schedule a private tour!

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