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Coronavirus to Impact Oklahoma City’s Economy, but to What Extent Is Unclear

CoStar Insight: Hospitality, Energy Sectors to Feel the Brunt of the Virus' Impact
Oklahoma City's skyline. (iStock)
Oklahoma City's skyline. (iStock)
By Todd Galvin
CoStar Analytics
March 25, 2020 | 4:55 P.M.

It may seem like a lifetime ago since the NBA canceled the game between the Oklahoma City Thunder and Utah Jazz on March 11 after Jazz player Rudy Gobert tested positive for the coronavirus. But a lot has happened since as more sporting events are being canceled, retailers are facing closures, jobless claims are increasing at a rapid pace and additional social distancing practices are being ensued. It is clear that the pandemic is set to have an immediate impact to the Oklahoma City economy.

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