Richard Mize explores the thoughts and motives behind my NE16 development, which includes one of my favorite client stories in my career.

One of my NE16 homes is featured as a visual backdrop for this article on residential market conditions.

I, along with Caleb McCaleb and Jim Schuff, tell the story of how our past affected our design and where we think it's headed moving forward in the Oklahoman's annual "Outlook" feature edition.

Jeff Click Homes' new Mello furnished model home in SIlverhawk is the subject of a Real Estate Magazine feature story from the Saturday Oklahoman focusing on how technology and trends are changing new home design.

News article covering 2011 Parade of Homes award-winners, including Jeff Click Homes for Best Kitchen, Best Owner's Suite, and Best Decorating in the $250k, Northwest category.

Jeff comments on high-end amenity trends in new homes in the Edmond and Oklahoma City area.

The Oklahoman's annual "Outlook" edition covered those they deemed as "artful visionaries," which included a feature on Jeff.

The Oklahoman Business section spotlights Jeff's use of technology in homes and in the building process.

Story on Jeff's installation as Vice President / Secretary of the Oklahoma State Home Builders Association.

Jeff comments on 2010 construction industry performance and looks ahead at 2011.

Feature story on Christmas day about how Jeff Click Homes' plans are named with faith-based references.

The Urbana Series by Jeff Click Homes receives coverage for meeting new demand for smaller, amenity-dense, energy efficient homes with smaller price tags.

Electronic House Magazine features the media room, a which we call the "Wii?-ater Room," at the Jeff Click Homes furnished model home in the Silverhawk addition in Edmond.

Jeff comments on the 2010 International Builders Show in Las Vegas, which had nearly 400 Oklahoma State Home Builders Association delegates attend.

OKC Builders finished strong in 2009 with a 12-month surge of new home starts. Find out how Jeff Click Homes plays into these numbers from this NewsOK story by Richard Mize.

Jeff Click's involvement in calling for the extension of the Home Buyer's Tax Credit is covered in the top business story of 2009 for the Edmond Sun.

Jeff comments on OKC Metro permit trending for his final month as President of the Central OK Home Builders Association.

Jeff ends his term as 2009 COHBA President, with Mark Dale being installed as the 2010 President.

An article announcing Jeff Click as recipient of the 2009 Central Oklahoma Home Builders Association's Builder of the Year Honor, as well as the installation of the 2010 Executive Officers.

Jeff comments on progress on the new campus under construction for the Central Oklahoma Home Builders Association.

Jeff serves as a panelist for the Oklahoma Chapter of the ULI's "Real Estate Roulette" series, a back room discussion for real estate professionals on issues related to real estate development and land use.

Jeff comments on the up-coming Parade of Homes and builder outlook going into the last quarter of 2009.

Jeff Click comments on visitor traffic for the 2009 Parade of Homes.

COHBA Press release announcing Jeff Click Homes among 2009 Parade of Homes Award Winners.

Jeff moderates a regional conference call for lawmakers and media regarding the extension of the first-time-buyer tax credit, and this article from the Journal Record summarizes it.

The Journal Record's Ted Streuli compares Jeff's view of how a reduction in filings for new developments will affect prices for new homes in Oklahoma City vs. County Assessor Leonard Sullivan's comments on what seems to be applicable, as presented, to existing home sales.

JCH's new home specialist, Brodie Tucker, explains the home building process in a Q&A for the Edmond Sun.

Jeff comments on May 2009 metro area permit levels and why there is an increase.

Jeff comments on the use of social media as part of Jeff Click Homes' marketing strategy.

Jeff comments as COHBA President on the unique nature of how Central Oklahoma Habitat For Humanity meets needs other builders can't.

The Journal Record juxtaposes my outlook on 2009 Oklahoma City Metro residential permits with that of Home Builders Association of Greater Tulsa President, Brandon Perkins's forecast for the Tulsa area.

Make your next one a smart home, not, as Mize's is, a smart aleck. Mize compares the high-tech by JCH to his smart aleck home.

Richard Mize compares his smart-aleck home to some of the smarter alternatives built by Jeff Click Homes.

Jeff comments on the home supply in the OKC Metro as of the last week of March, 2009, which is a 6.5-month supply. A supply greater than 6 months is considered a buyer's market.

Jeff comments on February 2009 increase in housing permits numbers for the Oklahoma City Metro.

A feature story in the Saturday Real Estate Magazine on the 2009 leadership of COHBA.

COHBA leaders discuss the differences between the Oklahoma market and the rest of the country.

Jeff shares what he's learned from senior builders that survived the challenging 80s housing market.

Jeff weighs in on how the stimulus package may affect home sales in the area.

Jeff discusses family, tech, commercial building, and more in the Executive Q&A in the Business section of Sunday's edition of The Oklahoman.

Jeff participates in a ULI roundtable discussion on Real Estate in Oklahoma City.

Jeff shares how "Oklahoma Snow," AKA a complete coating of ice, can affect construction.

Jeff on KOCO Channel 5 to comment on how Oklahoma City rates in new home starts, and what other national positive press the city's housing market is receivin

Jeff is installed as the 2009 President of the Central Oklahoma Home Builders Association.

A feature article in this month's Digital Home magazine leans on Jeff Click and friend, fellow techie, and local appraiser, Peter Fulmer, on the widening gap between true costs of advanced residential technologies and their respective appraisal values.

A feature story in the Oklahoman's Real Estate Magazine on Jeff Click Homes' 2008 Parade of Homes entry, which is modern in both form and function.