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Oklahoma City property owners agree to settle family housing case
The Justice Department says the owners agreed to pay $52,500 and undertake nondiscrimination practices and training.
By Mira Vale
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Oklahoma City property owners agreed to pay $52,500 to settle allegations that they refused to rent to a mother living with her child, the US Justice Department announced October 22.
The civil settlement agreement also requires nondiscrimination practices and training at The Vintage at Mesta Park.
What we don't know yet
- Whether the payment and training have been completed.
- Later docket status, including any dismissal.
- Has the source corrected these figures or published a substantive update?
Who covered this
U.S. Department of Justice · Oct 21, 2026
DOJ announcement of Oklahoma familial-status housing settlementDOJ says property owners agreed to pay $52,500 to settle alleged refusal to rent to a mother with a child.