Lacey Curry — Horizon Commercial Real Estate Broker Associate

Lacey Curry — Horizon Commercial Real Estate Commercial Real Estate Broker Associate
Horizon Commercial Real-estate
Lacey Curry, Broker Associate
Commercial Real Estate

Lacey Curry is an Oklahoma native and commercial real estate broker with Horizon Commercial Real Estate, specializing in helping clients navigate the buying, selling, and leasing of commercial properties.

Her experience spans Class A and B office space, industrial properties, land, and special-purpose properties. Lacey began her career at Chesapeake Energy, where she served on committees focused on financial analysis and deal structure before leading the company's Commercial Real Estate Department. In that role, she managed acquisitions, divestitures, and leasing across Chesapeake's extensive real estate portfolio.

Most recently, Lacey worked with Price Edwards & Co., managing approximately 2 million square feet of industrial real estate in the Oklahoma City area.

Lacey earned her B.B.A. from the University of Central Oklahoma, with minors in Business Law and Professional Selling, and holds a Real Estate Broker Associate license in Oklahoma. She also serves on the Advisory Council of the YMCA of Greater Oklahoma (Edmond), supporting its mission to elevate health through mind, body, and spirit.

A Connection to the Wellness Community

During her own health journey in 2023, Lacey discovered the power of holistic healing and wellness. That experience inspired a passion for the wellness community and a desire to help others pursue restoration and vitality.

Since then, she has had the honor of representing holistic and health-centered clients with their commercial real estate needs and looks forward to continuing to serve this growing community.

Commercial Real Estate Services

  • Commercial property buying and selling
  • Commercial leasing
  • Office and professional space
  • Industrial properties
  • Land and special-purpose properties
  • Commercial real estate guidance for wellness and health-centered businesses