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Tulsa, OK Local Guide

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Tulsa Overview

Home to around 400,000 people, Tulsa, Oklahoma is a city with a rich past and a bright future making Tulsa apartments a wonderful place to call home. From its sublime stretches of blue sky to its skyline and tremendous works of architecture, Tulsa is a beautiful city. The most active Tulsans take advantage of a combination of outdoor activities and a lively nightlife. More laidback folks tend to enjoy a more leisurely pace and value the old fashioned demeanor of the city and its outlying areas.

What is the history of Tulsa?

Tulsa, from “Tulasi,” or “old town,” has humble origins. After its initial settlement by the Lochapoka tribe in the early 1800s, the frontier town became a trading outpost for westward travelers. Though the arrival of the Saint Louis and San Frisco Railway spurred some initial growth in the latter parts of the century, it was the oil boom of 1901 that transformed the city set it on a path for rapid expansion and growth.

How is the weather in Tulsa?

Tulsa residents enjoy a temperate climate with an annual average temperature of about 60 °F. To keep things lively, though, tornadoes do pass through now and again. Though severe weather and thunderstorms are common during the spring and early months of summer, fall and winter tend to be more mild. Typically, summers are hot and the coldest months of the year are, well, not that cold! Temperature tend to remain in the 40s and 50s during the day.

How do I get around town?

In addition to having an efficient and affordable public transportation system, Tulsa is welcoming to bicyclists, and many residents enjoy strolling the gorgeous blocks of downtown. Tulsa transit services are reliable and regular schedules can be found online. Fares are reasonable, an adult 1-day pass is only $3.75 and for $45, riders can purchase a month-long pass. For longer trips, residents can either catch a Greyhound bus downtown, or grab a plane out of the Tulsa International Airport, just 9 miles northeast of downtown. As of 2016, discussions are underway about a railway station which would serve residents of apartments in Tulsa all over the city and connect them by rail to main lines throughout the country.

What is the Tulsa commute like?

Tulsa is home to the historic Route 66 highway and Interstate 44 heads northeasterly through downtown Tulsa toward Springfield, Missouri. Other major roadways include US 75 which heads north-south and US 412, which moves east-west across the belt of Oklahoma. The Broken Arrow Expressway overlaps with Highway 51 and connects the southeastern areas of the region with downtown. Though rush hour traffic can slow commuters down during lunchtime and the later portions of the afternoon, local news stations like KJRH monitor traffic conditions regularly and provide live traffic updates.

What are the local media outlets?

Tulsa has a number of local media outlets, including KFAQ. Local residents rely on this talk radio station for local and national news updates. News On 6 keeps folks up to date with the latest severe weather warnings, and Public Radio: Tulsa provides human interest stories, news and a dash of local culture.

Why live in Tulsa, OK?

Beyond its temperate climate and historical richness, the city boasts a mix of mid-western charm and southern hospitality. Plus, the city is home to beautiful works of sculpture and public art. Both visitors and residents of Tulsa apartments alike can attest to the unmatched beauty of Riverside Drive, a street which runs alongside the Arkansas river and includes over 10 miles of trail for runners and cyclists.

What Tulsa landmarks should I see?

The Philtower is a work of architectural mastery. Designed in the Gothic Revival style, this 1928 art deco remains a noteworthy destination for Tulsans and their visitors. For baseball fans, nothing beats the ONEOK stadium, home to the AA Tulsa Drillers, a local minor league team. And for historical landmark buffs, check out the the Cave House. Also known as the Flintstone House, this 1920’s speakeasy attracts visitors by the flock and is an important landmark in the region.

What is there to do around Tulsa?

Whether you’re a tourist or a resident, there’s something for you. For the hip younger crowd, local themed bars are a hot destination, Tulsa has waterholes dedicated to bowling, old-school arcade games and even retro-chic style. Art buffs can count on the Philbrook Museum of Art for a rich aesthetic experience. For families and history fans alike, a short drive southeast lands you at the Cherokee Heritage Center, which provides a valuable perspective on American history.

Any annual festivals or Tulsa events to know?

For beer lovers, Tulsa really knows how to properly celebrate Oktoberfest and anime fans won’t want to miss Tokyo in Tulsa, an annual family-friendly convention for anime video gaming, collectible trader and artist exhibitions. The Tulsa Overground Film and Music Festival is another big attraction, which brings Oklahoma cinema lovers together each year.

Where are the nearby vacation spots?

Oklahoma state and surrounding areas are full of attractions. Popular nearby vacation spots include the Woolaroc Museum and Wildlife Preserve, just 45 minutes north of Tulsa in Bartlesville. And of course, Oklahoma City, the state capital, is just a 2-hour drive away. Home to Oklahoma University, the city zoo, and the Oklahoma City National Memorial Museum, this city is a destination for in-state and and out-of-state travelers alike.

Where is the best place to move in Tulsa?

Tulsa is full of unique neighborhoods and suburbs. Some younger families on the Tulsa apartment hunt seek out residential areas in midtown, including Cherry Street and the Renaissance district. These spots are particularly appealing for those who enjoy an artsy feel, great shopping and a variety of entertainment options. The Pearl District and Downtown areas are a great fit for young professionals who want to be close to the pulse of the city and enjoy its lively night life and scenic architecture. In terms suburbs for families who want to be away from the fuss of downtown, Broken Arrow and Owasso are two especially popular options, Jenks has a similar draw though it can be a bit pricier.

Home to Route 66, western swing music and the Oil Capital of the World, Tulsa apartments have much to offer prospective residents. Boasting a thriving cultural scene as well as a wide variety of enticing dining options, this Oklahoma city is a fantastic place to call home.

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Take the kids for a day of family fun, grab a friend and shop till you drop or just have a quiet dinner with the one you love.Celebration Station is an excellent spot for some family-friendly fun, where you will find go-karts, bumper boats, mini-golf, arcade and even a 1950's themed diner.

The Tulsa Air and Space Museum is sure to have you looking heavenward in a whole new educated light, while galleries such as as the Richardson Asian Art Museum and The Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame are great destinations to spend a few hours as well.Grab some laughs at the Looney Bin Comedy Club, get fishy at Bodean Seafood or sample the world-famous ribs at Knotty Pine BBQ.

Offering a homey atmosphere combined with all of the benefits of living in a larger metropolitan area, Tulsa apartments are an excellent option for any Oklahoma resident. Start your search from our vast array of Tulsa apartment listings today!

Pet Friendly Lifestyle
Tulsa, OK

Ranked #2

Among cities in Oklahoma for Apartment listings with Pet Friendly Amenities

Pet Friendliness Lifestyle Score

2.5
Pet Friendly

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Getting Around Tulsa, OK

Walk Score®

48 / 100

Car-Dependent

Most errands require a car

Bike Score®

47 / 100

Somewhat Bikeable

Minimal bike infrastructure

Transit Score®

29 / 100

Some Transit

A few nearby public transportation options

What Are Walk Score®, Transit Score®, and Bike Score® Ratings?

  • Walk Score® measures the walkability of any address.
  • Transit Score® measures access to public transit.
  • Bike Score® measures the bikeability of any address.

Frequently Asked Questions about Tulsa

How much are Studio apartments in Tulsa?

There are currently 79 Studio Apartments in Tulsa with rent ranges from $605 to $2,959 with an average price of $1,124.

What is the current price range for One Bedroom Tulsa Apartments for rent?

Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Tulsa ranges from $565 to $3,472 with an average monthly rent of $1,113.

What does renting a Two Bedroom Apartment in Tulsa cost?

The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Tulsa range from $699 to $4,369. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $1,385.

How expensive are Tulsa Three Bedroom Apartments?

There are currently 186 Three Bedroom Apartments listings available in Tulsa on ApartmentHomeLiving.com. The pricing ranges from $950 to $5,280 - averaging $1,787 for the location.

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