TULSA OKLAHOMA FAQS: What You Need To Know 2023 | Living In Tulsa OK | Moving To Tulsa Oklahoma

Are you thinking about moving to Tulsa OK? Let’s explore what you need to know: TULSA OKLAHOMA FAQS today!
Tulsa Oklahoma is a great place to live and explore. With excellent museums, parks, restaurants, and nightlife, there's always something fun to do! Tulsa Oklahoma is also known for its incredible music scene - you can find everything from up-and-coming indie acts to international superstars playing here. If you're looking for outdoor activities, the nearby River Parks System offers miles of trails and riverside playgrounds. Plus, the city is home to a vibrant art community and several galleries for you to check out. Whether you're exploring Tulsa Oklahoma's rich history or living it up in its exciting nightlife, there's something here for everyone!
If you're relocating to Tulsa Oklahoma, you'll be glad to know that the city has a thriving economy and low cost of living. There are plenty of job opportunities in many different industries, and the public school system is top-notch. Tulsa Oklahoma also offers affordable housing options, making it easy for families or individuals to find a place to call home. Plus, you can find excellent healthcare facilities here if needed.
Tulsa Oklahoma is a great place to raise a family or just enjoy life's simple pleasures. With its rich culture, wonderful people, diverse attractions and excellent job opportunities, it's no wonder so many choose to call Tulsa Oklahoma home! So come join the party - we can't wait to welcome you!
If you’re thinking about moving to Tulsa OK be sure to give me a call, shoot me a text, send me an email, or schedule a Zoom call. I’d love to help you make a smooth move to Tulsa OK!
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*Most stats and data mentioned came from the following sites and are not based on our opinions:
Best Schools: www.greatschools.org
Census Data: www.census.gov/quickfacts
Neighborhood data: www.niche.com
*All stats, data, house pricing, and anything else mentioned is always subject to change and is provided merely as an example at the time of this recording
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[@livingintulsaoklahoma]

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[@tcmcommunicationsllc7741]

I moved to Tulsa recently though thr Tulsa Remote program. Despite the negative crime statistics, I go to a lot of places by myself all over the city, I have never felt unsafe.

[@livingintulsaoklahoma]

Congratulations on getting accepted to the Tulsa Remote Program! Thank you for your comment, I love knowing you feel safe here! Do you have any favorite places yet?

[@whatsnext2359]

I hope you aren't a liberal Democrat.

[@tjayer011]

As a Tulsa Master Gardener intern, I’ll say Tulsa is Green Country with beautiful trees and rich soil. It’s much easier to grow beautiful gardens in Tulsa versus Oklahoma City. I live in South Tulsa and feel very safe. There are parts of Tulsa where crime is high but there are other parts where it’s extremely low. I feel that’s the case with many larger cities. When speaking to visitors, they’re often surprised by the hills and beautiful greenery Tulsa has to offer. Don’t let the statistics scare you away. 😊

[@livingintulsaoklahoma]

Thank you for your insight! Congratulations on the internship! I love the Master Gardeners!

[@donmason3382]

Liked your video. Just moved to Broken Arrow about a year ago from Denver suburbs . Love it here. Not concerned about your crime rate. I feel much safer. No Snow! Tired of shoveling and scraping windshields. HOUSING IS A BARGAIN here! I will be staying here for sure.

[@livingintulsaoklahoma]

Thanks for your input! Love hearing everything you just said!

[@maurok4560]

I will be moving to Tulsa next year. Thank you I was looking for a video like yours!

[@livingintulsaoklahoma]

Thank you! I have videos all about living in the Tulsa area. Please feel free to reach out. It’s never too early.😊 918-637-7826

[@ericc7925]

Great video! Very honest about crime but I also feel safe 😂 “oh jeez, we get an F in crime…”

[@livingintulsaoklahoma]

Thanks! That seems to be the consensus among Tulsans. We feel safe, but know the crime stats are bad.

[@BrianABowlin]

I live in the Tulsa area. It's not hot or cold here compared to a lot of places. I'm from Texas and it's MUCH hotter there, and feels colder (although the temps wouldn't suggest it) because of the humidity. The Tulsa area is very mild by comparison, and gets almost no snow, which might be important to the people who come across this video. Occasionally yes, but it's rare, and it only lasts a few days to a week at most. Definitely not like other places that have snow on the ground all winter long.

[@livingintulsaoklahoma]

Thank you so much for the extra clarification! That is true!

[@sihamkhachba9483]

Thank you Sabrina 😊

[@livingintulsaoklahoma]

You are welcome!

[@RELubber]

I have my interview tomorrow with Tulsa Remote. Thanks for the information.

[@livingintulsaoklahoma]

That’s fantastic! Good luck!

[@hoopitup1531]

How long is the pool season open for? Both public places and realistically how long can you swim in your own pool for?

[@livingintulsaoklahoma]

Home owners typically open in April-May and close in September. Public pools are usually open Memorial Day through Labor Day.

[@MercedesE300hybrid]

Love Tulsa

[@livingintulsaoklahoma]

Do you live here?

[@MercedesE300hybrid]

planning to @@livingintulsaoklahoma and I definitely want to exchange opinions with you

[@shirienthomas3439]

I am accepted in the Tulsa remote program. But my only concern was the spiders. I have like a DEEP fear of spiders. Are they really that bad or if I keep my house sprayed daily I will be ok?

[@livingintulsaoklahoma]

Congratulations! Where are you living now? I have the perimeter of my house sprayed monthly. In the spring I have them come in and spray too. That keeps them out of my house! 🏡

[@fgjf1079]

I have a house in the Maple Ridge area, that I’m thinking of selling, however it looks like homes are starting to sit(unsold) longer. I also noticed a few with price drops, that continue to sit unsold. Maybe it’s not a good time to sell?

[@livingintulsaoklahoma]

Compared to 2022 the market has shifted and as an average homes are staying in the market longer and yes we are seeing price drops. This answer is an entire screen record video in itself. Text me your email address or phone number 918-637-7826 and I will do a screen record of Maple Ridge. There is still quite a bit of variation. Some quick stats, but keep in mind averages: Homes that sold between 1 year-1.5 ago (41 homes sold) Average price per sq ft $216 average sold price $647,820 average days on market 33 Homes sold 6 months -1 year ago, (30 total homes) Average price per sqft $196.74, average sold price $541,200, average days on market 31 Homes sold 0-6 months ago (27 total homes) Average price per sqft $236.65, average sold price $623,564, average days on market 17 There are 14 homes currently active on the market with an average price per sqft of $243.88, an average list price of $994,764, and an average days on market of 66 So I am sorry there is no simple answer. With interest rates higher the market is harder, but there are still more buyers than sellers. I think the reason for selling is really important in this market and there are pros and cons depending on individual circumstances. Please feel free to reach out to discuss your specific circumstances and I will give you an honest professional opinion. I hope this was a bit helpful and thanks for asking. 🙂

[@user-fu4iv7go7g]

I'm a namibian i wanna move to Tusla due to an incentive. I'm unemployed need remote job in usa