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Tulsa Turnkey Real Estate Investment

Invest in the Rising Star of the Midwest

 

Why Should I Invest in Tulsa Real Estate?

Oklahoma’s second largest city is known for its art deco style, rich history in the oil business, and Midwestern flair. More than that, it’s a city on the rise. Under promising leadership, Tulsa has experienced economic growth and capital investment, positioning itself as an up-and-coming real estate market.

At REI Nation, we serve thousands of investors who build successful portfolios in each of our turnkey investment markets through our expert advisers, managers, and attention to detail. Our priority is in presenting market opportunities with longevity. Passive investment portfolios function best when populated with investments that are reliable, sustainable, and predictable. This is where a slow-and-steady market like Tulsa is so valuable.

While the Tulsa real estate market may not capture international attention, its diverse and tenacious economy and strategic leadership make it a perfect turnkey investment opportunity. With the help of the expert team at REI Nation, you can get ahead of the curve and take advantage of this growing market.

 

Tulsa At-A-Glance

998,171

Metro Population

49

US City Population Rank

49.2%

Renter Population

$70,784

Mean Household
Income

$190K - $250K

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Avg. Home Price

$1,195

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Avg. Monthly Rent

 

In the Business of Job Creation

Historically called the “Oil Capital of the World,” Tulsa, at one time, relied almost solely on the oil industry for its economic prosperity. After an oil crash in the late 1980s, however, Tulsa’s economy began to diversify and expand into other industries including healthcare, recreation, hospitality, and business services. Aerospace, finance, manufacturing, telecommunications, and technology also play a valued role in the Tulsa economy.

For Tulsa, this time of industrial expansion was critical in strengthening their local economy for the present-day, where diversification is crucial to market stability.

Companies That Call Tulsa Home

Among some of the big-name companies that call Tulsa home and employ thousands, are:

  • ONEOK
  • Williams Companies
  • Dollar-Thrifty Automotive Group
  • BOK Financial Corporation
  • Plymouth Pharmaceuticals 
  • Explorer Pipeline
  • Spirit AeroSystems

Job Market Growth & Investor Attention

Today, Tulsa is an attractive place to live and do business. With the cost of doing business coming in at 11 percent under the national average and the cost of living coming in at 8 percent under the national average, it’s no surprise the entrepreneurs and established firms alike are creating new growth in Tulsa.

The city is bouncing back from an oil glut with a projected job market growth of 1.3 percent according to Forbes. Eighty percent of Tulsa’s economy is made up of small businesses, which has been reflected in policy-making designed to attract industry.

Beyond job growth, capital investors have noticed the potential in the Tulsa market, into which they have poured $2.2 billion since 2011. In 2017 alone, there was $138 million made in capital investments.

Firm Footing for the Real Estate Market

Rental demand continues to climb year-over-year in Tulsa. The total number of renter households grew by 16,000 between 2010 and 2016 in Tulsa. Overall, Tulsa is considered a seller’s market—prices rose by 6.6 percent in 2017, bringing the median home price to $166,000 according to Forbes. Like many markets, Tulsa has suffered from short inventory, making it difficult to meet the demands of population growth and would-be homebuyers.

Though the oil industry still has a strong impact on the Tulsa, including its real estate, experts are confident that the market has seen a full recovery.


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The Sights and Sounds of Tulsa

Believe it or not, Tulsa has a surprising amount going on. With a growing arts scene, lively music venues, and a large number of locally-owned restaurants, the city is exhibiting many signs of expansion. Tulsa is home to two world renowned art museums, the Gilcrease Museum and the Philbrook Museum, and is famous for having art-deco architecture that attracts the camera flashes of many visitors.

History & Tourism

One of the biggest drivers of tourism in this city is its famous history as the birthplace of Route 66! The iconic stretch of road that connected Chicago to Los Angeles, was thought up by a Tulsa businessman named Cyrus Avery who saw a need for better roads across both his state and the nation. Earning the nickname, “Main Street of America”, the historical road can be found revitalized even though the highway was decommissioned in 1985. Its history and the American interest in the authentic experience of a cross country road trip are what pushes people to come to Tulsa.

 

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