Tulsa Apartments for Rent

Are you Ready to Tulsa?

You probably already know a little bit about Tulsa. It is pretty famous. Tulsa, which can be found in Tulsa County, is the second-largest city in the state of Oklahoma. Tulsa sits on the rip roarin’ Arkansas River, near the Ozark Mountains, and it's a rootin’ tootin’ place to call home.

Before jumping into your search for a great new place, pick up some tips on finding your ideal apartment over at MyNewPlace. You’ll also want to swing by the website to get an inside look at what life is like here. You can even ask some of Tulsa’s current residents questions about their hometown.

Tulsa Rental Trends

Whether you’re looking for an apartment near Boulder Park, a cozy pad downtown, or a place with a view of the Arkansas River, we’re here to help you track it down and get a great deal on it. If you’d like to know just how much you might spend on a new apartment, take a look at the rent chart. It has the latest average rates on one, two, and three bedroom apartments. Ready to learn more about life in Tulsa? Read on!

Tulsa is the Tops

Some have named Tulsa among the most livable large cities in America. Could it be true? We think it is! For one thing, Tulsa is an extremely pedestrian-friendly city. Since driving and parking can be a hassle in the big city, it's nice to know that you can easily get around without a car. Tulsa also has a great variety of activities, restaurants, shops and cultural, educational, and entertainment opportunities. What more could you ask for in a big city?

If you want to spend some time outdoors, Tulsa has you covered. There are dozens of parks, gardens, trails, playgrounds, golf courses, and open spaces to visit. The river trails offer over fifty miles of paths for your jogging, biking, power walking, skating, and meandering pleasure. Some of these paths go through the city's parks, which give you great places to stop for wildlife viewing, picnicking, or just relaxing in the shade and thinking about how much you love your new Southwestern life.

There are so many things to do in this city that you simply can’t get bored. You can enjoy places such as the Tulsa Zoo and Living Museum, the Oklahoma Aquarium, the Planetarium, and Big Splash Water Park. Looking for a more cultural experience? Visit the galleries and gardens at the Philbrook Museum of Art, which is housed in an incredibly beautiful mansion. The museum also has a number of programs to enjoy, including special tours, lectures, workshops, and more. If you prefer the performing arts, the Tulsa Performing Arts Center serves up ballets, operas, plays, and musicals.

Living the Tulsa Way

As the origin of Route 66, the birthplace of Western swing music, and the oil capital of the world, Tulsa has a personality all its own. The rich history of the area is embraced and preserved by the Tulsa Historical Society, which is housed in the historic Samuel Travis Mansion. If you're curious about the exciting history that's made this city what it is today, be sure to visit the Historical Society's museum to take a look at the permanent and temporary exhibits.

The people of Tulsa like to party, a fact that's obvious when you take a look at the city's festival and special event calendar. As a Tulsa resident, you’ll enjoy Mayfest, Oktoberfest, Country Fever, Demolition Derby, Discoveryland, just to name a few. We hope you like to keep busy!

Taste of Tulsa

If you like to dine out, your palette is bound to be pleased with what Tulsa has to offer. From Indian and Sushi to Thai and American barbecue, Tulsa has it all. And, of course, you’ll be able to chow down on some of the best Tex-Mex in the country. Are you drooling yet?

Tulsa’s Drama

Do you like a little drama with your weather? Since it isn't far from Tornado Alley, Tulsa sees some of the most dramatic weather in the country. You’ll see some incredible lightning and thunderstorms as well as hail, rain, and plenty of those gusty winds that Oklahoma is known for. Most of the intense weather happens in the spring and early summer and though it may be a little frightening for the faint of heart, those lightning storms sure do make for some excellent photos.