Tulsa's multifamily effective rents increased 1.1% year over year in Q4 2025, outpacing the U.S. average of 0.3%, thanks to a more constrained supply pipeline that has kept rent performance relatively resilient through the latest cycle.
Tulsa's multifamily market has moved closer to balance, with occupancy stabilizing as steady absorption and a measured pace of construction have brought supply and demand into alignment.
Tulsa's economic outlook remains positive for 2026, driven by affordability, a low cost of living, and workforce-focused incentives that continue to attract and retain employers.
Tulsa’s multifamily market enters 2026 in a relatively balanced position, supported by a disciplined construction cycle and steady demand fundamentals...
