You definitely get more for your money in Tulsa. The ACCRA national cost of living index shows Tulsa at 90, which puts this comfortably cosmopolitan city at 10 percent below the national average.
The Tulsa county per capita income is 10 percent above the national average proving that business in Tulsa is healthy. Coupled with the country's fourth lowest tax burden, Oklahoma is a very affordable state in which to live and do business.
MSNBC ranks Tulsa No. 3 among the nation's five cheapest places to rent, and CNN Money recently ranked Tulsa as one of the nation's "hot markets" for housing. Average and median home prices also boast low numbers compared to prices in other metro cities nationwide.
How does Tulsa compare to other cities? Let us do the math for you.
The Cost of Living Calculator is provided by the Council for Community and Economic Research (C2ER) - formerly known as ACCRA Center for Regional Economic Competitiveness (CREC).
