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Tulsa, Oklahoma

"The Oil Capital Of The World" is a sophisticated, cosmopolitan city located in the heart of Eastern Oklahoma's Green Country. With some of the country's finest hotels, motels, and restaurants, Tulsa also boasts of excellent transportation facilities, both air and land, as well as year-round festivals, entertainment, the arts, sporting events and a wide range of attractions to suit all tastes. Tulsa is a warm and friendly city, with a metro population of about 840,000.

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Tulsa boasts of having a relatively low cost of living. Utility and housing costs are the major contributing factors to the moderate cost of living in Tulsa. The median price of a single-family home in Tulsa is $87,000 and contains an average of 1,560 square feet, as reported by Market Data, a local real estate data service. The Tulsa Home Builders Association reports that the median price of new construction in Tulsa is $117,000, with an average square footage of 1,800.

Overall, the Metropolitan Tulsa Chamber of Commerce index ranks the cost of housing in Tulsa as 81.5 percent of the national average.

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