Cute c.1930 Brick Oklahoma Home For Sale Under $93K
OHU50K Notes $92,500
Cute c.1930 Brick Oklahoma Home For Sale. This home has some cute features! This handyman special is fully fenced and in a historic neighborhood.
Realtor Comments
Have you considered renovating a property to make it your own? This is your opportunity, take a look at this 2 bed, 1 bath with BONUS room situated in the historic Reservoir Hill area, the home is surrounded by established architecture and neighborhood character, with convenient access to local amenities, parks, and major routes. This property provides a great opportunity for investors, renovators, or buyers seeking a value-add home. A standout feature is the large upstairs bonus room, providing flexible space that could be used as a game room, office, additional living area, or office.. This bonus room is not included in the home’s listed square footage, offering additional usable space and potential for future improvements.
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- Build date 1930
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1961 N Boston Pl, Tulsa, OK 74106 $92,500
- Contact Realtor: Christina Shortsleeve
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Pros of Tulsa
Very affordable cost of living
- Cost of living is 15–30% lower than the U.S. average
- Median home prices are far cheaper (often ~$140k range)
You can live comfortably on less money than most cities.
Good mix of city amenities + smaller-city feel
- Population ~400,000, so it’s not tiny but not overwhelming
- Lots of restaurants, music, parks, and entertainment
You get “city life” without big-city chaos.
Strong arts, culture, and events scene
- Known for music, festivals, and local art culture
More culture than you’d expect for a mid-sized city.
Easy commuting and less traffic
- Short commute times and relatively light traffic
Getting around is much easier than in major metros.
Friendly, community-oriented vibe
- Known for welcoming people and a slower pace of life
Good if you want a balance between urban and laid-back.
Cons of Tulsa
High crime rates (biggest drawback)
- Crime rates significantly above national average (violent + property crime)
This is the #1 concern for many people moving there.
Lower wages and limited high-paying jobs
- Median income is lower than U.S. average
- Job market can be limited in certain industries
Cheap living, but salaries often reflect that.
Weather can be rough
- Hot, humid summers + tornado risk + storms
Not ideal if you want mild, stable weather.
Public transportation is weak
- Car is basically required
Not very walkable or transit-friendly
Poverty and economic gaps
- Poverty rate is higher than national average (~18%)
Some neighborhoods struggle economically.
Mixed quality in schools and services
- Some good schools, but overall uneven quality
You may need to choose neighborhoods carefully.
Bottom line
Tulsa is great for:
- People who want low cost + decent city life
- Remote workers or those with stable income
- Anyone tired of high-cost states (like California)
It may not be great for:
- People prioritizing safety above all
- High-income career climbers in niche fields
- Those who want walkability or public transit
