2010 Market Report for White City Midtown Tulsa - Market Snapshot March 2011 The White City Historic District is located four miles east of Tulsa’s Central Business District and was added to the National Register of Historic Places on June 14, 2001. Tulsa home for sale in White City of midtown Tulsa

The area is known for two main architectural styles: Tudor Revival and Minimal Traditional style. Tudor revival homes are generally constructed of brick, have a steep pitched roof with a façade dominated by one or more cross gables. Garages are typically detached from the home and possess a similar style. The Minimal Traditional style was built following the Tudor revival homes and were simplified by a low or intermediate pitched roof and minimal decorative detailing. Other styles present in the White City Historic District include Modern Movement, Ranch, Colonial Revival, Mission/Spanish Colonial Revival and Bungalow/Craftsman.

Historic White City in midtown Tulsa

White City in midtown Tulsa was originally a dairy farm built by Pennsylvania native, Glenn Braden and it was so named because of the color of the buildings and silos built there. After Braden’s death, his children closed the dairy, platted the land and began selling lots.

Targeted at Tulsa’s middle class, the White City addition offered modern suburban acreage. Map of White City - midtown Tulsa real estate A focus of the neighborhood is Braden Park, which has been there since the origin of the division. Covering almost ten acres, Braden Park’s main feature is a large pond with a cement walk, fountain in the center, three fountains and ducks. Fishing is permitted. There is a large water playground and swings – much for the kids to do. Included are tennis courts, a shelter, picnic tables and restrooms. And do visit White City's Neighborhood Association web site!

Market snapshot of White City in midtown Tulsa real estate – March 2011

White City Market Report March 17 2011 Last year 21 homes sold in White City! There are currently ten homes for sale in White City, and one under contract. The average size home is 1400 square feet and average sales price per square foot in 2010 was $69+ depending on level of upgrades.

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7 Comments on 2010 Market Report for White City Midtown Tulsa - Market Snapshot March 2011

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Lori, Another new nice picture that captures your personality.  Robert Twaron sent me the blog about the redo of your website. Congrats on that and on the great joy you are doing with your career. You are a role model.
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Lori,

A great post.  White City sounds like a wonderful neighborhood that would have many first time home buyers with young families or people that are on the other end of life looking to down size.  With 10 homes listed there now, there are some choices.  Nicely done.
10:18pm • #2
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Larry, what nice things to say - thank you! That photo was taken at our February 2011 Awards banquet, and my head is on leaning on my favorite husband's shoulder!  :=)

Judi - thank you so much my friend. Can't tell you how many times I took my Goddaughter to Braden Park in White City - she loved the water feature and of course, we fed the ducks in the pond!!
9:28pm • #3
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Lori, White City sounds and looks like many of the charming neighborhoods in my hometown and a few here in Jacksonville. I think you have named a style of home that I have wondered what it was for years! "Tudor Revival" - I love this style home. My aunt lived in one, but I never knew what it was called. Makes sense now that I think about it, because the ones I see have the brown boards with white trim, like regular Tudor homes. You made my day :)

BTW love your new profile pic - it's fun!
5:54pm • #4
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I just love learning how this historic areas became residential neighborhoods. White City sounds like a great family place to live with such cute homes. If most of the homes are brick built they'll be around for a long time to come.
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Sharon - thank you - Tudor Revival is one of my favorite architectural styles!

Corinne - our historic homes are what makes midtown Tulsa so charming - you will have to come visit sometime. And White City has the best park in Tulsa, in my opinion. It was my Goddaughter's fav place to play in the water park and feed the ducks!!
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I like the idea of adding a map. Thanks for sharing.
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