Relocate America, which offers relocation resources for those on the move, recently selected Tulsa as number 5 on the list of best places to live!   Some of the factors used to make the selection were economic growth, education, employment prospects, air and water quality, crime rate and housing options.

Tulsa is the second largest city in Oklahoma and maintains a low unemployment rate.  Housing in Tulsa has remained affordable and home prices have continued to appreciate each year in contrast to the national market.

Tulsa is also the home to several universities including branches of OU and OSU, the University of Tulsa, Oral Roberts University, Tulsa Techonology Center and Tulsa Community College.  Tulsa has several museums including the Tulsa Air & Space Museum, the Gilcrease Museum, the Philbrook Museum and the Tulsa Zoo & Living Museum.

I moved to Tulsa 5 years ago after having lived in many different states and have found it to be a delightful city.  The rolling hills and heavily treed landscape were not what I expected when I thought of Oklahoma.  Tulsa is very easy to navigate and offers the ammenities of a larger city without the traffic hassles.