Neighborhood Market Analysis
Edison Street (north), Owen Park (east), Sand Springs Expressway/Hwy 412 (south), Zenith Avenue (west)
Diverse mix of young professionals, families, retirees, and artists. Median household income is slightly below Tulsa average, but trending upward with new buyers.
Historic, close-knit, pride in preservation, friendly and welcoming. Residents value diversity and neighborhood history.
Yes—quiet streets, proximity to parks, and community events attract families.
Homes with original features and tasteful updates command a premium; overpricing leads to longer days on market.
Provide inspection reports, highlight recent upgrades, and connect buyers with local contractors experienced in historic homes.
Emphasize nearby private and magnet school options, and the neighborhood's family-friendly amenities.
Highlight proximity to downtown, parks, and the growing number of local businesses within a short drive or bike ride.
Strong, due to proximity to downtown, historic appeal, and limited inventory.
Moderate to high—appeals to young professionals and medical residents seeking proximity to downtown.
Moderate; renovated homes and those with preserved historic features attract multiple offers.
Emphasize historic value and community when marketing listings.
Educate buyers on the benefits and responsibilities of owning a historic home.
Network with local preservation groups and contractors.
Stage homes to highlight period details and outdoor spaces.
Price competitively, especially for homes needing updates.
Leverage social media and virtual tours to reach out-of-town buyers.
Affordable historic neighborhood with strong community and downtown access.
Owen Park is 10-20% less expensive than Maple Ridge and comparable to Riverview, but with more historic inventory.
Appealing due to affordability, character, and proximity to downtown jobs; may need education on historic home maintenance.
Less common, but attractive for those seeking unique architecture and community vibe.
Some interest from retirees seeking walkability and low-maintenance homes.
Strong interest in value-add opportunities and stable rental demand.
Popular with those moving for downtown employment or seeking Tulsa's historic neighborhoods.
This neighborhood analysis was generated using hyperlocal data and AI intelligence.
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