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Deren Huang
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Tulsa, OK
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Discussion of Rental Market in Tulsa, Oklahoma 2019

Deren Huang
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Tulsa, OK
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Merry Christmas to all!

I was able to snag these pictures of the Zillow market overview before they discontinued the services. I actually had the previous market update so we can compare side to side. 

As you can see from Aug 2017  to July 2019 there have been quite some changes to the rental data! 

I am shocked to see that the median rent (according to the Zillow Rent Index) has dropped very significantly. Have you experienced your rental amount dropping these past years? Do you think the median rent has dropped in Tulsa? Why?

On the 2nd page, you can see that the median list price has gone up for some key suburbs of Tulsa, which conflicts heavily with the "ZRI" in some cases. Thoughts?

Any regrets or shocks from this data? Love to discuss with all!

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