Best and Worst (Tulsa, Langston, May: public school, living in, shopping center)

[mrs milelng]

i live in chickasha ok and been to tulsa 10times in last 2yrs only th i c is worst in tulsa r u houseing costs so i want t relocate to tulsa wut would b da best pace to live east side??

[mrs milelng]

i lived in jax,fla 4 many yrs now i lived in chickasha,ok 4 5yrs i want to relocate to tulsa what side of the city is the better side?east?

[Synopsis]

Originally Posted by mrs milelng

i lived in jax,fla 4 many yrs now i lived in chickasha,ok 4 5yrs i want to relocate to tulsa what side of the city is the better side?east?

You'll need to look at the entire city. Personally, I like the area around midtown or the river parks North of 41st street. Jenks is a good area, as well as some areas on the West side of the Arkansas river. Also, you might want to look into Broken Arrow.

There are a whole host of choices out there if you are looking to move to Tulsa.

Good luck!

[Jammie]

http://www.city-data.com/forum/tulsa...elocate-3.html

Mrs. Mileing, I don't know if you noticed that I replied to you in another thread. There's a link on there that you may be interested in. Have a nice day and good luck to you.

[Okiegirlfriend]

Creek County or Osage County near Tulsa County. Close enough to enjoy the city of Tulsa, far enough away to avoid the righest tax rate county in the state.

[BigOkie]

Originally Posted by kbarjae

traffic circle area,the B A at 4 oclock and nelsons closing down these are the worst. the best are rons hambuger,river parks on the fourth and the fair

The Traffic Circle area is just fine. Way better than the BA at 5pm.

Somehow I think the poster is saying that just because of where I say I live in my profile.

[nevergoingback]

Best
Nature (Trees, Lakes and Animals)
People (The Friendly ones)
Cains
College Football
The Legal Fireworks you can buy
Lack of Traffic
Chili Bowl Nationals
Low Taxes

Worst
People (ignorant bigot stone age living non-recycling litterbugs)
Ice Storms
Blue Laws

[e_cuyler]

This is coming from a native Oklahoman now living in the Bay Area. I lived in Tulsa for about 7 years.

Best:
Low cost of living
Easy to get around
Good balance between big-city amenities and small-town feel.

Worst:
Backward attitudes, laws, etc.
No major public university
Increase in crime

[Goodpasture]

Originally Posted by e_cuyler

This is coming from a native Oklahoman now living in the Bay Area. I lived in Tulsa for about 7 years.

Best:
Low cost of living
Easy to get around
Good balance between big-city amenities and small-town feel.

Worst:
Backward attitudes, laws, etc.
No major public university
Increase in crime

I guess campuses of OU, OSU, Rogers University, NSU, and Langston don't count?

[e_cuyler]

Still doesn't have the same positive impact as a stand-alone institution would. Guess there's no way to establish one now, though.