Step 01
Explore the parcels
Start on the map: filter to city-owned land under mayoral purview and see which incentive zones touch each parcel — the ground game behind Tulsa’s housing vision.
Open the mapAnchor: 2026-07 · parcel data 2026-07-19
§C · Public engagement
Featured parcels from the published City of Tulsa city-owned inventory. Each card is generated from that parcel’s assessor record — its ownership, zoning, size and incentive eligibility — and links straight into the live map. Nothing here describes a completed or planned project.
Anchor: 2026-07 · parcel data retrieved 2026-07-19
Story
A scroll-through path from city-owned land to decision-ready context. Each step links into a live surface — no invented deal outcomes, and no claim that this product produced the City’s 6,000-unit goal.
Step 01
Start on the map: filter to city-owned land under mayoral purview and see which incentive zones touch each parcel — the ground game behind Tulsa’s housing vision.
Open the mapStep 02
Price measures stay separate — closed-sale, value index, and asking price each answer a different question with its own source.
View market dataStep 03
Spotlights are generated from published city-owned records: ownership, zoning, size, and eligibility — never a redevelopment outcome.
Browse spotlightsStep 04
Capital stacks and readiness tools are descriptive decision support. Figures that are not offers stay labeled as such — so trust stays intact while Tulsa works toward more homes people can afford.
Open financing toolsStep 05
Return to Mayor's Objectives for published housing ambitions — including the 2028 affordable-stock and blight goals — always cited to City sources.
Mayor's ObjectivesMilestones
From a shared public inventory to the City’s published housing horizon. Product steps are process milestones; unit and blight figures are stated City of Tulsa goals with official sources — never claimed as units this site produced.
The numbers shown are stated City goals from the Office of the Mayor and Housing Office — not delivery counts measured by this product.
Now · Map
Surface City of Tulsa parcels under mayoral purview with ownership and incentive flags — the public side of housing progress, open to every neighbor.
Product process · Mayor-purview filter on the live map
Now · Layers
Layer cited zones so each parcel flag resolves to a published overlay. Uncertainty routes to review instead of invented certainty.
Product process · single-sourced overlays only
Now · Tools
Financing and readiness tools stay descriptive — decision support, not underwriting. Every capital figure remains not an offer.
Product process · NG11 descriptive envelope
Horizon · 2028
The Office of the Mayor and Housing Office publish a goal to increase affordable housing stock by 6,000 units by 2028. This site does not count units built; it helps partners see land, zones, and trade-offs on the path toward that civic horizon.
affordable housing by 2028Office of the Mayor · Housing priority · Housing Office+6,000 units affordable housing by 2028. Source: Office of the Mayor · Housing priority · Housing Office. Stated City goal, not a product KPI.Stated City goal · not a product KPI · cityoftulsa.org/mayor/housing + Housing Office (retrieved 2026-07-20)
Horizon · 2028
Companion published aim: reduce blighted properties by 60% by 2028. Map visibility of inventory and neighborhood context supports that public commitment without inventing clearance counts.
blighted properties by 2028Office of the Mayor · Housing priority−60% blighted properties by 2028. Source: Office of the Mayor · Housing priority. Stated City goal, not a product KPI.Stated City goal · not a product KPI · cityoftulsa.org/mayor/housing (retrieved 2026-07-20)
Computed live from the published monthly series — not a stored figure.
Months of supply fell 4.2 → 2.3 (2026-01 → 2026-05)
| Period | Value (months) |
|---|---|
| 2026-01 | 4.2 |
| 2026-02 | 3.5 |
| 2026-03 | 2.6 |
| 2026-04 | 2.4 |
| 2026-05 | 2.3 |
Source: Data provided by Redfin · retrieved 2026-07-19
88 of 242 parcels match city-owned with at least one incentive flag. That count is the live result of the city-owned with at least one incentive flag filter over the published parcel set as of 2026-07-19 — stated against its total so it reads as a share, not as a shortage. Source: Tulsa County Assessor / City of Tulsa GIS (CityofTulsaGIS) parcels.
Ranked by how many incentive flags are genuinely eligible on the record. Only published city-owned land appears here — privately held parcels are never featured.
Parcel 08925921400390 is in the published city-owned inventory on 50,442 sq ft, zoned RS3. 3 further flags are routed to tribal review rather than auto-computed. Every figure above is read from the assessor parcel record; nothing here describes a completed or planned project.
Parcel 08925921400390 · Tulsa County Assessor / City of Tulsa GIS (CityofTulsaGIS) parcels · as of 2026-07-19
Parcel 08950921400490 is in the published city-owned inventory on 17,746 sq ft, zoned RS3. 2 further flags are routed to tribal review rather than auto-computed. Every figure above is read from the assessor parcel record; nothing here describes a completed or planned project.
Parcel 08950921400490 · Tulsa County Assessor / City of Tulsa GIS (CityofTulsaGIS) parcels · as of 2026-07-19
Parcel 08950921400670 is in the published city-owned inventory on 3,351 sq ft, zoned CH. 3 further flags are routed to tribal review rather than auto-computed. Every figure above is read from the assessor parcel record; nothing here describes a completed or planned project.
Parcel 08950921400670 · Tulsa County Assessor / City of Tulsa GIS (CityofTulsaGIS) parcels · as of 2026-07-19
Parcel 35403921446000 is in the published city-owned inventory on 154,081 sq ft, zoned MX1U55. 3 further flags are routed to tribal review rather than auto-computed. Every figure above is read from the assessor parcel record; nothing here describes a completed or planned project.
Parcel 35403921446000 · Tulsa County Assessor / City of Tulsa GIS (CityofTulsaGIS) parcels · as of 2026-07-19
Parcel 35500921105260 is in the published city-owned inventory on 5,170 sq ft, zoned OM. 3 further flags are routed to tribal review rather than auto-computed. Every figure above is read from the assessor parcel record; nothing here describes a completed or planned project.
Parcel 35500921105260 · Tulsa County Assessor / City of Tulsa GIS (CityofTulsaGIS) parcels · as of 2026-07-19
Parcel 35500921105300 is in the published city-owned inventory on 25,895 sq ft, zoned RS3. 2 further flags are routed to tribal review rather than auto-computed. Every figure above is read from the assessor parcel record; nothing here describes a completed or planned project.
Parcel 35500921105300 · Tulsa County Assessor / City of Tulsa GIS (CityofTulsaGIS) parcels · as of 2026-07-19
These links lead into the live map and financing tools. None of them claims a deadline: the product does not hold a cited program date, so it does not assert one.
Badges track how much of the tool you have used. They are decorative: they count your interactions only, and they never change a parcel record, an incentive flag or a score.
0 of 4 badges unlocked.
Layer reader
Toggled three incentive overlays.
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Parcel scout
Opened five parcel detail panels.
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Filter hand
Applied four filter combinations.
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Source checker
Opened three source citations.
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Display only Badge state is computed from interaction counts alone and is never an input to any parcel, incentive or score calculation.
External production and rights agreement for the public-engagement campaign. Any narrative production partnership — including filming, likeness and rights clearances, and how the product is represented on air — is an external agreement. It is not a software deliverable and is not assumed to exist. The product ships the in-product spotlight and share hooks only. Promotional claims made outside the product remain subject to the consumer-protection review.
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