Doing Business

Tulsa Mayor G.T. Bynum meets with officials at the Zink Dam groundbreaking in Tulsa, OK.

A Welcoming Surprise for Business

Businesses aren’t assigned numbers in Tulsa. Instead, each receives individualized services that bolsters industry success. With a streamlined permitting process at an average of five days and forward-leaning momentum that is driven by a commitment to an equitable future, the question isn’t how your business will fit into Tulsa, it’s how Tulsa can support your business’s growth.

PartnerTulsa has formed solid relationships with area agencies that allow us to affect change without compromising integrity. Businesses receive support for everything from incentives to permitting in a city that is ranked in Inc. Magazine’s 50 Best Places to Start a Business. The Amazon facility in Tulsa received its building permit in 30 days — a timeframe unheard of for facility development.

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Resources for Landlords & Homebuilders

PartnerTulsa works collaboratively with landlords to provide them with the support and resources they need to make Tulsa a thriving community with housing for all.

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Companies Looking to Expand or Relocate

At both the local and state level, companies have access to a plethora of resources that facilitate their expansion in Tulsa, including Tulsa’s Future and the Oklahoma Quick Action Closing Fund.

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Small Businesses & Entrepreneurs

A collaborative of Tulsa’s incubators, workshops and funding opportunities give new businesses a foundation rooted in community.

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Commercial & Retail Development

Organizations such as the Tulsa Home Builders Association are here to help Tulsa developers as we seek to increase the availability of quality, affordable housing in the city.

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Oasis Fresh Market grocery store in Tulsa, OK

Impact Story

Oasis Fresh Market: Paving the Way Towards a Better Tulsa

North Tulsa’s food desert prompted the City to partner with the local community, non-profit organizations, and the local Community Development Finance Institution (CDFI). The neighborhood now has its own 16,425 sq. ft state-of-the-art grocery store on Peoria Avenue called Oasis Fresh Market.

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