Broken Arrow, Oklahoma

A Fast-Growing Suburb with Small-Town Charm and Big-City Convenience

Broken Arrow is one of Oklahoma’s safest, most family-friendly cities with a thriving historic district, award-winning schools, and a growing economy.

From its walkable Rose District to well-planned suburban neighborhoods, Broken Arrow offers a polished lifestyle with easy access to Tulsa.

Community Snapshot

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Population

122,756 (2024 estimate)

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Home Prices

Median Home Price: $278,000

Average Home Value: $282,942

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Price/SQFT

Median Price/Sq Ft: $156

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Commute

20–25 minutes to Downtown Tulsa

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Vibe

Family-focused, safe, active, community-driven

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Known For

The Rose District, Rooster Days festival, top-rated schools

What It’s Like to Live in Broken Arrow

Broken Arrow blends modern suburban living with a strong sense of community pride.

The walkable, revitalized Rose District anchors the city with boutiques, restaurants, outdoor concerts, and the Performing Arts Center.

Families appreciate the quiet residential neighborhoods, excellent parks, and the consistently high-ranking public school system.

Residents enjoy access to quality amenities while still benefiting from shorter commutes, community events, and a welcoming small-town feel.

Real Estate Snapshot

Broken Arrow’s housing market is competitive, driven by demand for new construction, traditional brick homes, and master-planned communities.

  • Average Home Price: $282,942

  • Median Sale Price: $278,000

  • Styles You’ll See:

    • Traditional brick suburban homes

    • Ranch-style layouts

    • Newer suburban developments

    • Master-planned community homes

High-demand neighborhoods often feature community amenities, proximity to schools, and easy access to the Broken Arrow Expressway.

Commute & Getting Around

Broken Arrow offers quick, reliable access to Tulsa’s main employment hubs.

Main Highways:

~Broken Arrow Expressway (US-64/OK-51): Direct route to Downtown Tulsa

~Easy access to South Tulsa job centers and retail corridors

Quick drives:

~20–25 minutes to Downtown Tulsa

~15–20 minutes to South Tulsa corporate and healthcare corridors

Map of Broken Arrow showing major highways and commute routes to Tulsa.

Traffic is generally predictable, though the BA Expressway can see peak-hour congestion.

Community Vibe & Lifestyle

Broken Arrow feels warm, active, and deeply community-oriented.

It offers a mix of suburban convenience and small-town charm, anchored by its walkable downtown and year-round local events.

Aerial night view of a modern office building and city center in Broken Arrow.

A few highlights:

  • The Rose District: Shops, restaurants, live music, festivals, and seasonal events

  • Ray Harral Nature Park: Trails, nature center, and quiet outdoor space

  • Broken Arrow Performing Arts Center: Concerts, theatre, touring productions

  • Family-friendly feel: Strong civic pride, youth sports culture, and inclusive community activities

Schools Overview

Broken Arrow Public Schools (BAPS) is one of the largest and most respected districts in Oklahoma

The district is known for:

  • Strong academic programs

  • Highly awarded fine arts and athletic departments

  • National recognition for the Pride of Broken Arrow Marching Band

  • Extensive extracurricular offerings

The district is a major draw for families relocating to the area.

local favorites & things to do

The Rose District: Walkable shops, murals, wine bars, and events

Broken Arrow Historical Society Museum

Ray Harral Nature Park & Trails

Creek Turnpike Trail: Popular with cyclists and runners

Nienhuis Park: Sports complex, playgrounds, and splash pad

Rooster Days Festival: Oklahoma’s oldest continuous festival

BA Chalk It Up: Annual chalk art festival

Holiday lights and parades in the Rose District

Clock tower and colorful murals in the Rose District in Broken Arrow.
Crowds enjoying lights and carnival rides at the Rooster Days Festival in Broken Arrow.

Economic & Job Landscape

Broken Arrow’s economy is diverse, stable, and steadily expanding. The city supports both local employment and convenient access to Tulsa’s major industries.

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  • Broken Arrow Public Schools

  • FlightSafety International

  • Zeeco

  • Oxford HealthCare

  • Walmart

  • Multiple manufacturing and logistics companies

Residents also benefit from quick access to South Tulsa’s corporate and medical corridors.

Broken Arrow is a fast-growing, family-friendly suburb known for excellent schools, a vibrant downtown, and a strong sense of community pride.

With a median home price around $278,000, easy commutes, and a blend of modern amenities and small-town warmth, it’s a top choice for families, professionals, and anyone seeking a balanced, connected lifestyle.

From the Rose District to its parks and festivals, Broken Arrow delivers convenience, charm, and room to grow.

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