County profile
Tulsa County, OK
United States · GDP 2024
#102 of 3,127 US counties by GDP72nd-percentile growthmore diversified than 98% of counties
EA Place Score
——methodology in progress
GDP 2024 (USD)
$59.3B
BEA · 2024
GDP growth (YoY)
+6.4%
BEA · 2024
Jobs tracked
329,036
Census CBP · 2023
Employers
19,556
Census CBP · 2023
Avg. wage
$60.9k
BLS QCEW · 2023
Population
698,782
Census PEP · 2025
Labor, income & education
Unemployment
4.5%
Median HH income
$69.0k±$970
Bachelor's degree+
34.4%±0.5%
Poverty rate
14.7%±0.5%
Business applications
10,804 · 2025
Retail establishments
2,338
33.7/10k pop
Public companies headquartered here
SEC EDGAR · FMPCompanySectorRevenueEA
1ONEOK, Inc.Energy$33.6B81B+2The Williams Companies, Inc.Energy$14.9B81B+3Helmerich & Payne, Inc.Energy$3.7B69B4NGL Energy Partners LPEnergy$3.2B56C5ONE Gas, Inc.Utilities$2.6B57C6Alliance Resource Partners, L.P.Energy$2.2B76B+7AAON, Inc.Industrials$1.4B63C8Matrix Service CompanyIndustrials$769.3M——9Webco Industries, Inc.Basic Materials$584.7M66B10Unit CorporationEnergy$545.5M——11Greystone Logistics, Inc.Industrials$57.9M——12Empire Petroleum CorporationEnergy$34.2M29D13Educational Development CorporationCommunication Services$22.9M77B+14ClearSign Technologies CorporationIndustrials$5.2M42D15Heartsoft, Inc.Technology$514.0k——16Circle Energy, Inc.Energy$037D17RJD Green, Inc.Industrials$0——18Maverick Energy Group, Ltd.Energy———19Suncrete, Inc. Class A Common StockBasic Materials———20Limitless Venture Group Inc.Financial Services———21BOK Financial CorporationFinancial Services———HQ-based placement with total (global) headcount — local employment attribution needs firmographic data; the industry mix at right is measured county data (CBP).
Industry mix · employment
Health care25%
Retail trade19%
Food & accommodation18%
Manufacturing16%
Admin & support12%
Professional services10%
share of top-6 sector employment · CBP 2023
Population & migration
Census PEP · 2020–2025
698,782
residents · 2025 · +4.2% since 2020
Income per capita $83.8k · BEA 2024
COMPONENTS OF CHANGE · 2021–2025
Domestic migration+2,635
International migration+18,692
Natural change+6,722
GDP trend
2019–2024 · nominal
$44.7B2019
$42.1B2020
$46.6B2021
$50.9B2022
$55.8B2023
$59.3B2024
Real estate & risk
FHFA · ACS · FEMA
Median home value
$230.4k±$1.9k
Median gross rent
$1.1k/mo±$7/mo
Vacancy rate
8.5%±0.2%
Affordability
3.8× wages
Residential permits
$718.5M
3,184 units · 4.6/1k pop
FEMA risk score
97.9
HUD Fair Market Rent (2BR):$1.2k/mo · 2026
TOP PERILS · FEMA NRI
Ice storm 100Heat wave 100Strong wind 99
FHFA HOUSE PRICE INDEX · 2016–2025
3932016
4092017
4242018
4402019
4582020
5072021
5922022
6352023
6682024
6892025
RESIDENTIAL PERMITS · 2021–2025
↓ -1% since 20213,2142021
3,5302022
3,6082023
2,8182024
3,1842025
Transport access
BTS · FAA · USACE
Nearest interstate
3.2 km
I-44
Nearest freight rail
0.7 km
UP
Nearest port
22.5 km
GAVILON GRAIN CATOOSA OK
Nearest commercial airport
10.0 km
TULSA INTL
Filing activity
SEC EDGAR10 filings from 3 companies here in the last 90 days.
Wage trend
BLS QCEW · 2019–2023$60.9k
avg. annual pay · +17% since 2019
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What is the GDP of Tulsa?
Tulsa's economy produced $59.3B in 2024, growing 6.4% year over year — faster than most US counties. Its largest employment sector is health care.
GDP: BEA (2024), USD-normalized · Jobs/employers/wages & industry mix: Census CBP (2023) · Population & migration: Census PEP · Income: BEA CAINC1 · Companies: SEC EDGAR + FMP, by HQ.