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$2.2B77B+7AAON, Inc.Industrials$1.4B63C8Matrix Service CompanyIndustrials$769.3M50D9Webco Industries, Inc.Basic Materials$584.7M66B10Unit CorporationEnergy$545.5M——11Greystone Logistics, Inc.Industrials$57.9M53D12Empire Petroleum CorporationEnergy$34.2M30D13Educational Development CorporationCommunication Services$22.9M76B+14ClearSign Technologies CorporationIndustrials$5.2M41D15Heartsoft, Inc.Technology$514.0k——16Circle Energy, Inc.Energy$037D17RJD Green, Inc.Industrials$0——18Maverick Energy Group, Ltd.Energy———19BOK Financial CorporationFinancial Services———20Limitless Venture Group Inc.Financial Services———21Suncrete, Inc. Class A Common StockBasic Materials———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 EDGAR26 filings from 11 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.