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Housing Authority of the City of Tulsa

Housing Authority of the City of Tulsa is based in Tulsa, Tulsa County, OK and administers 7,351 Section 8 vouchers and 240 public housing units.

HUD PHA code OK073. Program type: Combined. Households served: 5,259. Occupancy: 69%. ZIP codes served: 43.

Utility allowances

Monthly allowances for tenant-paid utilities (Apartment), effective 2023-10-01. Rent plus these must fit under the payment standard.

Utility	Studio	1 bedroom	2 bedroom	3 bedroom	4 bedroom
Heating (Natural Gas)	$46	$55	$68	$77	$89
Heating (Bottle Gas)	$63	$81	$107	$125	$152
Heating (Electric)	$14	$19	$26	$31	$37
Cooking (Natural Gas)	$10	$11	$14	$17	$18
Cooking (Electric)	$5	$7	$9	$11	$14
Cooking (Bottle Gas)	$20	$23	$29	$35	$38
Other Electric	$28	$30	$34	$36	$37
Air Conditioning	$9	$10	$13	$14	$17
Water Heating (Natural Gas)	$15	$21	$25	$30	$34
Water Heating (Electric)	$13	$17	$21	$26	$30
Water Heating (Bottle Gas)	$32	$44	$53	$61	$70
Water	$33	$35	$37	$39	$44
Sewer	$13	$16	$19	$22	$29
Trash	$25	$25	$25	$25	$25
Range	$3	$3	$3	$3	$3
Refrigerator	$5	$5	$4	$4	$4

Source: authority's utility allowance schedule.

Waiting lists

Not published. We have not found a waiting list status on this authority's website. Contact the authority to ask whether its lists are open.

Latest from Housing Authority of the City of Tulsa

2026-10-2236N Nationally Recognized: 36N Wins NAHRO Award of Excellence
36N housing project received a national Award of Excellence from NAHRO for its innovation and achievement.
2026-09-30THA in the News: Second Phase of $200 Million+ 36N Mixed-Income Housing Community Opens in North Tulsa
The second phase of the 36N mixed-income housing community opened in North Tulsa with a ribbon cutting ceremony and community open house.
2026-04-16Grocery Box @ 36N Now Open
A new micro-grocery store called The Grocery Box has opened at the 36N mixed-income housing development in Tulsa.
2026-04-16THA in the News: THA CEO Tulsa World Op-ed On Affordable Housing Financing
The THA CEO published an op-ed explaining why affordable housing construction is expensive due to capital stack, compliance requirements, and insurance costs.
2026-04-16THA in the News: Progress Update at The Hilltop
Construction is progressing on The Hilltop, an affordable housing project that will add 106 units to downtown Tulsa, including 20 units for homeless individuals.

Fair Market Rent by ZIP code (FY2027)

HUD Fair Market Rent for each ZIP code this authority serves. Each ZIP code links to its own rent page.

ZIP code	Studio	1 bedroom	2 bedroom	3 bedroom	4 bedroom
74008	$1,160	$1,230	$1,500	$1,970	$2,300
74011	$1,200	$1,280	$1,560	$2,050	$2,390
74012	$1,090	$1,160	$1,420	$1,860	$2,170
74014	$1,270	$1,350	$1,650	$2,160	$2,530
74015	$990	$1,050	$1,280	$1,680	$1,960
74021	$1,050	$1,120	$1,360	$1,790	$2,080
74033	$1,160	$1,230	$1,500	$1,970	$2,300
74037	$1,360	$1,440	$1,760	$2,310	$2,700
74047	$780	$810	$990	$1,330	$1,460
74050	$710	$750	$920	$1,200	$1,400
74055	$1,080	$1,150	$1,400	$1,840	$2,140
74063	$890	$950	$1,160	$1,520	$1,780
74070	$840	$900	$1,090	$1,440	$1,670
74073	$860	$920	$1,120	$1,470	$1,720
74103	$1,200	$1,280	$1,560	$2,050	$2,390
74104	$1,060	$1,130	$1,380	$1,810	$2,110
74105	$980	$1,040	$1,270	$1,660	$1,940
74106	$840	$890	$1,090	$1,430	$1,670
74107	$930	$990	$1,210	$1,590	$1,850
74108	$980	$1,040	$1,270	$1,660	$1,940
74110	$820	$870	$1,060	$1,390	$1,620
74112	$970	$1,030	$1,260	$1,650	$1,930
74114	$1,160	$1,230	$1,500	$1,970	$2,300
74115	$840	$890	$1,090	$1,430	$1,670
74116	$730	$780	$950	$1,250	$1,450
74117	$920	$980	$1,190	$1,570	$1,830
74119	$1,040	$1,110	$1,350	$1,770	$2,070
74120	$950	$1,010	$1,230	$1,610	$1,880
74126	$940	$1,000	$1,220	$1,600	$1,870
74127	$920	$970	$1,190	$1,560	$1,820
74128	$950	$1,010	$1,230	$1,610	$1,880
74129	$850	$900	$1,100	$1,440	$1,680
74130	$1,000	$1,060	$1,300	$1,700	$1,990
74131	$920	$970	$1,190	$1,560	$1,820
74132	$1,030	$1,100	$1,340	$1,760	$2,050
74133	$1,150	$1,220	$1,490	$1,950	$2,280
74134	$890	$950	$1,160	$1,520	$1,780
74135	$920	$980	$1,200	$1,570	$1,840
74136	$960	$1,020	$1,240	$1,630	$1,900
74137	$1,090	$1,160	$1,420	$1,860	$2,170
74145	$950	$1,010	$1,230	$1,610	$1,880
74146	$890	$940	$1,150	$1,510	$1,760
74171	$1,000	$1,060	$1,290	$1,690	$1,980

Source: HUD Small Area Fair Market Rents, FY2027.

Contact

Housing Authority of the City of Tulsa

415 E Independence St, Tulsa, OK 74106

Phone: (918) 582-0021

Official website: tulsahousing.org

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About Housing Authority of the City of Tulsa

Overview

The Housing Authority of the City of Tulsa operates 240 public housing units and administers 7,351 Section 8 vouchers, serving a total of 5,259 households. With an occupancy rate of 69%, the authority offers a combined program, integrating both public housing and voucher assistance to meet the diverse needs of the community.

Scale and standing

The Housing Authority of the City of Tulsa ranks second in the state of Oklahoma by the number of Section 8 vouchers it administers, out of 21 authorities. This significant scale allows it to provide substantial support to low-income families, making it one of the largest voucher providers in the state.

Rent standards in the area it covers

The two-bedroom Fair Market Rent (FMR) in the area ranges from $940 to $1,720, with an average of $1,273. This is higher than the state average of $1,060. The highest FMR for a two-bedroom unit is found in ZIP code 74037 at $1,720, while the lowest is in ZIP code 74050 at $940.

Cities served

Section 8 Fair Market Rent by city in this authority's jurisdiction.

Source: US HUD Public Housing Authority data; Fair Market Rent FY2027. This is an independent reference page, not the authority's own site.