Ever stumbled upon a financial unicorn?
A place where your bank account doesn’t wince every time the rent’s due, where lunch doesn’t require a small loan, and where the phrase “affordable luxury” isn’t just real estate agent double-speak?
Welcome to Tulsa, Oklahoma – the city that’s performing economic magic tricks while the rest of the country wonders how their wallets got so thin.
When you do the math (and who doesn’t love unexpected math in an article?), paying $900 for rent instead of $1,550 national average saves you a whopping $7,800 annually – enough for a decent used car, an impressive vacation, or 7,800 items from a dollar store if you’re feeling particularly whimsical…