Tulsa ranks on U.S. News and World Report's lists of Best Places to Live and Best Places to Retire, and Forbes list of Best Places for Business. The Tulsa region’s skilled and growing workforce, solid and diverse transportation infrastructure and overall quality of life make it easy to see why world-class companies call the region home.

The Tulsa region boasts one of the shortest commute times in the nation. Tulsa families enjoy a cost of living 8% below the national average and per-capita income slightly less than the national average. Owasso’s proximity to such prominent regional facilities as Tulsa International Airport, the Tulsa Port of Catoosa, and the Cherokee Industrial Park gives access to some of the most critical industry assets in the entire state, including foreign trade zones. The workforce in northeast Oklahoma can live comfortably and businesses can thrive.