Four ways to get help with rent in Tulsa, explained in plain language. If you are not sure which fits, the walkthrough on this page will point you to a starting place in about a minute.
Your options
You can apply to more than one program. Being on one waiting list does not remove you from another.
You rent an apartment or townhome owned by THA. Rent is based on your household income. Family sites have yards, playgrounds and, at several communities, an on-site Resource Rec Center for kids.
Best for families who want a stable home in a THA community
You rent from a private landlord anywhere in Tulsa that accepts vouchers. You pay a share of the rent based on your income and THA pays the rest directly to the landlord.
Best for families who want to choose their own neighborhood or school
Assistance is attached to a specific apartment building rather than to you. You apply to that property's waiting list and the reduced rent stays with the unit.
Best when a specific building fits your family's needs
Apartment buildings for elderly residents and residents with disabilities, with elevators, accessible units, community rooms and on-site staff.
Best for seniors and residents needing accessible living
Guided walkthrough
Answer three short questions. This is guidance only — it is not an eligibility determination.
Answer the three questions and we'll point you to the program that usually fits best.
This is illustrative guidance only, not an eligibility determination. THA staff confirm eligibility during the application process.
Where we are
Seventeen communities across Tulsa: ten family sites, three high-rises and four Project-Based Rental Assistance properties.
Family Sites
North Tulsa family community with an on-site Resource Rec Center.
Family Sites
Family townhomes near schools and transit.
Family Sites
Family site close to the Arkansas River trails.
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Family Sites
Established family community with playgrounds and green space.
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High-Rises
Elderly and disabled high-rise with elevator access throughout.
High-Rises
Downtown-adjacent high-rise for seniors, with community rooms.
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High-Rises
High-rise apartments with accessible units and on-site staff.
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PBRA Properties
Project-Based Rental Assistance apartments in east Tulsa.
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PBRA Properties
PBRA property with a mix of one- and two-bedroom homes.
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Beyond THA
Partner and affiliated properties in Tulsa also offer income-based rent. THA staff can point your family toward openings we know about.
Looking for a community near a specific school or bus route? Call us and tell us what your family needs — including bedroom size, accessibility and school district — and we will help you narrow it down.
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