Tulsa Remote

The The Wall Street Journal just spent four days exploring Tulsa, and landed on a mix of favorite restaurants, museums and small businesses you might recognize! If you’re already in Tulsa, start adding these spots to your weekend list. If you’re planning a visit, use this story as a rough map for your stay.

🔗 Read the full article here: https://www.wsj.com/lifestyle/travel/why-tulsa-an-unlikely-cultural-capital-should-be-on-your-travel-list-191544d7?st=eeCbNH&reflink=article_imessage_share

Thrilled to share that Homes.com recently featured Tulsa Remote!

The piece spotlights a Remoter’s story and the momentum we’re seeing across membership, retention, and local impact.

The feature highlights Claire Tomm, a Tulsa Remoter who moved with her family from Wisconsin to Tulsa in 2021 and found a strong sense of community. Claire shares that she and her husband have found opportunities to plug in and explore side hustles, and that attending festivals and events with their children has become a favorite way to spend time together.

The article also dives into the program itself: Tulsa Remote recently surpassed 4,000 members, with 80% choosing to stay beyond their first year. Research shows participants contribute significant impact to the local economy; Remoters have collectively generated $878 million in direct employment income since the program’s launch, significantly contributing to Tulsa’s economic vitality.

If you’re a remote worker looking for a higher quality of life, a deeper sense of community, or just a fresh start, you could get paid $10,000 to live in Tulsa for one year.

Read the article at https://blog.tulsaremote.com/homes.com-how-tulsas-10000-remote-worker-program-is-transforming-the-city