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First, Tulsa did not experience the real estate boom like the rest of the country. And the "crash" was not as bad either. I can attest to this having refinanced during the boom and sold during the crash. Not much gained, not much lost. It just took longer during the crash to sell.

In general, the economy is not bullish there but stable. And recent visits showed considerable activity above the norm for Tulsa. Many upbeat, promising developments.

I do take issue with the "energy economy" there though. While there are still a good number of energy companies and will continue to be, considerable brain drain has occurred over the years as companies migrate to Houston.]]>Sep 1st 2009 9:24PM