Broken Arrow.
Broken Arrow is Oklahoma's fourth-largest city and one of the most sought-after communities in the Tulsa Metro. With top-rated schools, beautiful parks, and a revitalized downtown district, it's a place where families put down roots and thrive.
Notable neighborhoods.
Rose District
The heart of downtown Broken Arrow, a walkable mix of local shops, restaurants, and community events in a charming historic setting.
Forest Creek
A popular family neighborhood known for its mature trees, quality homes, and convenient access to schools and parks.
The Reserve at Forest Creek
Upscale living with larger homesites, golf course access, and a strong sense of community.
Central on Main
New mixed-use development bringing modern living to the historic downtown area.
Broken Arrow is served by the Broken Arrow Public Schools district, one of the largest in Oklahoma. The district consistently ranks among the top metro districts, with strong academics, athletics, and fine arts programs. Notable schools include Broken Arrow High School, Central Onishi Elementary, and the award-winning performing arts center.
Life in Broken Arrow balances suburban comfort with genuine community spirit. The Rose District hosts regular events and festivals with local favorites like Main Street Tavern, Andolini's Pizzeria, and Charleston's Restaurant. Bramble Breakfast & Bar opened in the Rose District in 2025 to rave reviews. Trader Joe's opened its Broken Arrow location in November 2025. Major retail developments are reshaping the landscape. Adams Creek Town Center ($70 million at Hillside and County Line Road) is now open, with Burlington and Books-A-Million welcoming shoppers in June 2026 and more tenants following, while Hackberry Market (211,000 sq ft at Aspen and Tucson Street) is bringing Home Depot, Hobby Lobby, and T.J. Maxx to south Broken Arrow. Broken Arrow's newest QuikTrip opened in April 2026 with the chain's larger Gen 4 design on East Kenosha, and Amazon has announced a 250,000-square-foot facility in the city slated for 2027. The Sunset Amphitheater, a 12,500-seat entertainment venue near Events Park, is scheduled to open fall 2026. In April 2026, voters approved a $415 million GO Bond, the largest in city history, funding infrastructure, parks, and public safety. Riverside trails offer miles of walking and cycling paths. With Tulsa just 20 minutes away, the metro's dining and entertainment is always accessible. Broken Arrow's median home price is approximately $295,000, with homes averaging 50 to 55 days on market in a market that has settled into balance with roughly three months of inventory.
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