Hunting for office space Tulsa teams can actually move into this month? The listings sites will show you 1,000-plus square-foot leases; this guide does the opposite — six ready-to-use private offices you can request today, with the monthly price, capacity and address for each. Every option is a furnished, serviced suite, so there is no build-out, no five-year lease, and no surprise fit-out bill.
Wezoo aggregates private offices from operators like Regus and HQ into one place to compare and request — think of it as the shortcut version of the complete guide to private office space. Below you will find what a Tulsa office really costs, which district fits which kind of team, and how to lock one in.
Here is the quick office space Tulsa market picture before we get to the buildings.
Wezoo snapshot — Tulsa private office space
- 7 private office locations available on Wezoo
- Price range: $169–$470 per month (starting private offices)
- Median starting price: about $308 per month
- Top operators: Regus, HQ
What does office space Tulsa pricing look like?
Serviced private offices in Tulsa start around $169/month for a single-person suite and run to roughly $470/month for larger rooms, with the median starting rate near $308/month. That price is all-in: furniture, utilities, internet, cleaning and reception are bundled, so you are not stacking separate bills the way a conventional lease does.
Compared with the average full-service lease in Tulsa — the local Tulsa commercial market runs close to $19 per square foot per year — a flexible office trades a lower headline rate for speed, simplicity and the freedom to leave when your team changes. For a one-to-ten person company, that trade usually wins. Put simply, office space Tulsa pricing rewards flexibility.
The 6 best office space Tulsa options for rent in 2026
1. Kennedy Building — Downtown Tulsa
What to expect: A restored downtown landmark on South Boston Avenue, steps from the BOK Center and the Arts District. Private suites here start at the lowest monthly rate in the city, and the building keeps a staffed lounge, on-site parking and step-free access. Good for a founder who wants a real downtown address without a downtown lease. Private offices here start from $169/month and fit 1 to 6 people, available now.
Operator: Regus · Address: 321 S. Boston Ave, Tulsa, OK 74103
👉 Request Kennedy Building on Wezoo
2. Executive Tower — South Yale corridor
What to expect: A glass mid-rise on South Yale, five minutes from the Creek Turnpike and a straight shot to the airport. Offices come furnished with a coffee-and-tea bar, member lounge and parking at the door. It suits a small team that meets clients driving in from Broken Arrow or Bixby. Private offices here start from $370/month and fit 2 to 6 people, available now.
Operator: Regus · Address: 7136 S. Yale Avenue, Tulsa, OK 74136
👉 Request Executive Tower on Wezoo
3. 6100 South Yale — Southern Hills
What to expect: Near Southern Hills and the 61st & Yale retail cluster, this centre scales from a one-desk office to an 11-person suite in the same building. Breakout space and catering are on tap for the days you need to host. Handy if you expect to add headcount and would rather not move. Private offices here start from $235/month and fit 1 to 11 people, available now.
Operator: Regus · Address: 6100 S. Yale Ave, Tulsa, OK 74136
👉 Request 6100 South Yale on Wezoo
4. Memorial Place — Memorial corridor
What to expect: An HQ-managed centre off Memorial Drive, close to Woodland Hills and the 64th Street shops. The fit-out leans polished — lounge, catering and accessible floors — which reads well when you bring clients through. Best for an established team that wants a step up in finish. Private offices here start from $470/month and fit 2 to 9 people, available now.
Operator: HQ · Address: 7633 E. 63rd Place, Tulsa, OK 74133
👉 Request Memorial Place on Wezoo
5. Sheridan Road — South Sheridan
What to expect: The most flexible footprint on this list: offices run from a two-person room to a 19-person floor, so a growing company can take more space without changing buildings. It sits on South Sheridan with easy highway access. The pick for a team planning to double this year. Private offices here start from $370/month and fit 2 to 19 people, available now.
Operator: Regus · Address: 6666 S. Sheridan Road, Tulsa, OK 74133
👉 Request Sheridan Road on Wezoo
6. PostRock Plaza — East Tulsa / 81st & Regal
What to expect: A quieter east-side option near the Broken Arrow Expressway with an on-site restaurant, lounge and generous parking. Suites here top out at four desks, which keeps costs down for a solo operator or a small crew. A calm base away from the downtown bustle. Private offices here start from $245/month and fit 1 to 4 people, available now.
Operator: Regus · Address: 8211 East Regal Place, Tulsa, OK 74133
👉 Request PostRock Plaza on Wezoo
Which Tulsa district should you choose?
Location drives both price and impression. Downtown suits client-facing founders; the South Yale and Memorial corridors suit teams commuting from Broken Arrow and Bixby.
- Downtown Tulsa (74103): a walkable address near the BOK Center and Tulsa Arts District — best for the lowest downtown entry price at the Kennedy Building.
- South Yale / Southern Hills (74136): easy turnpike and airport access, polished mid-rises — best for growing teams that meet clients.
- Memorial & Sheridan (74133): close to Woodland Hills retail with the widest range of suite sizes — best for companies that plan to scale.
If you want the full metro picture, our office space in Oklahoma City guide covers the state’s other major market the same way. Each office space Tulsa district trades price for reach.
When does a private office beat a coworking desk?
Choose a private office when you need a lockable room, a permanent setup, or a professional address for a registered business. Choose a shared desk when you are solo, mobile, or testing the water.
Most Tulsa teams cross over around three or four people, when calls, whiteboards and confidential work start to collide with an open floor. For many, office space Tulsa decisions come down to team size. If you are still weighing it up, compare the desks in our coworking space in Tulsa roundup, or read the deeper Private Office Tulsa breakdown for a room of your own.
Best office space in Tulsa, by need
- Best value downtown: Kennedy Building — from $169/month.
- Best for a growing team: Sheridan Road — suites up to 19 people.
- Best polished finish: Memorial Place — HQ-managed, client-ready.
- Best commuter access: Executive Tower — minutes from the Creek Turnpike.
How far in advance should you book?
Serviced suites move quickly. Most of the offices above are available now, but a few list future move-in dates, so the best rooms in a building can be spoken for weeks ahead.
Request a viewing one to three weeks before you want to move. Because these are inquiry-based private offices, you send your requirements and the operator confirms the exact suite, term and price — usually within a day.
Ready to set up your office space in Tulsa?
Office space Tulsa FAQ
How much is office space in Tulsa?
Serviced private offices in Tulsa start around $169 per month for a single-person suite, with a median starting rate near $308 per month. Larger rooms reach about $470 per month. Prices are all-in, covering furniture, utilities, internet and reception.
Where is the cheapest office space in Tulsa?
On Wezoo, the Kennedy Building in Downtown Tulsa has the lowest starting rate at $169 per month, which also happens to be a walkable downtown address near the BOK Center.
Do Tulsa private offices require a long lease?
No. These are flexible, serviced offices rented by the month rather than on a multi-year commercial lease, so you can scale up, down or out as your team changes.
Can I get office space in Tulsa for a large team?
Yes. Sheridan Road offers suites up to 19 people and 6100 South Yale scales to 11, so a growing company can add headcount without switching buildings.
How do I book office space in Tulsa on Wezoo?
Browse the private offices above, open the one you like, and send an inquiry with your team size and move-in date. The operator confirms the exact suite, term and price, usually within a day.
Finding the right office space in Tulsa
The right room should be the easy part. Whether you want the cheapest downtown desk or a 19-person floor on Sheridan, Tulsa’s flexible offices let you skip the lease and start working. Compare the six above, request the one that fits, and move in on your timeline. That is the whole office space Tulsa shortlist.
