Holliday Hills - Tulsa, Oklahoma

- About Holliday Hills

Holliday Hills sits in the midtown-to-south transition of Tulsa, southwest of Park Plaza and northwest of Woodland View - the area around East 56th Place and the streets between Harvard and Yale. The terrain is genuinely rolling here, and the plat took advantage of it: lots run larger than the midtown average, with homes set 25 to 40 feet back from the street behind deep front lawns.

The housing stock dates from 1956 to 1975, mostly single-story homes with a median size around 1,618 square feet - the most compact median footprint among the neighborhoods we track in this corridor. That smaller footprint pairs with a midtown-grade price per square foot: $175 median, the same per-foot number as Patrick Henry to the north. Buyers here pay for location and lots, not raw square footage.

Nine homes sold in the six months ending July 1, 2026, from $216,000 to $329,000, with the median at $300,000. That is a tight, predictable band. Pace was steady at about 37 days on market on average.

Location is the neighborhood's calling card: LaFortune Park's golf, tennis, and trails are minutes east; the Southern Hills Country Club grounds sit to the southwest; and I-44 puts the rest of the metro within easy reach. Carnegie Elementary serves the area within Tulsa Public Schools.

Source: MLS sold data, 6 months ending 07/01/2026.

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Nearby: Patrick Henry · Southern Hills · Southridge Estates