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74114 - Utica Square & Maple Ridge, Tulsa OK

Midtown Tulsa's shopping anchor and the established neighborhoods around it, from the Pingleton Real Estate Team.

281Homes Sold, 12 Mo
$277,500Median Sold Price
41.9Avg Days on Market
97.1%Sale-to-List Ratio
Source: MLS sold data, 12 months ending 07/01/2026.
65Active Listings
$439,500Median List Price
36Homes Pending
Market snapshot 07/14/2026, MLS. Median days on market for active listings: 48 days.

- About 74114

Over the 12 months ending 07/01/2026, 281 homes sold in 74114 at a median of $277,500, averaging 41.9 days on market and 97.1% of list price. As of 07/14/2026, 65 homes are active at a median list price of $439,500, with 36 pending.

74114 is one of midtown Tulsa's most established zip codes, home to the Bryn Mawr neighborhood near Utica Square and the hospital district, the small gated pocket of Sunset Terrace at 28th and Peoria, and the Wildwood, Terwilleger Heights, and Florence Park South neighborhoods further south. Florence Park South sits south of 21st Street, centrally located to the Tulsa Expo Center and Utica Square-area shopping, with easy access to the Broken Arrow Expressway.

The zip's anchor is Utica Square itself, which opened May 22, 1952 as Tulsa's first suburban shopping center, built on former Creek Nation allotment land purchased in 1949 for $150,000. Architects McCune & McCune blended modern design with New Orleans, Williamsburg, French provincial, and Georgian influences for the original 42-store development. Helmerich & Payne bought the property in the mid-1960s and transformed it into the upscale shopping and dining destination it is today, anchored since 1986 by a Saks Fifth Avenue store, and set within a mile and a half of downtown at 21st and Utica.

Housing around Utica Square skews toward established, character-driven homes on mature, tree-lined streets, with Sunset Terrace's six-lot enclave sitting a short stroll from two of Tulsa's best-known cultural landmarks. The Gathering Place, a 66.5-acre riverfront park built with a $465 million gift from the George Kaiser Family Foundation, opened its first phase in September 2018 and has since expanded to 100 acres, all free to the public. Philbrook Museum of Art occupies the 1920s Italian Renaissance villa built for oil businessman Waite Phillips and his wife Genevieve, donated to the city in 1938 and opened as a museum in 1939, set on 25 acres of gardens modeled on a 16th-century estate near Rome.

Addresses in 74114 are zoned to Tulsa Public Schools.

74114 sits within Midtown Tulsa alongside 74105 (Brookside) and 74104 (University of Tulsa & the Pearl District). See the full Tulsa neighborhoods guide, or find out what your 74114 home is worth.

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