Harvard Apartments

Modern Energy-Efficient Apartment Living in North Tulsa

Construction is currently underway on the Harvard Apartments, and exciting new project from Boomtown Development Company (a separate 501(c)(3) supporting entity of Green Country Habitat for Humanity).

Located at 110 North Harvard in Tulsa, OK, this development will be the first new construction rental property in this area in the last 40 years.

All apartments in this 7-unit development will offer:

  • Single-level floor plan

  • 2-bedroom/ 1-bath units

  • 800 sq. ft. living space

  • Fenced backyard

  • Included Appliances

  • Washer/Dryer hookups

  • Affordable rent

  • All bills paid

  • Energy Star-certified construction

  • 1 fully handicap-accessible unit

  • 1 AV-sensory equipped unit

Foundations are framed in anticipation of concrete pouring in this March 2025 video.

Harvard Apartments Photos and Renderings
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Addressing a Core Housing Need

Boomtown Development Company is a 501(c)(3) supporting affiliate of Green Country Habitat for Humanity and a Community Housing Development Organization with the City of Tulsa. Boomtown was created to develop workforce/missing middle single-family housing, as well as rental housing for Tulsa Habitat’s PATHWAYS program.

Workforce or missing middle housing refers to housing for families with a household income of between 80% and 120% of the Area Median Income. Green Country Habitat created PATHWAYS to offer families that are not quite ready for homeownership the option of living in safe, affordable rental housing.

There are approximately 63,000 households earning at or below 60% of AMI in Tulsa, but only about 14,000 dedicated affordable housing units. This project will address that income range and add 7 new affordable units to our city. Easily replicable, this affordable rental model will help meet a core need in the ongoing affordable housing crisis in our city.

Designed by Method Group, the Harvard Apartments development is made possible by funding from the City of Tulsa and PartnerTulsa, with a construction loan from CrossFirst Bank.

For more information, call 918-592-4224 or email Ryan Bogle at rbogle@greencountryhabitat.org.

Logos of CrossFirst Bank, Method Group, and Partner Tulsa displayed side by side.