Since 1963, the Petroleum Club Building (PCB) at 601 S Boulder Avenue has been one of Downtown Tulsa’s most recognized addresses. Named for the prestigious private club that occupied its top three floors, this 16-story, 196-foot tower offers 118,000 square feet of usable space and up to 166 on-site covered parking spaces. As a contributing structure to the Oil Capital Historic District, the Petroleum Club Building is eligible for up to 40% of its improvement costs to be returned through combined federal and state historic tax credits. Additionally, the PCB sits within TIF C, one of several Tax Increment Finance (TIF) districts that make up the broader Downtown Tulsa TIF area. Accessibility and convenience are the bread and butter of the Petroleum Club Building, sitting directly central to the Inner Dispersal Loop in Tulsa’s Central Business District (CBD). This positioning allows commuters and visitors to reach the office with ease, welcomed with approximately 166 on-site covered parking spaces. Business travel is further enhanced via Tulsa International Airport, which lies just 9 miles away. The revitalized Downtown Tulsa area offers an exceptional quality of life, boasting rich Art Deco Architecture and world-class attractions, such as the renowned Gathering Place Park, the BOK Arena, ONEOK Field, the Performing Arts Center (PAC), Guthrie Green, and the Greenwood District-Greenwood Rising Museum, to name a few. Tulsa is home to a talented workforce, with 35% of residents within 1 mile of 601 S Boulder Avenue holding a bachelor’s degree or higher. Tulsa is gaining momentum as a sought-after hub for new and emerging businesses, thanks to an abundance of outdoor recreation, diverse culinary experiences, and a robust arts scene. Reach out today to join the bustling scene and claim a historic piece of Tulsa’s Central Business District with the Petroleum Club Building.