The Reunion Building
The Reunion Apartments in Downtown Tulsa offer modern upgrades to a historic building. At the Reunion Apartments, you will love the amenities including a rooftop lounge, fiber internet connection, dog park, with a 24/7 access gym and many more.
Amenities
Live modern in Downtown Tulsa. Our pet-friendly apartments feature tall ceilings, large windows, polished concrete floors, and kitchens with granite and stainless steel. Enjoy luxury touches like rain shower heads, plus community perks including an on-site fitness facility, tenant lounge, and 24-hour security.
Community Features
Apartment Features
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Available Units
Reunion: 202
Neighborhood Places
Located in the Deco District of downtown Tulsa, only blocks from the BOK Center and with spectacular views of the Arkansas River.
History

The Reunion Building joined the Tulsa skyline in 1917 as the headquarters of the First National Bank of Tulsa, a bank that helped finance much of the region’s oil boom. Its original ground floor was a grand banking lobby that spanned the full first floor, reflecting the scale and ambition of Tulsa’s rapidly growing economy.
After the bank eventually outgrew the building, Reunion continued serving Downtown Tulsa as an office building for decades, with the ground-floor lobby converting to a Walgreens drugstore. Today, it is recognized as a contributing property within the National Register-listed Oil Capital Historic District. Historic elements that survived over the years include portions of the old banking lobby, original entrance and stair, arched windows, terrazzo floors, and plaster-domed ceilings in portions of the building.
Beginning in 2018, the building underwent a certified historic rehabilitation. Completed in 2020, the project converted the upper floors to housing while retaining commercial space at street level and preserving historic fabric wherever possible. Today, Reunion contains 80 apartments along with a rooftop lounge, dog park, and ground-floor amenity spaces.
More than a century after opening as a bank, the Reunion Building continues to be an active part of life in the center of Tulsa.
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Hours
Monday - Friday: 8 AM - 5 PM
Saturday: By Appointment Only
Sunday: By Appointment Only




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