Catoosa · Downsizing
Downsizing in Catoosa
The whole move mapped out first: the sale, the next home, and the timing, at a pace you choose.
Downsizing in Catoosa: What You Get
Downsizing in Catoosa may mean trading more space for a smaller, easier home, whether you stay near I-44 and Route 66 or move closer to Tulsa, Broken Arrow or Owasso for more shopping and dining.
With me, you get a plan for the whole move first, at a pace that's yours.
Why Catoosa Downsizers Work With Me
I'm Christina Shortsleeve, a REALTOR® with RE/MAX Results. My Right-Size Transition System, Understand, Map the Move, Prepare, Coordinate, Transition, maps your sale, your next home and the timing before anything is listed.
How Downsizing in Catoosa Works
Understand what you want next.
Map the Move: your Catoosa home's value, your equity, and the order of the sale and purchase.
Prepare your home with a preparation plan.
Coordinate marketing, showings and both closings.
Transition to your next home.
The sale follows my full plan on how I sell a home.
Local Context for Downsizing in Catoosa
In Catoosa, the lot, layout and condition of your home may matter more to buyers than the age of the neighborhood, so the preparation plan focuses there. If your property has more space, drone footage and video help buyers see all of it.
See my main downsizing page, explore Catoosa, or compare downsizing in Broken Arrow. When you're ready, send me a message.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I downsize and stay in Catoosa?
Often, yes. I help you compare options in Catoosa and nearby towns like Broken Arrow and Owasso.
Should I sell first or buy first?
It depends on your equity and financing. We work through it with your lender.
How is my Catoosa home marketed?
With a preparation plan, professional photography, video and drone footage, digital ads and weekly updates.
Catoosa
What downsizing looks like in Catoosa
Established streets, newer subdivisions and more space on the northeast side, off I-44 and Route 66.
Established streets, newer subdivisions and more space on the northeast side, off I-44 and Route 66.
- The homes
- Established streets near the older part of town, subdivisions with a different feel, and some properties farther out with more space. The lot, layout and condition may matter more than the age of the neighborhood, so compare individual homes closely.
- Why people choose it
- Buyers who want to be on the northeast side of the Tulsa area.
- Getting around
- Route 66 runs through Catoosa, and I-44 and Highway 412 are the important routes toward Tulsa or farther east. Check the drive from any home to your actual destinations, especially while work continues around the I-44 and Highway 66 interchange.
- Nearby
- The Blue Whale along Route 66, the landmark that makes Catoosa easy to remember. Rogers Point Park and its disc golf course.
- The trade-off
- Compared with some of the larger suburbs, Catoosa may appeal if you find a home and lot you like while keeping access to the highways you use. The trade is driving into Tulsa or another town for more of your shopping, dining or activities. The specific house and where you need to go each week decide whether Catoosa fits your day-to-day life.
The method
How I do it in Catoosa
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Ready to make your move with Christina Shortsleeve?