Kismet Stratton Buys Tulsa's Petroleum Club Building
Wichita-based Kismet Stratton Investments acquires Tulsa's historic 601 South Boulder property, planning restaurant, fitness club, and restored street presence.
The Price Family has sold the Petroleum Club building at 601 South Boulder in Tulsa, Oklahoma, to Wichita-based Kismet Stratton Investments LLC, the two parties announced Sept. 28, 2026. Financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed.
The new ownership group has outlined a redevelopment vision for the downtown Tulsa property that includes a ground-floor restaurant, a premium fitness club, and renovations aimed at restoring the building's street-level presence. The plans signal an intent to reactivate a landmark address that has long carried significance in Tulsa's commercial and energy sector history.
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The Petroleum Club building has been associated with the oil industry community that shaped much of Tulsa's economic identity throughout the twentieth century. Its sale to an out-of-state investment firm reflects broader trends of outside capital targeting Midwest urban properties with repositioning potential.
Kismet Stratton Investments, headquartered in Wichita, Kansas, has not publicly detailed a timeline for the planned improvements or the total projected capital investment. The transaction represents one of the more notable downtown Tulsa real estate moves of 2026, given the property's name recognition and central location.
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