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Oklahoma County · Oklahoma · South · 697k residents

Oklahoma City, OK: cost of living, taxes & quality of life

Residential facts for Oklahoma City: housing, taxes, monthly costs, climate, schools, and household income, with the Oklahoma median as the yardstick. Compare it live against any of 3,000 US cities.

Data coverage: Curated city row; coverage varies by fact.

The median home value in Oklahoma City is $240,000, 41% above the Oklahoma median. A two-bedroom rents for about $1,250/mo. Day-to-day costs index at 86 against a national baseline of 100. The median household here earns $62,000 a year.

What the numbers show

Source-confirmed findings

Limited coverage: This profile does not yet have enough source-confirmed local data for a city brief.

This profile does not yet have enough source-confirmed local data for a city brief.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2024 American Community Survey 5-year estimates(2024 ACS 5-year; tables B01003, B15003, B19013, B25077). Geography: Census place where available. This product uses the Census Bureau Data API but is not endorsed or certified by the Census Bureau.

WhereToHQ calculates the comparisons. Figures are estimates for context, not a guarantee or personal financial advice. Read the methodology or send a correction.

What makes this place distinctive

A factual snapshot of the place, based on the profile data. It is not a tourism or cultural claim.

A prairie capital with a revitalized core, a deep stockyard history, and room to spread out.

Known for: Western heritage, the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum, food, and riverfront recreation.

Calendar note: The city’s calendar includes the Festival of the Arts and the Oklahoma State Fair.

Story source: Visit OKC

  • Scale: A large city with a quarter-million or more residents in the profile data.
  • Setting: The profile places Oklahoma City about 109 miles from the nearest tracked lake.
  • Climate signal: The profile records 235 sunny days and 7 inches of annual snow.
  • Daily pace: The profile records a walk score of 34 and an average commute of 22 minutes.

WhereToHQ derives these signals from the committed city dataset. Read the methodology for coverage and source limits.

Compare Oklahoma City side by side

Cost of living index

86

cheaper than 77% of US cities

Median home value

$240,000

+41% vs state mediancheaper than 74% of US cities

2-bedroom rent

$1,250/mo

cheaper than 67% of US cities

Median household income

$62,000

+7.3% vs state medianhigher than 23% of US cities

Housing momentum

How fast Oklahoma City's housing market is moving, ranked against the US cities we track.

46/100

Steady

Home prices YoY: -0.3% (bottom 32%)Rents YoY: +3.2% (top 39%)Rents MoM: +0.4% (top 36%)
Momentum rising · +7 over 2 yr

Ranks Oklahoma City's home-price and rent growth against the US cities we cover. The label is relative pace, not a direction, so a market can rank low while some figures still rise. A higher score moves faster, it is not cheaper or better. Not investment or relocation advice.

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Adjusted by Oklahoma City's cost-of-living index versus the US average.

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Questions & answers
What is the cost of living in Oklahoma City, OK?
Oklahoma City indexes at 86 for day-to-day costs against a national baseline of 100, with a typical two-bedroom renting for $1,250/mo and a median home value of $240,000.
How much does a house cost in Oklahoma City?
The median home value in Oklahoma City is $240,000, 41% above the Oklahoma median (compiled estimate; individual listings vary).
How much is rent in Oklahoma City?
A two-bedroom in Oklahoma City rents for about $1,250/mo.