Housing Costs in Oklahoma

72
Housing cost index
$920/mo
Median rent

Historical data

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Compared to the United States

IndicatorOklahomaUnited States
Housing cost index72100

National ranking

Oklahoma ranks #4 of 36 states by housing cost index.

#1Vermont14
#2Alaska$18
#3Wyoming$28
#4Oklahoma72
#5Ohio76
#6Kentucky76
#7Louisiana77
#8Missouri78
#9Michigan79
#10Indiana80
#11Tennessee83
#12Georgia83
#13Texas84
#14Illinois84
#15Wisconsin86
#16Pennsylvania87
#17South Dakota88
#18New Mexico90
#19North Carolina90
#20Minnesota96
#21Virginia103
#22Florida105
#23Delaware106
#24Montana110.5
#25Utah112
#26Arizona115
#27Colorado116
#28Maine118
#29Rhode Island127
#30New Jersey129
#31New Hampshire130
#32Oregon138
#33Washington143
#34New York155
#35California196
#36Massachusetts212

Overview

Oklahoma's housing costs stands at 72, a key indicator for anyone evaluating housing costs in the state. Additional figures include median rent: $920/mo, giving a fuller picture of housing costs trends across Oklahoma. Oklahoma's housing cost index is 72 (U.S. average = 100), among the lowest in the country.

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