Home Prices in Oklahoma

$176,000
2024 median value
$106,000
2010 median value

Historical data

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Compared to the United States

IndicatorOklahomaUnited States
10-yr appreciation (%)4475

National ranking

Oklahoma ranks #28 of 33 states by median sale price.

#1California$786,000
#2Massachusetts$625,000
#3Colorado$545,000
#4New Jersey$520,000
#5Utah$510,000
#6Oregon$465,000
#7New York$460,000
#8Rhode Island$459,000
#9New Hampshire$450,000
#10Arizona$440,000
#11Virginia$420,000
#12Florida$400,000
#13Delaware$382,000
#14Georgia$345,000
#15North Carolina$340,000
#16Wisconsin$310,000
#17Washington$310,000
#18Minnesota$309,000
#19Texas$302,000
#20South Dakota$300,000
#21Illinois$285,000
#22Michigan$260,000
#23Missouri$255,000
#24Indiana$245,000
#25Ohio$235,000
#26Louisiana$203,000
#27Kentucky$186,000
#28Oklahoma$176,000
#29New Mexico45%
#30Vermont$27
#31Wyoming27%
#32Maine5%
#33Montana4%

Overview

Oklahoma's home prices stands at $176,000, a key indicator for anyone evaluating home prices in the state. Additional figures include 2010 median value: $106,000, giving a fuller picture of home prices trends across Oklahoma. Home prices in Oklahoma have risen steadily since 2010, from about $106,000 to $176,000 in 2024, but remain well below national levels.

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