OKOklahoma rankings

Towns where rent is easiest to afford in Oklahoma

Ranked by the share of renter households spending 30% or more of their income on rent, the federal "cost-burdened" line. 54 towns with 2,500+ residents.

U.S. Census ACS 2020–2024 5-year

#TownRenters paying 30%+Median rentRenter households
1 Jenks Jenks27,102 people 29.2% $1,602 1,874
2 Map of Catoosa Catoosa7,496 people 33.9% $1,066 1,058
3 Map of Woodward Woodward11,882 people 34.4% $839 1,624
4 Cushing Cushing8,367 people 38.1% $798 1,152
5 Map of Altus Altus18,646 people 38.6% $854 3,174
6 Map of Sand Springs Sand Springs20,117 people 39.2% $1,002 1,979
7 Guymon12,539 people 39.6% $887 1,385
8 Map of Bixby Bixby30,155 people 40.6% $1,393 2,505
9 Ponca City Ponca City24,326 people 40.6% $850 3,239
10 Map of Ada Ada16,575 people 40.7% $894 3,522
11 Mustang22,192 people 41.1% $1,287 1,857
12 Tahlequah Tahlequah16,935 people 41.2% $835 3,777
13 Broken Arrow118,180 people 41.9% $1,320 11,694
14 Glenpool Glenpool14,151 people 42.5% $1,370 1,478
15 Chickasha16,539 people 42.6% $888 2,804
16 Sapulpa22,570 people 42.7% $1,057 2,887
17 Pauls Valley6,062 people 42.9% $852 1,141
18 Map of Owasso Owasso40,151 people 43% $1,270 5,545
19 Lawton Lawton90,595 people 43.6% $967 17,222
20 Shawnee31,671 people 43.6% $936 4,522
21 Enid Enid50,653 people 43.9% $914 7,044
22 Wagoner8,082 people 44.5% $868 1,095
23 Map of The Village The Village9,447 people 44.7% $1,403 1,607
24 Sallisaw8,605 people 44.8% $826 1,449
25 Map of Hugo Hugo5,182 people 45% $638 1,107
26 Map of Grove Grove7,176 people 45.1% $925 1,008
27 Idabel6,987 people 45.4% $702 1,006
28 Map of Moore Moore63,420 people 45.5% $1,340 7,423
29 Pryor Creek Pryor Creek9,569 people 45.7% $928 1,565
30 Seminole7,194 people 46.7% $744 1,038
31 Ardmore24,877 people 46.9% $1,006 4,050
32 Miami12,926 people 47.4% $835 1,970
33 Map of Midwest City Midwest City58,297 people 47.5% $1,091 9,665
34 Map of Tulsa Tulsa413,794 people 47.8% $1,052 77,337
35 Coweta10,433 people 47.9% $932 1,144
36 Duncan Duncan22,958 people 48.1% $896 2,842
37 Claremore Claremore20,166 people 48.2% $1,009 3,508
38 Map of McAlester McAlester18,111 people 48.4% $915 2,751
39 Oklahoma City697,125 people 48.8% $1,130 108,515
40 Muskogee Muskogee36,758 people 49.2% $858 6,152
41 Yukon Yukon25,529 people 49.9% $1,274 2,825
42 Poteau Poteau8,959 people 50.4% $853 1,200
43 Map of Norman Norman129,672 people 50.7% $1,090 22,763
44 Durant Durant19,746 people 50.8% $953 3,853
45 Map of Del City Del City21,494 people 51.2% $1,054 3,499
46 Map of Elk City Elk City11,361 people 51.2% $943 1,597
47 Map of Weatherford Weatherford12,004 people 51.6% $804 2,722
48 Bartlesville37,878 people 52% $916 4,399
49 Map of Edmond Edmond96,825 people 52.1% $1,344 10,434
50 Okmulgee Okmulgee11,348 people 53.9% $837 1,973
51 Map of Bethany Bethany20,560 people 55.2% $1,071 3,269
52 El Reno18,557 people 56.1% $968 2,232
53 Map of Stillwater Stillwater49,269 people 60.3% $947 11,719
54 Guthrie11,243 people 61.4% $870 1,198

How this ranking works

We rank every town by the share of renter households spending 30% or more of their income on rent, the federal "cost-burdened" line. Lower is better. Only towns with 1,000+ renter households are ranked, because smaller samples are too uncertain. The town with the lowest figure ranks #1. For comparison, the figure for Oklahoma as a whole is 46.3%.

Only towns with at least 2,500 residents are ranked; Census estimates for smaller places are too uncertain. Population and income: U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey 5-year estimates. Town photos: Wikimedia Commons, credited on each town’s page.

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