Oklahoma
Please explore any one of the larger metropolitan statistical area (MSAs) in Oklahoma from the list below, or search for a different market.
Major metros in Oklahoma
Enid, OK
Diverse economy, strong agriculture and healthcare sectors, affordable housing, strategic location, community-focused development.
Enid, OK has a median home value of $128,184,
with a year-over-year home value growth of 6.71%. The average rent in
Enid, OK is $964, with a year-over-year rent growth of
2.35%.
$128,184
Median Home Value
PRO
Median Rental Income
6.71%
YoY Home Value Growth
2.35%
YoY Rent Growth
PRO
Rent/Price Ratio
PRO
Population
Lawton, OK
A strong economic platform with a low cost of living and affordable homes presents chances to build a robust real estate portfolio.
Lawton, OK has a median home value of $135,609,
with a year-over-year home value growth of 4.11%. The average rent in
Lawton, OK is $1,081, with a year-over-year rent growth of
3.80%.
$135,609
Median Home Value
PRO
Median Rental Income
4.11%
YoY Home Value Growth
3.80%
YoY Rent Growth
PRO
Rent/Price Ratio
PRO
Population
Oklahoma City, OK
Oklahoma City's young population, low vacancy rate, and housing prices well below the national average make it attractive for real estate investors.
Oklahoma City, OK has a median home value of $233,272,
with a year-over-year home value growth of 3.62%. The average rent in
Oklahoma City, OK is $1,341, with a year-over-year rent growth of
4.00%.
$233,272
Median Home Value
PRO
Median Rental Income
3.62%
YoY Home Value Growth
4.00%
YoY Rent Growth
PRO
Rent/Price Ratio
PRO
Population
Tulsa, OK
A bustling population, a steady economy, and increasing rental prices make Tulsa a great place to invest.
Tulsa, OK has a median home value of $231,902,
with a year-over-year home value growth of 4.56%. The average rent in
Tulsa, OK is $1,351, with a year-over-year rent growth of
5.97%.
$231,902
Median Home Value
PRO
Median Rental Income
4.56%
YoY Home Value Growth
5.97%
YoY Rent Growth
PRO
Rent/Price Ratio
PRO
Population