Renting in Oklahoma
9 cities in Oklahoma, largest first: what rent usually costs, and a page for each with every rental site's search for it.
| City | Studio | 1 bedroom | 2 bedrooms | 3 bedrooms |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oklahoma City | $834 ±$31 | $931 ±$17 | $1,132 ±$13 | $1,404 ±$21 |
| Tulsa | $827 ±$21 | $887 ±$12 | $1,102 ±$13 | $1,315 ±$15 |
| Norman | $905 ±$92 | $924 ±$31 | $1,077 ±$25 | $1,379 ±$53 |
| Broken Arrow | $1,264 ±$228 | $1,051 ±$41 | $1,251 ±$47 | $1,534 ±$51 |
| Edmond | $872 ±$55 | $967 ±$61 | $1,280 ±$46 | $1,633 ±$61 |
| Lawton | $673 ±$117 | $709 ±$41 | $904 ±$36 | $1,119 ±$29 |
| Moore | $860 ±$719 | $870 ±$23 | $1,138 ±$47 | $1,552 ±$70 |
| Midwest City | $741 ±$34 | $834 ±$54 | $993 ±$34 | $1,296 ±$59 |
| Enid | $578 ±$375 | $752 ±$52 | $881 ±$35 | $1,086 ±$68 |
Median gross rent (rent plus the utilities the renter pays): half of rentals cost less, half more. U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates, 2020–2024 (public domain). The ± is the Census' 90% margin of error.