Most Expensive Cities in Oklahoma

Cities ranked by highest median home values. 43 cities ranked from official U.S. government data.

Most Expensive Cities 43

1 Guthrie
$246,700
2 Yukon
$246,200
3 Mustang
$246,200
4 El Reno
$246,200
5 Claremore
$240,500
6 Norman
$235,700
7 Moore
$235,700
8 Tulsa
$230,400
9 Broken Arrow
$230,400
10 Owasso
$230,400
11 Bixby
$230,400
12 Jenks
$230,400
13 Sand Springs
$230,400
14 Glenpool
$230,400
15 Stillwater
$223,300
16 Oklahoma City
$222,900
17 Edmond
$222,900
18 Midwest City
$222,900
19 Del City
$222,900
20 Bethany
$222,900
21 Choctaw
$222,900
22 Warr Acres
$222,900
23 Chickasha
$205,800
24 Sapulpa
$182,100
25 Weatherford
$181,500
26 Ada
$175,400
27 Durant
$174,900
28 Bartlesville
$173,200
29 Woodward
$169,000
30 Ardmore
$168,500
31 Tahlequah
$168,500
32 Shawnee
$165,400
33 Lawton
$163,800
34 Guymon
$163,500
35 Enid
$160,100
36 Altus
$158,400
37 McAlester
$156,900
38 Muskogee
$153,200
39 Duncan
$145,300
40 Elk City
$143,500
41 Ponca City
$124,700
42 Miami
$123,300
43 Okmulgee
$121,200

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Data Sources

Population and economic data from the Census Bureau American Community Survey (2022 5-year estimates). Health data from the CDC PLACES (2023).