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The middle value of owner-occupied homes, as estimated by their owners. Not a sale price. The Census caps reporting at $2,000,000+.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024).
- U.S.
- $332,700
- Oklahoma
- $199,800
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Top and bottom zip codes in Oklahoma
Zip codes with 1,000+ residents
Zip codes with the most expensive homes
See allMedian home value by county in Oklahoma
- 1McClain County$255,900
- 2Logan County$246,700
- 3Canadian County$246,200
- 4Rogers County$240,500
- 5Cleveland County$235,700
- 6Wagoner County$234,800
- 7Tulsa County$230,400
- 8Payne County$223,300
- 9Oklahoma County$222,900
- 10Kingfisher County$215,800
- 11Grady County$205,800
- 12Mayes County$188,200
- 13Creek County$182,100
- 14Osage County$182,100
- 15Custer County$181,500
- 16Pontotoc County$175,400
- 17Delaware County$175,300
- 18Bryan County$174,900
- 19Washington County$173,200
- 20Love County$171,000
- 21Woodward County$169,000
- 22Carter County$168,500
- 23Cherokee County$168,500
- 24Lincoln County$166,500
- 25Pottawatomie County$165,400
- 26Marshall County$164,500
- 27Comanche County$163,800
- 28Texas County$163,500
- 29Garfield County$160,100
- 30Murray County$159,800
- 31Jackson County$158,400
- 32Roger Mills County$157,800
- 33Atoka County$157,600
- 34Pittsburg County$156,900
- 35Muskogee County$153,200
- 36Craig County$150,500
- 37Major County$149,600
- 38Garvin County$147,800
- 39Noble County$146,400
- 40McIntosh County$146,200
- 41Stephens County$145,300
- 42McCurtain County$144,500
- 43Beckham County$143,500
- 44Woods County$139,600
- 45Sequoyah County$139,400
- 46Haskell County$138,800
- 47Nowata County$137,800
- 48Le Flore County$135,700
- 49Dewey County$133,600
- 50Pushmataha County$132,300
- 51Pawnee County$131,500
- 52Beaver County$130,100
- 53Blaine County$126,900
- 54Choctaw County$126,500
- 55Kay County$124,700
- 56Ottawa County$123,300
- 57Okmulgee County$121,200
- 58Ellis County$119,100
- 59Washita County$118,400
- 60Adair County$117,800
- 61Johnston County$116,500
- 62Okfuskee County$115,900
- 63Caddo County$115,700
- 64Coal County$115,700
- 65Cotton County$113,900
- 66Greer County$109,100
- 67Latimer County$107,900
- 68Grant County$105,700
- 69Hughes County$102,000
- 70Alfalfa County$101,500
- 71Seminole County$99,500
- 72Harper County$99,200
- 73Cimarron County$98,600
- 74Kiowa County$96,100
- 75Jefferson County$82,500
- 76Tillman County$79,800
- 77Harmon County$79,700
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest median home value in Oklahoma?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 73151 (Oklahoma City, OK) has the highest: $667,000.
Which zip code has the lowest median home value in Oklahoma?
73568 (Temple, OK) has the lowest: $55,000.
What is the median home value for the United States?
$332,700; in Oklahoma it is $199,800.
Where does this data come from?
U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024). The middle value of owner-occupied homes, as estimated by their owners. Not a sale price. The Census caps reporting at $2,000,000+.
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