Cheapest Places to Live in Oklahoma (2026)

Looking for the most affordable cities in Oklahoma? We ranked 8 Oklahoma cities by median home value. The cheapest is Pawhuska (~$104,000); the Oklahoma median is $188,000.

Most affordable cities in Oklahoma

Ranked by median home value, lowest first:

#CityMedian home value$ / sq ft
1Pawhuska$104,000$53
2Lawton$145,000$113
3Drumright$153,000$117
4Tulsa$226,000$153
5Oklahoma City$233,000$150
6Norman$279,500$179
7Broken Arrow$299,000$171
8Edmond$373,500$193

Most expensive cities in Oklahoma

The priciest Oklahoma markets by median home value:

#CityMedian home value$ / sq ft
1Edmond$373,500$193
2Broken Arrow$299,000$171
3Norman$279,500$179
4Oklahoma City$233,000$150
5Tulsa$226,000$153
6Drumright$153,000$117
7Lawton$145,000$113
8Pawhuska$104,000$53

How we rank Oklahoma cities

Rankings use the typical (median) home value for each city from public market data (Realtor.com & Zillow research). Affordability also depends on incomes, taxes, and cost of living — see each city page for local detail. Directional estimates, not appraisals.

Explore all Oklahoma home values, estimate any home with the Home Value Estimator, or see where your budget goes furthest nationwide.

Oklahoma affordability: FAQ

What is the cheapest place to live in Oklahoma? +
Based on median home value, Pawhuska is among the most affordable cities in Oklahoma, with a typical home around $104,000 — well below the Oklahoma median of $188,000.
What is the most expensive city in Oklahoma? +
By median home value, Edmond is among the priciest in Oklahoma, with a typical home around $373,500.
Is Oklahoma an affordable place to live? +
The median home value in Oklahoma is about $188,000 (35% more affordable than the U.S. median of $289,000), but prices vary widely by city — from around $104,000 to $373,500.