Rental GuideOklahoma City, OK

Oklahoma City rent data for:

Apartments for rent

Average Rent

$1,272

Year Over Year Change

$60

Rentals available, last 30 days

1,104

Rent ranges for Oklahoma City apartments

$3,001 - $3,001

$2,251 - $3,000

$1,501 - $2,250

$751 - $1,500

$0 - $750

$3,001 - $3,001

$2,251 - $3,000

$1,501 - $2,250

25%

$751 - $1,500

61%

$0 - $750

25%

61%

How has rent in Oklahoma City, OK changed in the last two years?

The average rent in Oklahoma City, OK, for rentals of all sizes and types, is $1,272, which is a 4.47% increase year-over-year.

The monthly rent for 1-bedroom apartments in Oklahoma City, OK is about $900. The average rent for 2-bedroom apartments in Oklahoma City, OK is $1,125, and studios are about $1,000 per month.

See more Oklahoma City, OK rent data on our rent research page.

What are the K-12 schools in Oklahoma City, OK?

schools

33,245

students

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What are some of the top neighborhoods in Oklahoma City, OK?

Downtown Oklahoma City

Living in Downtown Oklahoma City is like being at the vibrant core of urban life. This lively area is made up of several distinct districts, each offering its own slice of the city's character. You could start your apartment hunt in Bricktown, where a fun mix of old warehouses have been transformed into stylish lofts perfect for modern living. It’s the go-to spot for entertainment too! Not far, you’ll discover the MidTown district, known for its unique vibe, and Deep Deuce, which has a rich history woven into its contemporary flair. From cultural events to casual strolls, the energy of Downtown is contagious and filled with possibilities just waiting to be explored.

Paseo

Imagine living in a vibrant neighborhood where creativity flows like the warm Oklahoma sun! The Paseo area is a treasure trove for art lovers, featuring a delightful collection of galleries that showcase local talent. As you stroll through the streets, you can’t help but appreciate the unique Mediterranean-inspired architecture that adds a special flair to the atmosphere. It's truly a hub of artistic expression, making it a perfect spot for those who appreciate culture and creativity. You’ll also find a variety of places to grab a bite or unwind with friends, all within a short walk. It’s a friendly community where inspiration thrives, making every day feel like an adventure!

Stockyards City Main Street

If you're drawn to Western heritage, Stockyards City Main Street is sure to feel like home. This vibrant neighborhood, situated southwest of downtown, is rich in cowboy culture and history. Here, you’ll mingle with fellow enthusiasts who share a passion for the great outdoors and equestrian life. The area is a lively hub, hosting iconic events like the Stockyards Stampede and Cowboy Christmas, which celebrate the true spirit of the West. The famous livestock market adds a unique flair, making every visit an adventure. With a friendly atmosphere and plenty of opportunities to explore Western traditions, life in Stockyards City Main Street is never dull. So saddle up and embrace the excitement this neighborhood has to offer!

Historic Brookhaven

Historic Brookhaven offers a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. Just north of the iconic Historic Route 66, this neighborhood is dotted with inviting green spaces like Canyon and Zachary Taylor Parks, perfect for leisurely strolls, picnics, or enjoying a good book under the trees. Here, you can embrace a slower pace while still having access to several local delights within the community. Plus, if you ever need the excitement or amenities of downtown Oklahoma City, it’s an easy drive that can get you there in about 10 minutes, depending on traffic. It truly strikes a wonderful balance for anyone seeking a laid-back lifestyle with easy urban access.

Cambridge Park

Cambridge Park is a delightful spot on the southeast side of Oklahoma City, offering a peaceful escape from the downtown rush. If you’re someone who loves the outdoors, this neighborhood is a dream come true with its proximity to Lake Stanley Draper, where you can enjoy various water activities or simply take in the beautiful views. It's an inviting environment that encourages a slower pace of life, making it easy to unwind after a hectic day. The community has an appealing mix of friendly faces, and the outdoor spaces are perfect for those who appreciate nature walks or weekend picnics. Here, you can revel in the serenity while still being just a hop away from the city’s vibrant attractions.

Capitol View

Capitol View offers a delightful living experience for those who appreciate both nature and convenience. If you enjoy a few rounds of golf, you'll be thrilled with the nearby golf courses that are perfect for both seasoned players and newcomers. The easy access to North Lincoln Boulevard makes getting to downtown a breeze, so commuting for work or leisure is stress-free. You'll also find local shopping venues that cater to a variety of needs, all while being close to vibrant neighborhood life. And when hunger strikes, the nearby streets are lined with plenty of dining options, making it easy to explore diverse tastes without straying far from home.

Who lives in Oklahoma City, OK?

Gender

49% Male

51% Female

Age Range

0-19

27%

20-34

23%

35-44

13%

45-64

23%

65+

12%

Language

English

79%

Spanish

15%

Indo Euro

Asia Pac

Other

Education

No HS

13%

High School

47%

Bachelor's

27%

Master's

Prof Degree

Doctorate

What is the household breakdown in Oklahoma City, OK?

Families

45% Families

55% Single

Property

41% Renters

59% Owners

Household Income

0-25k

20%

25-50k

24%

50-75k

18%

75-100k

12%

100-150k

13%

150k+

11%

How do residents get around Oklahoma City, OK?

Oklahoma City locals spend about 21 minutes commuting, and most drive to get to work. Residents or visitors looking to take public transit can hop on a bus, streetcar or river ferry run by Urban Public Transportation to navigate Oklahoma City and nearby areas. The best way to fly in or out of Oklahoma City is through Tulsa International Airport, 105.20 miles away.

Walking

5/10

Some shops and stores are within a few minutes.

Cycling

4/10

More spots are within biking distance and some roads are cyclist-friendly.

Driving

8/10

Commuting is easy with multiple accessible routes and plenty of parking.

Transit

3/10

There are a few mass transit options within the area.

Scores for Oklahoma City are calculated based on the proximity to and amount of infrastructure supporting each method of transportation.

Satisfaction survey results for Oklahoma City, OK

We surveyed 10,000 renters across the country about what it's like living in their cities and neighborhoods. In Oklahoma City, 59% of residents reported feeling satisfied or very satisfied with the city overall, which is lower than the national average of 60%.

Top Three Reasons to Live in Oklahoma City

Parks & recreation

64%Satisfaction rating

Pet friendly

57%Satisfaction rating

Affordable housing

54%Satisfaction rating

Other Things to Consider

Quality schools

Nightlife

Public transportation

Job market

Dating scene

Weather

Cost of living

Quality schools

49%

Nightlife

47%

Public transportation

42%

Job market

36%

Dating scene

29%

Weather

22%

Cost of living

16%

49%

47%

42%

36%

29%

22%

16%

Data last updated in 2024. Do you live here? Take our survey and share your experience.

How we got this data

What is the cost of living in Oklahoma City, OK?

The overall cost of living in Oklahoma City, OK is 18% lower than the national average, according to the Cost of Living Index published by the Council for Community and Economic Research. This is calculated by comparing several expenses, including food and basic necessities like energy and healthcare. When it comes to comparing these expenses to the rest of the country, in Oklahoma City you can expect groceries to cost less than the national average, and healthcare to cost more. Eggs run about $2.97 per carton, and milk $4.55. Regarding healthcare costs, a doctor’s visit could amount to $149.53 on average—but this will likely vary depending on several factors, including insurance and medical specialty.

CATEGORY	AVERAGE COST COMPARED TO NATIONAL AVERAGE
Goods & Services	14% lower
Groceries	5% lower
Utilities	3% lower
Transportation	9% lower
Health	4% higher

CATEGORY

Goods & Services