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Oklahoma City, OK

Looking to move to Oklahoma City, OK? You’ve come to the right place. Livability helps people find their perfect places to live, and we’ve got everything you need to know to decide if moving to Oklahoma City, OK is right for you.

Let’s start with the basics: Oklahoma City, OK has a population of 713207. What about cost of living in Oklahoma City, OK? The median income in Oklahoma City, OK is $67,188 and the median home value is $230,952.

Read on to learn more about Oklahoma City, OK, and if you’d like some tips and advice for making your big move, check out our Make Your Move page, where you’ll find all kinds of stories and insights including How to Start Over in a New City, Tips for Getting to Know a New City Before You Move and so much more.

Weather in Oklahoma City, OK

Average Temperatures

72 high / 50 low

Average Annual Rainfall

36 in

Average Annual Snowfall

5 in

Quick Facts about Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Median Home Value
$230,952
Median Property Tax
$2,483
Total Population
713,207
Average Commute
21 min
Median Household Income
$67,188
Median Monthly Rent
$825

Map of Oklahoma City, OK

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Data used on Livability.com is provided from the most recent release (November 2025) by Applied Geographic Solutions (AGS). Our LivScore is calculated in partnership with AGS. Sales tax sources: Sales Tax Clearinghouse, Tax Foundation, and State Revenue Departments. Local rates are population-weighted to account for municipal variations.

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