Oklahoma moving guide

Where should I move in Oklahoma?

We ranked 24 Oklahoma cities with 20,000+ residents on home affordability (income vs. home value), unemployment, education and population growth. Here are the top 15.

1. 1

   Yukon

   Home $185,800 · Rent $1,080 · Income $76,408 · Unemployment 3.1%
   86/100
2. 2

   Jenks

   Home $285,600 · Rent $1,555 · Income $104,970 · Unemployment 3.7%
   82/100
3. 3

   Bixby

   Home $298,200 · Rent $1,324 · Income $99,602 · Unemployment 4.0%
   72/100
4. 4

   Edmond

   Home $324,900 · Rent $1,313 · Income $102,032 · Unemployment 3.7%
   71/100
5. 5

   Broken Arrow

   Home $229,300 · Rent $1,240 · Income $85,220 · Unemployment 4.3%
   70/100
6. 6

   Mustang

   Home $227,800 · Rent $1,243 · Income $88,262 · Unemployment 4.5%
   67/100
7. 7

   Bartlesville

   Home $154,900 · Rent $905 · Income $59,457 · Unemployment 4.2%
   64/100
8. 8

   Moore

   Home $189,300 · Rent $1,276 · Income $76,941 · Unemployment 4.2%
   64/100
9. 9

   Owasso

   Home $231,400 · Rent $1,222 · Income $79,386 · Unemployment 5.0%
   62/100
10. 10

    Sapulpa

    Home $158,300 · Rent $998 · Income $61,644 · Unemployment 3.4%
    62/100
11. 11

    Enid

    Home $143,500 · Rent $906 · Income $63,472 · Unemployment 4.5%
    52/100
12. 12

    Oklahoma City

    Home $215,100 · Rent $1,083 · Income $66,702 · Unemployment 4.7%
    50/100
13. 13

    Duncan

    Home $125,800 · Rent $872 · Income $57,020 · Unemployment 6.1%
    45/100
14. 14

    Norman

    Home $239,300 · Rent $1,064 · Income $65,060 · Unemployment 5.7%
    45/100
15. 15

    Stillwater

    Home $230,900 · Rent $944 · Income $42,015 · Unemployment 4.9%
    45/100

Statewide, Oklahoma recorded 2,251 crimes per 100,000 people in 2025 — #10 highest of 50 states (FBI).

Also see: Best counties in Oklahoma to live

Sources: U.S. Census Bureau ACS 5-year estimates (2023); FBI Crime Data Explorer.