Ranking · Oklahoma

Most expensive and least expensive places in Oklahoma

Nichols Hills has the highest median home value of Oklahoma's 228 ranked places ($818,500); Konawa has the lowest ($53,800). Ranked: places with 1,000 or more residents in the 2020 Census and an estimate whose coefficient of variation is 40% or less.

Which are the most expensive places?

Most expensive places in Oklahoma, first to fifth: Nichols Hills ($818,500), Goldsby ($399,000), Edmond ($351,400), Bixby ($334,200) and Piedmont ($330,100).

Most expensive places in Oklahoma, by median home value, ACS 2020-2024 5-year estimates. "Within the margin": the survey cannot tell this place from the next one.
RankPlaceTypeMedian home valueResidentsCounty
1 Nichols Hillscity $818,500±$246,294 3,864Oklahoma County
2 Goldsbytown $399,000±$39,908 3,591McClain County
3 Edmondcity $351,400±$9,564 100,479Oklahoma County
4 Bixbywithin the margincity $334,200±$13,641 32,766Tulsa County and 1 more
5 Piedmontwithin the margincity $330,100±$20,100 9,427Canadian County and 1 more
6 Jenkswithin the margincity $327,100±$14,178 28,175Tulsa County
7 Tuttlewithin the margincity $320,500±$17,018 8,708Grady County
8 Union Citywithin the margintown $298,400±$53,252 2,129Canadian County
9 Blanchardwithin the margincity $295,000±$29,582 10,013McClain County and 1 more
10 Forest Parkwithin the margintown $289,000±$31,585 1,035Oklahoma County
11 Newcastlewithin the margincity $271,800±$22,567 15,198McClain County
12 Elginwithin the margincity $260,700±$24,300 3,653Comanche County
13 Broken Arrowwithin the margincity $250,400±$3,770 124,991Tulsa County and 1 more
14 Normanwithin the margincity $250,100±$6,704 130,943Cleveland County
15 Grovewithin the margincity $244,300±$20,278 7,399Delaware County
16 Owassowithin the margincity $243,100±$4,361 43,117Tulsa County and 1 more
17 Norwoodwithin the marginCDP $243,000±$44,504 1,752Cherokee County and 1 more
18 Choctawwithin the margincity $242,100±$14,416 12,549Oklahoma County
19 Justicewithin the marginCDP $240,700±$41,436 1,530Rogers County
20 Mustangwithin the margincity $239,200±$5,676 24,571Canadian County
21 Okarchewithin the margintown $239,000±$17,990 1,196Kingfisher County and 1 more
22 Stillwaterwithin the margincity $237,200±$10,578 50,046Payne County
23 Whitehorn Covewithin the marginCDP $232,600±$92,971 1,223Wagoner County
23 Weatherfordwithin the margincity $232,600±$15,882 12,005Custer County
25 Oklahoma Citycity $231,300±$2,726 719,849Oklahoma County and 3 more

Source: American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates, U.S. Census Bureau (released January 2026) · Check it at data.census.gov

Which are the least expensive places?

Least expensive places in Oklahoma, first to fifth: Konawa ($53,800), Turley ($54,600), Heavener ($59,200), Fairfax ($59,300) and Wewoka ($63,300).

Least expensive places in Oklahoma, by median home value, ACS 2020-2024 5-year estimates.
RankPlaceTypeMedian home valueResidentsCounty
228 Konawawithin the margincity $53,800±$15,996 1,242Seminole County
227 Turleywithin the marginCDP $54,600±$9,378 2,968Tulsa County
226 Heavenerwithin the margincity $59,200±$6,403 3,070Le Flore County
225 Fairfaxwithin the margintown $59,300±$10,744 1,106Osage County
224 Wewokawithin the margincity $63,300±$15,305 3,046Seminole County
223 Holliswithin the margincity $64,000±$9,633 1,673Harmon County
222 Waurikawithin the margincity $64,800±$10,432 1,867Jefferson County
221 Healdtonwithin the margincity $66,400±$18,362 2,350Carter County
220 Helenawithin the margintown $66,700±$34,074 1,527Alfalfa County
219 Boise Citywithin the margincity $67,100±$15,706 1,040Cimarron County
218 Westvillewithin the margintown $68,500±$36,014 1,413Adair County
217 Hobartwithin the margincity $71,100±$31,158 3,257Kiowa County
216 Commercewithin the margincity $72,600±$3,627 2,260Ottawa County
215 Barnsdallwithin the margincity $75,900±$13,719 974Osage County
214 Wetumkawithin the margincity $76,000±$15,100 1,133Hughes County
213 Sayrewithin the margincity $77,400±$40,746 4,783Beckham County
212 Comanchewithin the margincity $78,100±$16,790 1,393Stephens County
211 Okemahwithin the margincity $79,300±$12,427 3,091Okfuskee County
210 Carnegiewithin the margintown $79,600±$11,800 1,366Caddo County
209 Hominywithin the margincity $82,200±$16,697 3,293Osage County
208 Erickwithin the margincity $82,300±$16,771 979Beckham County
207 Yalewithin the margincity $82,400±$18,438 1,054Payne County
206 Arkomawithin the margintown $83,600±$14,579 1,863Le Flore County
205 Tonkawawithin the margincity $84,300±$6,590 2,983Kay County
203 Drumrightcity $85,600±$12,870 2,546Creek County and 1 more

Source: American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates, U.S. Census Bureau (released January 2026) · Check it at data.census.gov

How is this ranking made?

Each place's median home value is read from the 2020-2024 American Community Survey. A place enters the ranking if it had 1,000 or more residents in the 2020 Census and its estimate has a coefficient of variation of 40% or less. Ties in the published figure share a rank. This is a measurement of one figure, not a judgment of a place.

Source: PlainCities ranking method applied to the American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates, U.S. Census Bureau (released January 2026) · How ranks are computed

How these figures are made: methodology and release checks · reading a margin of error · every state · corrections