Most affordable counties to rent in Oklahoma

Ranked by how much of the typical renter household's income the typical rent takes. Kingfisher County is the most affordable at 19.8%; Kiowa County the least affordable at 38.8%.

CountyRent-to-incomeMedian gross rentMedian renter incomeRenters paying 30%+2 BR FMR FY2027
1. Kingfisher County19.8%$891$53,88335%$1,039
2. Woodward County20.6%$838$48,85135%$1,001
3. Washita County20.7%$815$47,15535%$916
4. Blaine County21.5%$852$47,63243%$1,021
5. Jackson County22.3%$842$45,25037%$916
6. Love County22.5%$939$50,11430%$1,101
7. Murray County22.9%$881$46,25036%$979
8. Grady County23.1%$883$45,96535%$1,011
9. Marshall County23.2%$824$42,71138%$916
10. Kay County23.4%$842$43,11340%$916
11. Caddo County23.9%$734$36,78337%$916
12. Atoka County24.0%$708$35,38337%$916
13. Texas County24.5%$873$42,70842%$1,079
14. Rogers County24.6%$1,047$51,07842%$1,229
15. Hughes County24.9%$660$31,78239%$916
16. Haskell County25.8%$770$35,84543%$916
17. Garvin County25.8%$825$38,31536%$916
18. Pawnee County25.9%$864$40,00045%$972
19. Okfuskee County26.0%$716$33,02335%$916
20. Noble County26.5%$826$37,43147%$916
21. Garfield County26.5%$919$41,60542%$997
22. Pontotoc County26.6%$889$40,07338%$982
23. Comanche County26.6%$970$43,72243%$974
24. Wagoner County26.6%$1,068$48,11042%$1,229
25. Osage County26.7%$777$34,94146%$1,229
26. McCurtain County26.8%$700$31,38941%$916
27. Canadian County26.8%$1,289$57,62846%$1,264
28. Adair County26.9%$667$29,78939%$916
29. Carter County27.5%$980$42,78445%$1,040
30. Pottawatomie County27.5%$894$38,99441%$949
31. Cherokee County27.6%$831$36,11542%$943
32. Craig County27.7%$810$35,06938%$940
33. Sequoyah County27.8%$811$35,00944%$979
34. Bryan County27.8%$960$41,40245%$1,004
35. Custer County28.0%$824$35,31350%$916
36. Mayes County28.0%$858$36,75141%$916
37. McClain County28.2%$954$40,53350%$1,264
38. Creek County28.4%$936$39,57641%$1,229
39. Tulsa County28.4%$1,110$46,92646%$1,229
40. Beckham County28.4%$904$38,14449%$1,039
41. Cleveland County28.8%$1,167$48,55048%$1,264
42. Choctaw County29.0%$690$28,56445%$916
43. Le Flore County29.2%$798$32,81645%$916
44. Lincoln County29.4%$794$32,40544%$916
45. Nowata County29.5%$811$32,98640%$943
46. Stephens County29.6%$895$36,31946%$916
47. Latimer County29.6%$646$26,15651%$916
48. Okmulgee County30.0%$834$33,41246%$921
49. Seminole County30.1%$752$30,00047%$916
50. Delaware County30.2%$913$36,32345%$980
51. McIntosh County30.3%$780$30,86048%$916
52. Oklahoma County30.4%$1,116$44,02049%$1,264
53. Muskogee County30.5%$849$33,41349%$949
54. Ottawa County30.5%$788$30,99647%$916
55. Washington County30.8%$907$35,29151%$930
56. Logan County31.7%$891$33,72953%$1,264
57. Tillman County32.1%$733$27,42350%$916
58. Pushmataha County32.6%$667$24,53845%$916
59. Pittsburg County34.9%$860$29,53050%$916
60. Payne County35.3%$917$31,15857%$1,010
61. Woods County35.7%$850$28,58258%$956
62. Kiowa County38.8%$780$24,14858%$916

Rent-to-income = median gross rent × 12 ÷ median household income of renters. Both are medians of different households, so this is an area comparison, not the burden of any one household. 15 of 77 counties are left out because they have fewer than 500 renter households, a Census margin of error is too large (coefficient of variation above 15%) or a figure is not published.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates 2020–2024 and 2015–2019 (tables B25064, B25119, B25070). ± = margin of error at 90% confidence. Dollar figures are not adjusted for inflation. FMR: HUD FY2027.

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