Luckily for Oklahoma homebuyers, the state ranks very highly in terms of housing affordability. In fact, according to MoneyGeek’s research, it is the 10th cheapest state to buy a home.
Homes in Oklahoma cost an average of $189K, which is about a 15% increase over the previous year. Although median home prices in the state have seen slightly greater growth rates since 2020, rates are still much cheaper than the national average, which is currently at $358K.
MoneyGeek developed this expert guide to assist you in the homebuying process and help you close the deal without falling into money traps along the way.