Oklahoma City
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B+
Quality of Life Score
Oklahoma City Information
709,330
Total Population
45%
Married Persons
55%
Single Persons
7/10
City Rating
City ratings are often based on factors including quality of life, economic opportunities, safety, education, and more. A rating of 7 or higher suggests a city with relatively high quality of life and desirable living conditions. Ratings below 5 might indicate challenges or lower overall satisfaction.
7/10
Overall Value
This broader rating considers multiple factors affecting a city's overall appeal. Ratings above 7 indicate a highly attractive city, while those below 5 suggest areas for improvement.
10/10
Density (Population per mile²)
City density refers to the concentration of people living within a city's geographic area. Higher density often means busier streets, more crowded living conditions, and increased access to amenities and services.
3700
Oklahoma City
260,000
Reno
City Info
Oklahoma City, the capital of Oklahoma, is located in Cleveland County and is the largest city in the state with a 2025 population estimated at about 709,330. The metro area population is approximately 1,037,000, growing steadily at nearly 1% annually. Founded in 1889 during the Land Run, the city quickly expanded and became the state capital in 1910. After suburban growth and urban decline in the late 20th century, revitalization efforts such as the Metropolitan Area Projects (MAPS) have spurred downtown development, housing growth, and economic expansion. Oklahoma City is known for its strong economy, job opportunities, and educational resources.
Residence
40% (Homes Rented)
30 Years
Median Home Age
$300,000
Median Home Price
5%
Home Aappreciation Rate
1%
Annual Property Tax
Weather
80%
Sun
15%
Rain
5%
snow
Residence
Oklahoma City offers a mix of older and newer housing with steady appreciation. The city experiences four distinct seasons with hot summers and mild winters
Community
6
Crime Rate (per 100,000)
Democratic
Political Majority
35
Average Age
Community
The city has a balanced gender distribution and a youthful population, with a median age just under 35. Oklahoma City is culturally diverse, with a significant Hispanic and Native American presence alongside White and Black communities.
Locale
Occupation
25%
Management, Business, Art & Sciences
20%
Sales & Office Occupations
15%
Service Occupations
15%
Production, Transportation & Material Moving
5%
Natural Resources, Construction & Maintenance
Education
1:20
Student Teacher Ratio
25%
High School Diploma
30%
Some College or Associates Degree
20%
Bachelors Degree
10%
Graduate or Professional Degree
Locale
Oklahoma City’s economy is diverse and growing, supported by sectors such as energy, aerospace, healthcare, and education. The city benefits from a strong workforce and ongoing urban development.
Transit
27%
Public Transportation
70%
Car
10%
Carpool
10%
Work At Home
Transit
Oklahoma City’s transit system is evolving with investments in infrastructure to support its growing population and reduce congestion.
