Average Rent in Okfuskee County, OK↑ Rents rising 2.1% YoY🔻 3rd cheapest in OK
HUD FY2025 · Official government data · Updated annually · Metro pop. 11,304
Market Overview
Okfuskee County, OK has rental prices ranging from $678/month to $1,393/month in 2025, depending on unit size. The typical 1-bedroom apartment rents for $797/month — 43% below the national average of $1,400/month. With a median household income of $45,441/year, spending $797/month on a 1-bedroom represents 21% of gross income — within the recommended 30% threshold.
How Okfuskee County Compares
With an average 2-bedroom rent of $910/month, Okfuskee County ranks #68 most expensive of the 70 cities tracked in Oklahoma — more affordable than 68% of all US cities in our data.
The Okfuskee County Rental Market
The Okfuskee County, OK area has a population of about 11,304 and 29% of households renting rather than owning. That renter share runs below the US average of ~34%, a more homeowner-heavy market where rental inventory can be limited.
Rent Trends
2-bedroom rents in Okfuskee County, OK have risen by $19/month (2.1%) over the past year, from $891 to $910. This modest growth is consistent with broader inflationary trends seen across US rental markets.
Affordability
To afford a 1-bedroom apartment in Okfuskee County, OK without exceeding the 30% housing cost guideline, a renter needs an annual income of approximately $31,880. The local median household income of $45,441 exceeds that threshold by $13,561, making Okfuskee County relatively accessible compared to local wages.
Economy & Jobs
Okfuskee County, OK has an unemployment rate of 5.2%, 1.3 percentage points above the national average of 3.9%. A higher unemployment rate can moderate rental demand over time, which may help keep rent growth in check compared to tighter job markets.
Fair Market Rents
HUD FY2025Is Okfuskee County, OK Affordable?
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Affordability Index(30% income rule)
Nearby Cities in OKlargest metros in the state
| City | Studio | 1BR | 2BR | 3BR | Home Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oklahoma City | $886 | $961 | $1,180 | $1,575 | — |
| Tulsa | $890 | $950 | $1,179 | $1,555 | — |
| Lawton | $745 | $750 | $962 | $1,348 | — |
| Payne County | $767 | $822 | $1,014 | $1,421 | — |
| Pottawatomie County | $642 | $713 | $936 | $1,242 | — |
| Muskogee County | $707 | $712 | $934 | $1,170 | — |
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