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Oklahoma City, OK
Oklahoma City · OK 73104
Updated October 28, 2026 · Would You Live There?
Good for now
Verdict
$408K
Median Price
75/100
Walk Score
7.3/10
Schools
Score Breakdown
DAffordability
45/100
D+Safety
55/100
BSchools
73/100
DQuietness
40/100
ACommute
100/100
BWalkability
75/100
WYLT Score65/100
Our Take
This zip code encompasses parts of Oklahoma City's dynamic urban core, including areas like Bricktown, Deep Deuce, and Automobile Alley, appealing heavily to young professionals. While offering a vibrant scene with abundant dining and entertainment, residents should anticipate high car dependence despite the urban setting. It's a renter-heavy market with a young, educated population.
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The Good
- ✓Lively urban core with diverse dining, nightlife, and entertainment options.
- ✓Attracts a highly educated and young population, fostering a dynamic atmosphere.
- ✓Low flood risk, providing peace of mind.
- ✓Excellent access to major employers and cultural attractions within the city.
Real Talk
- !Despite being an urban area, walkability and public transit are very limited, necessitating car ownership for most errands.
- !The area is predominantly renter-occupied (over 85%), which can lead to a more transient community feel compared to owner-occupied neighborhoods.
- !Urban living means potentially higher noise levels and less private outdoor space compared to suburban alternatives.
- !Home values are higher than many other parts of Oklahoma City, reflecting demand for urban condos and townhomes.
- $Potential for increased insurance premiums in a dense urban environment.
- $Parking can be a significant expense if not included with housing, or challenging to find.
- $Higher discretionary spending on dining, entertainment, and services common in vibrant urban centers.
Best For
Young professionalsSingles and couplesThose who enjoy vibrant urban amenitiesPeople who prioritize nightlife and dining
Risk Snapshot
Flood riskLow
Violent crimeModerate
Property crimeModerate
Air qualityGood
Price volatilityModerate
Crime & Safety
Oklahoma City, OK
D+
Safety grade
Safety score55 / 100
High riskVery safe
⚠️Violent Crime
Moderate3.9incidents / 1,000 residents / yr
0Natl avg (3.7)11+
5% higher than the national average
🔒Property Crime
Moderate19.8incidents / 1,000 residents / yr
0Natl avg (19.5)59+
2% higher than the national average
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