Area Guides
Where to live in
the OKC metro.
Plain-fact guides to the communities I work in: home prices, housing stock, commutes, taxes, and what to know before you buy. No rankings, no hype.
Edmond
An established city just north of OKC with larger lots and a walkable downtown.
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Deer Creek
Newer construction on larger lots in the fast-growing far northwest metro.
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Nichols Hills
A historic incorporated city, walkable to dining, with a deep premium on its real estate.
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Quail Creek
Mid-century homes on mature-tree streets around a country club, northwest OKC.
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Yukon
Route 66 core, heavy new construction, and quick I-40 access on the west side.
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Mustang
A compact southwest city built around a standout park system.
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Moore
The I-35 value play with the strongest residential building codes in the state.
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Norman
Oklahoma's third-largest city: real downtown, wide price range, lake in the city limits.
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Piedmont
Far-northwest growth corridor: newer homes, bigger lots, still building.
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Choctaw
Half-acre lots and elbow room on the east side, minutes from Tinker.
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Guthrie
A National Historic Landmark downtown with Victorian homes and acreage all around.
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Bethany
Landlocked mid-century brick ranches on Route 66, the most affordable entry on this list.
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