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Oklahoma vs. Texas

How Oklahoma and Texas compare on income, rent, home values, crime, electricity prices and the commute to work, each next to the U.S. figure and linked to its chart, where you'll find its public source, its date and every state's numbers.

The biggest differences

  • Median home value is 42% higher in Texas ($283,800) than in Oklahoma ($199,800).
  • Median rent is 38% higher in Texas ($1,403 a month) than in Oklahoma ($1,014).
  • Median household income is 21% higher in Texas ($78,476 a year) than in Oklahoma ($65,039).

The two are about the same on the property crime rate.

Side by side

Income, rent, home values and the commute are Census Bureau survey estimates averaged over five years, shown with ± their margin of error; two figures are called about the same when they differ by less than 5% or by less than those margins. Crime rates count only the police agencies that reported to the FBI.