Cost of Living in Bryan County, Oklahoma

$914/mo
Median Monthly Rent
$163,700
Median Home Value

At a Glance

Median Monthly Rent
$914/mo
12% above state average
Median Home Value
$163,700
42% below national
Rent-to-Income Ratio
28.0%
% of income spent on rent

Rent burden measured as median gross rent as a percentage of renter household income (Census ACS B25071)

Affordability Rating
Unaffordable
Rent over 50% of income

How Bryan County Compares

Median monthly rent comparison

Bryan County$914/mo
Oklahoma Average$814/mo
National Median$1,163/mo

Detailed Housing Stats

$914/mo
Median Gross Rent
$163,700
Median Home Value
$734/mo
Monthly Owner Cost
28.0%
Rent-to-Income Ratio

National Ranking

Affordability Rank

Bryan County ranks #2,873 of 3,144 counties for affordability (bottom 9%)

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Data Story

About Cost of Living in Bryan County, Oklahoma

Bryan County's rents strain household budgets

Bryan County's 20.2% rent-to-income ratio is the highest among all eight counties analyzed, well above Oklahoma's 17.0% state average and most national affordability thresholds. At $914 monthly rent against a $54,280 income, Bryan renters face genuine financial pressure.

Oklahoma's least affordable rental market

Bryan County ranks among Oklahoma's least affordable counties with a 20.2% rent-to-income ratio, significantly exceeding the state average of 17.0%. The county's $914 median rent is the highest in the state sample analyzed here.

Bryan leads the region in high costs

Bryan's $914 monthly rent substantially exceeds all neighboring counties—Beckham at $821, Blaine at $842—making it the regional affordability outlier. Even owner costs of $734 rank among the highest in the group.

Housing crisis for Bryan renters

Median gross rent of $914 and owner costs of $734 combine to claim roughly 31% of Bryan's $54,280 annual income. Renters alone face a 20.2% burden, leaving minimal cushion for utilities, food, and other essentials.

Bryan County demands serious financial vetting

Unless your household income significantly exceeds Bryan's $54,280 median, carefully reconsider relocating here as a renter. The county's 20.2% rent burden and $914 monthly costs are among Oklahoma's highest—explore more affordable options first.

Cost of Living Advisory: Bryan County

Affordability Verdict

For renters in Bryan County, the market is affordable. Expect to pay around $914/month in gross rent, with 28.0% of renter households considered cost-burdened.

Rent vs. Own

Renters in Bryan County pay $914/month on average, compared to $734/month for homeowners. This market favors buyers by about 20%.

Income Needed

To afford the median rent without exceeding 30% of gross income, a household needs to earn approximately $36,560/year. For owner costs at the 28% rule, the required income is roughly $31,457/year. With a median household income of $54,280, most households can comfortably afford rent here. Notably, 28.0% of renter households in Bryan County are cost-burdened, spending more than 30% of income on housing.

Regional Context

Compared to Murray County where rent averages $859/month, Bryan County is approximately 6% more expensive.

Affordability Calculator

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Rent Burden

20.2%

of gross income

Max Housing (28% Rule)

$1,267

per month

Owner Cost Burden

16.2%

of gross income

The median home in Bryan County may be a stretch

Median home value is $163,700. Estimated monthly cost: $1,307 vs. your max of $1,267.

Rent Affordability Guide

Your rent-to-income ratio20.2%
Recommended max30.0%

Income Needed Calculator

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Rent Affordability

$0/yr

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Median income:$0/yr
Can you afford it? Yes
Your income: $54,280Needed: $36,560
Owner Cost Affordability

$0/yr

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Median income:$0/yr
Can you afford it? Yes
Your income: $54,280Needed: $31,457
Mortgage Affordability

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Median income:$0/yr
Can you afford it? Yes
Your income: $54,280Needed: $38,097

Based on the 30% rule for rent and 28% rule for housing costs (mortgage + owner costs). Mortgage estimate assumes 20% down, 7.2% interest, 30-year fixed.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the cost of living in Bryan County, Oklahoma?
Bryan County, Oklahoma has a median monthly rent of $914/mo and a median home value of $163,700. The affordability rating is Unaffordable, with rent making up approximately 28.0% of median household income.
What is the median rent in Bryan County?
The median gross rent in Bryan County is $914/mo. This is 12% above state average for Oklahoma.
Is Bryan County affordable?
Bryan County is rated Unaffordable based on rent-to-income ratio of 28.0%. Spending over 50% of income on rent is generally considered unaffordable.
How does Bryan County's rent compare to the state average?
Bryan County's median rent of $914/mo is 12% above state average of $814/mo for Oklahoma.
What is the median home value in Bryan County?
The median home value in Bryan County, Oklahoma is $163,700. This is 42% below the national median home value of $281,900.

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By Logan Johnson, Founder & Data EditorUpdated Reviewed by Logan Johnson, Founder & Data Editor

Data: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey (ACS) 5-Year Estimates (2019-2023) — Informational only. Not financial or legal advice.

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