According to Consumer Affairs’ ranking of the 50 largest U.S. metro, Oklahoma City comes in at #3 for the least traffic in the nation. With an average commute by car of just 23.7 minutes.
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According to doxo’s 2026 Cost of Bills Index (COBI) Report, Oklahoma ranks 4th lowest in the nation for household bill costs. With a median monthly bill of $1,605, Oklahoma sits 23% below the national average.
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Edmond ranked 11th on Livability’s 2026 Top 100 Best Places to Live, moving up a spot from 2025. The list ranks “sweet spot” cities between populations of 75,000 and 500,000, and focuses on accessibility and affordability.
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As the film industry continues to grow outside of Hollywood, many newcomer states competing for projects have a long way to go before catching up with Oklahoma’s Filmed in Oklahoma Act.
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Tulsa ranked #6 on ADP’s 2026 list of best metros for new grads. Tulsa came out on top for having one of the highest hiring rates for young professionals and nation-to-metro cost of living ratios.
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Oklahoma ranks 9th lowest in the nation for tax burden, with residents paying 7.05% of their personal income in state and local taxes.
When it comes to property taxes, Oklahoma ranks 4th lowest in the nation.
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Oklahoma ranked #9 in the nation for migration gains in 2025, welcoming over 10,000 new adult residents.
So what’s drawing people in? Affordability. Oklahoma ranks the lowest cost of living in the country, and people are noticing.
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The Sooner state outpaced 40 states in net interstate migration in 2024, welcoming over 28,400 more residents than it lost.
Why are people making the move? Oklahoma’s housing market remains one of the most accessible in the nation.
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Oklahoma continues to stand out as a top place to work. In 2026, Forbes recognized several Oklahoma companies among the nation’s best employers, based on employee satisfaction.
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Oklahoma isn’t just weathering today’s economy—it’s leading it. Ranked #1 for lowest cost of living in 2025, the state sits 15.3% below the national average across housing, groceries, utilities, and more.
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Oklahoma is becoming a top destination for filmmakers. In 2026, MovieMaker ranked Oklahoma City (#24) and Tulsa (#18) among the best big cities for film careers.
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Oklahoma’s food scene is making waves, with chefs and restaurants named James Beard Award finalists this year.
From fresh seafood to global flavors, the Sooner State has something for every craving.
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Oklahoma City just earned another title.
Ranked by Homelight as one of the top U.S. cities to live in, OKC stands out for lower home prices, first-time buyer incentives, and a calmer lifestyle.
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Noticing new faces in Oklahoma? You’re not alone. Affordable homes and lower living costs are drawing new residents.
HireAHelper’s 2026 Moving Migration Report ranked Oklahoma #9 for net new residents.
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Tulsa’s job market keeps gaining momentum. 📈
Tulsa has become one of the nation's best job markets thanks to consistent job growth, reasonably priced housing, and a robust labor force.
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Hot off the U-Haul press – Oklahoma is still a state people are moving to.
Oklahoma is ranked 14th in the US for incoming migration in a recent U-Haul report.
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