Out of Reach

 
Out of Reach:

Rental Housing At What Cost?

October, 1998


Oklahoma

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State and Metro Area Data
 
   
 
     
Income Needed to Afford FMR
Estimated % Renters unable to afford FMR
Hourly Wage Needed to Afford
Percent of Federal Minimum Wage (@$5.15)
Work Hours/week Necessary at Minimum Wage
 
   
FAIR MARKET RENTS BY NUMBER OF BEDROOMS
   
Amount
Percent of AMI
Estimated % of Renter median
                 
 
1990 RENTER HOUSEHOLDS
Zero 
One 
Two 
Three 
Four 
1998 Area Median Income (HUD) 
1998 Estimated Renter Median Income
One
Bedroom
Two
Bedroom
One
Bedroom
Two
Bedroom
One
Bedroom
Two
Bedroom
One
Bedroom
Two
Bedroom
One
Bedroom
Two
Bedroom
One
Bedroom
Two
Bedroom
One
Bedroom
Two
Bedroom
 
Oklahoma
251,897 
$ 318 
$ 357 
$ 465 
$ 647 
$ 738 
$ 40,746 
$ 26,595 
$ 14,279 
$ 18,588 
35%
46%
54%
70%
28%
37%
$ 6.86 
$ 8.94 
133%
174%
53
69
Oklahoma
METRO AREA                                             METRO AREA
Enid, OK
6,938 
$ 291 
$ 295 
$ 391 
$ 545 
$ 623 
$ 35,300 
$ 25,700 
$ 11,800 
$ 15,640 
33%
44%
46%
61%
25%
32%
$ 5.67 
$ 7.52 
110%
146%
44
58
Enid, OK
Lawton, OK
14,960 
$ 360 
$ 362 
$ 461 
$ 640 
$ 701 
$ 35,500 
$ 25,600 
$ 14,480 
$ 18,440 
41%
52%
57%
72%
30%
38%
$ 6.96 
$ 8.87 
135%
172%
54
69
Lawton, OK
Oklahoma City, OK
131,297 
$ 309 
$ 337 
$ 437 
$ 608 
$ 680 
$ 41,300 
$ 26,600 
$ 13,500 
$ 17,500 
33%
42%
51%
66%
27%
35%
$ 6.49 
$ 8.41 
126%
163%
50
65
Oklahoma City, OK
Tulsa, OK
95,472 
$ 326 
$ 390 
$ 511 
$ 712 
$ 839 
$ 41,400 
$ 26,800 
$ 15,600 
$ 20,400 
38%
49%
58%
76%
31%
40%
$ 7.50 
$ 9.81 
146%
190%
58
76
Tulsa, OK

County Data
 

         
Income Needed to Afford FMR
Estimated % Renters unable to afford FMR
 
         
Amount
Percent of AMI
Estimated % of Renter median
     
County
Metro Area
Renter
Households,
1990
1998 Area Median Income (HUD)
1998 Estimated Renter Median Income 
One
Bedroom
Two
Bedroom
One
Bedroom
Two
Bedroom
One
Bedroom
Two
Bedroom
One
Bedroom
Two
Bedroom
County 
Canadian County  Oklahoma City, OK
6,008 
$ 41,300 
$ 25,300 
$ 13,480 
$ 17,480 
33%
42%
53%
69%
28%
37%
Canadian County 
Cleveland County  Oklahoma City, OK
23,614 
$ 41,300 
$ 23,900 
$ 13,480 
$ 17,480 
33%
42%
56%
73%
30%
39%
Cleveland County 
Comanche County  Lawton, OK
14,960 
$ 35,500 
$ 25,600 
$ 14,480 
$ 18,440 
41%
52%
57%
72%
30%
38%
Comanche County 
Creek County  Tulsa, OK
5,030 
$ 41,400 
$ 25,900 
$ 15,600 
$ 20,440 
38%
49%
60%
79%
32%
41%
Creek County 
Garfield County  Enid, OK
6,938 
$ 35,300 
$ 25,700 
$ 11,800 
$ 15,640 
33%
44%
46%
61%
25%
32%
Garfield County 
Logan County  Oklahoma City, OK
2,302 
$ 41,300 
$ 25,100 
$ 13,480 
$ 17,480 
33%
42%
54%
70%
28%
37%
Logan County 
McClain County  Oklahoma City, OK
1,650 
$ 41,300 
$ 26,000 
$ 13,480
$ 17,480 
33%
42%
52%
67%
28%
35%
McClain County 
Oklahoma County  Oklahoma City, OK
92,032 
$ 41,300 
$ 27,500 
$ 13,480 
$ 17,480 
33%
42%
49%
64%
26%
33%
Oklahoma County 
Osage County  Tulsa, OK
3,288 
$ 41,400 
$ 20,300 
$ 15,600 
$ 20,440 
38%
49%
77%
101%
40%
51%
Osage County 
Pottawatomie County  Oklahoma City, OK
5,691 
$ 41,300 
$ 26,500 
$ 13,480 
$ 17,480 
33%
42%
51%
66%
27%
35%
Pottawatomie County 
Rogers County  Tulsa, OK
4,102 
$ 41,400 
$ 24,400 
$ 15,600 
$ 20,440 
38%
49%
64%
84%
34%
43%
Rogers County 
Sequoyah County  Fort Smith, AR-OK
3,230 
$ 34,900 
$ 23,800 
$ 12,080 
$ 15,880 
35%
46%
51%
67%
27%
35%
Sequoyah County 
Tulsa County  Tulsa, OK
79,490 
$ 41,400 
$ 27,400 
$ 15,600 
$ 20,440 
38%
49%
57%
75%
31%
39%
Tulsa County 
Wagoner County  Tulsa, OK
3,562 
$ 41,400 
$ 24,500 
$ 15,600 
$ 20,440 
38%
49%
64%
83%
34%
43%
Wagoner County 

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NOTES:
  • FMR = Fair Market Rent 
  • AMI = Area Median Income, determined by HUD 
  • HUD = Department of Housing and Urban Development 
  • EST RTR MEDIAN = 1998 Estimated Renter Median Income, based on 1990 renter median income as percent of household median income 
  • Income Needed to Afford = Affordability is based on the official 30%-of-income standard used in federal housing subsidy programs. 
  • % Unable to Afford = percent ofrenter population whomust pay more than 30% of income for rent. 
  • Wage calculations are based on a 40 hour week for 52 weeks per year. 
  • The federal minimum wage is $5.15/hour. 
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