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Oklahoma City, OK

73101

Oklahoma County County · Oklahoma · Pop. 2,840

Last updated: June 2026

Population
2,840
Median Income
$50,403
Median Home
$197,871
Safety Grade
A
Schools Grade
D-

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (ZIP code 73101) is home to approximately 2,840 residents. The median household income in 73101 is $50,403, which is 29% below the national average of $70,784. The cost of living in 73101 is reflected in its housing market - the median home value is $197,871 and the average rent is $836/month. 73101 has a violent crime rate of 453.0 per 100,000 residents, which is 19% above the national average - earning it a safety grade of A. 73101 is served by with an average school rating of 5.6/10. Air quality in 73101 is rated Good with an average AQI of 41.4. The average commute time in 73101 is 21 minutes, 6 minutes below the national average. Compare 73101 vs national averages and nearby neighborhoods using our free ZipScore intelligence platform.

👥 Demographics

Median Age
38.8
Avg Household Size
2.78
Foreign Born
15.5%
College Degree+
35.8%
High School+
70.1%
Total Households
1,136

Race & Ethnicity

White
62.4%
Hispanic
14.3%
Black
41.6%
Asian
5.5%
Other
5.5%

💰 Income & Economy

Median Household Income
$50,403
National: $70,784
Per Capita Income
$32,762
Poverty Rate
16.6%
National: 11.6%
Median Family Income
N/A
Gini Coefficient
N/A
Food Stamp Recipients
N/A

Affordability Assessment: Renters in this area spend approximately 20% of their income on rent, which is considered very affordable. Home prices are moderately affordable at 3.9x the median income.

🏠 Housing

Median Home Value
$197,871
National: $303,400
Median Rent/Month
$836
National: $1,163
Homeownership Rate
58.5%
Vacancy Rate
7.8%
Total Housing Units
1,136
Price-to-Rent Ratio
N/A

🔒 Safety & Crime

A
Safety Grade: A

Oklahoma City (73101) has violent crime rates close to the national average. Exercise normal precautions as you would in any US city.

Violent Crime Rate
453.0 per 100k
National: 380.7
Property Crime Rate
2689.0 per 100k
National: 1,958.2
Murder Rate
9.90 per 100k
Robbery Rate
96.1 per 100k
Assault Rate
343.0 per 100k
Burglary Rate
629.5 per 100k

🎓 Schools & Education

D-
Education Grade: D-
3 schools · Avg rating: 5.6/10 · Student-teacher ratio: 24.9:1

Top Schools in 73101

SchoolTypeRatingStudents
Riverside Elementary public 6/10 726
Oklahoma City STEM Academy public 5/10 560
Heritage Academy public 5/10 856

🌡️ Climate & Weather

Winter Avg
52°F
Annual Avg
72°F
Summer Avg
89°F
Sunny Days
224
Annual Rainfall
56.3"
Annual Snowfall
2.2"
Avg Humidity
71%
Climate Zone
south climate zone

🌫️ Air Quality

41.4
Avg AQI
Good
Grade
A-
PM2.5
6.5 µg/m³
Ozone
33.0 ppb
Good Air Days
226 days
Moderate Days
100 days
Unhealthy Days
36 days

⚠️ Natural Disaster Risk

A+
Overall Risk Grade: A+ · FEMA Flood Zone: X
Flood
Low
20/100
Earthquake
Low
20/100
Tornado
High
55/100
Hurricane
Low
10/100
Wildfire
Moderate
30/100

🚗 Commute

Avg Commute
21 min
National: 27.6 min
Drive Alone
65.7%
Public Transit
10.7%
Work From Home
13.8%
Walk
3.6%
Bike
0.7%
Carpool
7.7%

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Pros and Cons of Living in Oklahoma City, OK (73101)

Based on crime, housing, income, schools, and air quality data

✅ Pros

  • + Affordable housing - median home value $197,871 (below national average of $303,400)
  • + Affordable rent - average $836/month vs national $1,163/month
  • + Good air quality - average AQI of 41.4 (rated "Good" by EPA standards)

⚠️ Cons

  • Below-average income - median household income of $50,403

Data sourced from US Census Bureau, FBI Crime Statistics, and EPA. Individual experiences may vary.

Frequently Asked Questions about ZIP Code 73101

What is the population of 73101?

The population of ZIP code 73101 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma is approximately 2,840 people.

Is 73101 safe to live in?

Oklahoma City (73101) has violent crime rates close to the national average. Exercise normal precautions as you would in any US city. Safety Grade: A.

What is the median income in 73101?

The median household income in 73101 (Oklahoma City, Oklahoma) is $50,403. The per capita income is $32,762. The US national median household income is $70,784.

What is the cost of living in 73101?

Renters in this area spend approximately 20% of their income on rent, which is considered very affordable. Home prices are moderately affordable at 3.9x the median income. Median home value: $197,871. Average rent: $836/month.

What are schools like in 73101?

Schools in 73101 receive an Education Grade of D-. There are 3 schools with an average rating of 5.6/10 and a student-teacher ratio of 25:1. See the full schools section above for individual school listings.

What is the crime rate in 73101?

The violent crime rate in 73101 is 453.0 per 100,000 residents, which is above the national average of 380.7. Property crime rate: 2689.0 per 100k (national avg: 1,958.2).

What is the average rent in 73101?

The median monthly rent in 73101 (Oklahoma City, Oklahoma) is $836/month. The national median rent is $1,163/month. This ZIP code is more affordable than the national average for renters.

What is the median home value in 73101?

The median home value in 73101 (Oklahoma City, Oklahoma) is $197,871. The national median home value is $303,400. Homes in this ZIP code are more affordable than the national average.

Is 73101 a good place to live?

73101 (Oklahoma City, Oklahoma) has a ZipScore of 54/100 - our composite score based on safety (25%), affordability (20%), schools (15%), air quality (10%), climate (10%), commute (10%), and disaster risk (10%). This area has some advantages but also tradeoffs - review each section.

What is the air quality in 73101?

The average Air Quality Index (AQI) in 73101 is 41.4 - rated Good by EPA standards. Average PM2.5 level: 6.5 µg/m³.

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Data sourced from U.S. Census Bureau (ACS), FBI Uniform Crime Report, EPA AirNow, FEMA National Risk Index, and Open-Meteo. Last updated: June 2026

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