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Broken Arrow, Oklahoma (OK)

Broken Arrow, Okla., is the largest suburb of Tulsa, and the population is steadily growing. In 2000 there were 75,000 residents, and in just four years that number jumped to over 100,000. The city got its name from its original residents who established the community. When first coming to the area, instead of cutting tree branches to make arrows, they broke them.

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Population 74,859Median Age 33.3 yrsHousehold Size: 2.84
Avg Commute: 22.5 minAvg Income $53,507Avg Home Value: $99,000
July High: 93.1°FJanuary Low: 24.2°F

Welcome to Oklahoma Real Estate

Oklahoma became the 46th state in 1907. Nicknamed the "Sooner State" after eager homesteaders who tried to beat the rush, Oklahoma is home to 3.5 million residents and continues to grow, although perhaps more slowly than during the initial "rush." And it's not hard to see why; Oklahoma offers residents many points of interest, warm weather, and a low cost of living.

The Sooner State contains four mountain ranges and a 140 acre archaeological park, in addition to more man-made lakes than any other state. It is the site of the movie "Twister," and of the first successful tornado prediction. Oklahoma enjoys sunny summers with average daily highs in the 90s, and comparatively warm winters with average daily highs in the low 50s.

Oklahoma residents appreciate the low sales tax rate of 4.5%, along with the inexpensive housing. The average home sale price during 2004 was $132,000, although homes cost about twice as much near Oklahoma City.

Home Values in Oklahoma

Doing your research on home values in Oklahoma may be the factor that determines whether your home sells right away, or stays on the market for months. It’s important to charge the right price to begin with, based not only on the evaluation, but on the current market and the demand for homes in Oklahoma. Continue reading, and we’ll help you get through your home’s sale with the minimum in stress.

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