The average effective property tax rate in Oklahoma is 0.8% of a home's value per year. On a Oklahoma home worth $210,000, that is about $1,680 in property tax a year, or $140 a month.
Estimate using Oklahoma's average effective rate. Your county's exact rate may differ — check your local assessor. See the full Oklahoma mortgage calculator for a complete PITI payment.
Property tax in Oklahoma is a local tax based on the assessed value of your home and land. The average effective rate — the tax actually paid as a share of market value — is about 0.8% statewide, though the real figure depends on your county, school district and any special levies. On the median Oklahoma home of roughly $210,000, that works out to about $1,680 a year. Most homeowners pay it monthly through an escrow account bundled into their mortgage payment.
Multiply your home's value by the effective rate. For example, a $210,000 home at 0.8% owes 210,000 × 0.8% = $1,680 per year. Enter your own home value above to get a personalised estimate, then confirm the exact local millage with your county assessor's office for budgeting.
Oklahoma's 0.8% effective rate sits close to the US average of about 1.1%, so the bill scales fairly predictably with home value. The table below estimates the annual and monthly bill at Oklahoma's 0.8% average effective rate across common home values.
| Home value | Annual property tax | Monthly |
|---|---|---|
| $200,000 | $1,600 | $133 |
| $350,000 | $2,800 | $233 |
| $500,000 | $4,000 | $333 |
| $750,000 | $6,000 | $500 |
| $1,000,000 | $8,000 | $667 |
Estimates at the statewide average effective rate; your county's millage, exemptions (such as a homestead exemption), and assessment ratio will change the exact figure.
Property tax is one piece of the picture. See your full housing cost with the Oklahoma mortgage calculator, your take-home pay with the Oklahoma income tax calculator, and local Oklahoma sales tax.
Oklahoma's average effective property tax rate is about 0.8% of the home's market value per year. Your exact rate depends on your county, city and local levies.
At Oklahoma's average rate of 0.8%, a $210,000 home owes roughly $1,680 a year (about $140 a month). Use the calculator above for your own home value.
Property tax = assessed home value × the local tax rate. Enter your home value above and we apply Oklahoma's average effective rate; check your county assessor for the exact local millage.
Due dates vary by county — many bill annually or semi-annually, and lenders often collect it monthly through an escrow account alongside your mortgage payment.