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The median home value in Cherokee County, OK is $213,946 as of 2026-07-31, up 8.7% from a year earlier.
Median Home Value
$213,946
Year-over-Year
+8.7%
National Rank
#1772 of 3071
Cherokee County ranks 18th out of 77 counties in OK by median home price, and is -8.7% below the U.S. national median of $234,352. Within OK, the typical county has a median home value of $166,021, making Cherokee County +28.9% above the OK state median.
Households here earn a median of $53,218 a year against a typical home value of $213,946 — a price-to-income ratio of 4.0×, above the 3× level usually considered comfortable, but below 5×. That is less affordable than roughly 63% of U.S. counties. (How this is calculated.)
Reporting agencies in Cherokee County recorded a violent crime rate of 177 per 100,000 residents in 2024 — around the middle of the national range. Property crime runs at 2,242 per 100,000.
Based on 2 reporting cities covering 17,530 residents (FBI UCR data — what this covers).
The median home value in Cherokee County is $213,946. That's up 8.7% from a year earlier. That is about 8.7% below the U.S. national county median of $234,352, and makes Cherokee County the 18th most expensive of 77 counties in Oklahoma.
Median household income here is $53,218, so a typical home costs about 4.0× annual household earnings — moderately expensive compared with other U.S. counties.
Reporting police departments in Cherokee County recorded 177 violent crimes per 100,000 residents. That figure covers 17,530 residents across 2 reporting cities, so it reflects the county's incorporated areas rather than every community within its borders.
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