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Rental prices in Silver Tree, Oklahoma City, OK have decreased by 2.11% over the past year. The average rent moved from $970 to $949.
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The national average price of rental apartments is $1,741, while the average monthly rent in Silver Tree, Oklahoma City, OK is $949.
The average monthly rent for an apartment in Silver Tree, Oklahoma City, OK is around $949.
A share of 72% of apartments in Silver Tree, Oklahoma City, OK have the cheapest rents between ≤ $1000. Around 24% of Silver Tree's apartments have monthly rents between $1,001-$1,500. There are 4% of apartments with rents between $1,501-$2,000.
The largest share of rentals in Silver Tree, Oklahoma City, OK (72%) fall between - per month. This suggests that most people succesfully find suitable apartments within this price.
There are 1 house rentals available on RentCafe. Prices and availability in Silver Tree, Oklahoma City, OK were last updated on 24 Feb 2026.
The average Silver Tree, Oklahoma City, OK rental house size is 1,420 sq. ft.
Renting a house in Silver Tree, Oklahoma City, OK comes with more space, both indoor and outdoor.
Houses for rent in Silver Tree, Oklahoma City, OK are usually located in non-central areas.
In total, Silver Tree, Oklahoma City, OK has 4,494 residents, 2,347 women and 2,146 men, per U.S. Census recent estimates. Statistics show that the median age of Silver Tree’s population is 35.
There is a total of 2,388 households in Silver Tree, Oklahoma City, OK. Of these, 428 have children and 1,960 are without children. Per Census Bureau’s most current estimates, 1,041 family households and 1,347 non-family households live in this area. The size of a household in Silver Tree is 1 people, on average. The median household annual income in Silver Tree equals $59,384, and the monthly housing costs equal $1,156.
According to data from the U.S. Census Bureau, 2% of the population in Silver Tree, Oklahoma City, OK have no high school education, 23% went to high-school, and 23% have partially completed college. Moreover, 10% of the population hold an Associate Degree, 28% hold a Bachelor Degree, and 15% hold a Graduate Degree.
Regardless of the type of house you are going to rent, location is important. We have 25 properties listed in Silver Tree, Oklahoma City, OK to choose from, with prices ranging from $1,600 to $1,600. That can be quite a lot to choose from. If you’re on a tight budget and are looking for cheap houses for rent, make your life easier and set up a maximum price filter in the top menu. You may be renting on a budget and 1 bedroom duplexes will do just fine or you may be able to spend a bit more and are looking at 4 bedroom single family homes for rent. Either way, choose wisely. Don’t fall for the impeccable lawn or a pool. Although these things are nice to have they aren’t worth a penny if you’re not able to enjoy them because of loud neighbors or a lack of time. Speaking of lack of time…
There are 25 properties in Silver Tree, Oklahoma City, OK listed for rent right now with prices ranging from $1,600 to $1,600. But if you have children there’s so much more to consider. A resource we all seem to lack: time. Avoiding a nightmare commute may be more important than deciding between a 2 bedroom or a 3 bedroom house. Although you could spend several hours in the car with your children and count it as family time, it’d be much nicer to spend this time around the dinner table. When you’re browsing through our rental homes, keep in mind the dreaded morning kindergarten-school-office Bermuda Triangle that is swallowing precious time out of your life. Draw a radius or a polygon around the school or the kindergarten you’ve chosen in Silver Tree, Oklahoma City, OK and explore all the homes for rent located close by. Finding a house close to your kids’ school will drastically cut down your commute time. It will also help you see other things in your life more clearly, generally speaking. After all, choosing from 25 houses can be complicated and you’ve managed just fine.
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