True Cost of Renting in Edmond

Edmond is consistently ranked Oklahoma's most desirable suburb — a planned community north of OKC with top-rated Edmond Public Schools, low crime, and a population that skews highly educated and professional. The University of Central Oklahoma in Edmond adds student demand. Rents run 10–20% above OKC averages reflecting the school district and neighborhood quality premium.

Neighborhoods & Average Rents

Downtown / Uptown Edmond

Studio:
$800/mo
1 Bed:
$1,000/mo
2 Bed:
$1,400/mo

Edmond's small but growing downtown core; boutique shops and restaurants on Broadway and Campbell. Mix of older buildings and new mid-rise apartments. Walking distance to UCO campus. OG&E electric. Most buildings include one parking space.

Covell / 2nd Street Corridor

1 Bed:
$1,100/mo
2 Bed:
$1,550/mo

Established residential corridor with apartment complexes; family-oriented with strong Edmond ISD access. Car-dependent but I-35 and Kilpatrick Turnpike access for OKC commutes. Newer construction stock at slightly higher price points.

North Edmond / Coffee Creek

1 Bed:
$1,200/mo
2 Bed:
$1,700/mo

Newer master-planned communities in north Edmond; luxury apartment complexes with resort pools and fitness centers. Furthest from OKC core but highest quality stock. Kilpatrick Turnpike toll costs add to commuting expenses.

Utility Providers

Electric
OG&E (Oklahoma Gas and Electric)
Water
City of Edmond Water Resources
Internet
Cox Communications, AT&T Fiber, T-Mobile Home Internet

Commute & Transportation

Edmond is 15–20 miles north of OKC via I-35 or the Kilpatrick Turnpike (SH-74). I-35 connects Edmond to OKC's major employment centers — Downtown, Midtown, and the Tinker AFB area. The Kilpatrick Turnpike provides east-west connectivity across northern OKC; tolls run $2–4 per trip. UCO employs several thousand in Edmond itself. Will Rogers World Airport is 25 miles south — about 30–40 minutes depending on traffic and toll road use.

Rental Market Overview

Edmond commands a premium over OKC for the school district quality — Edmond Public Schools are consistently top-ranked in Oklahoma, and family renters pay more to stay in the district. OG&E electric is the same rate structure as OKC. The Kilpatrick Turnpike adds $80–150/month in toll costs for frequent OKC commuters — factor this into all-in cost comparisons. UCO creates steady student and faculty rental demand near campus. Renters insurance averages $20–30/month — slightly above Norman due to higher property values.

Data last updated: 2026-04

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