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Salary · Real Estate Agent · Oklahoma · BLS OEWS May 2025

Real Estate Agent salary in Oklahoma: $47,980 median.

Pay for real estate agents across Oklahoma at every point of the range, against the U.S., the states it borders and the state's metro areas.

Updated Oct 27, 2026 · Data: BLS OEWS May 2025 · state estimates
Annual wage range · Oklahoma · BLS May 2025
$47,980median in Oklahoma

Quick answer

Real Estate Agents in Oklahoma earned a median annual wage of $47,980 in May 2025, compared with $52,830 nationally, according to the BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS) survey (SOC 41-9022). That is 9% below the U.S. median; the middle half of Oklahoma workers in this occupation earned between $35,160 and $73,220.

Oklahoma median
$47,980
$23.07 an hour
U.S. median
$52,830
-9% in Oklahoma
Rank among states
32 of 48
states with a published median
Employed in Oklahoma
3,710
location quotient 1.75

Advice For a pay conversation in Oklahoma, the state median ($47,980) is the sourced middle of the market; the 25th–75th percentile band ($35,160–$73,220) is where half of the state's workers in this occupation fall. Experience, employer, metro and specialty move individual offers within and beyond that band.

Pay ladder

Oklahoma vs the U.S. at every point of the range

Data Annual wages at five points of the pay distribution, SOC 41-9022, BLS May 2025.

Annual wage percentiles, Oklahoma and the United States
Point in the pay rangeOklahomaUnited StatesDifference
10th percentile$27,480$32,970-17%
25th percentile$35,160$40,040-12%
Median$47,980$52,830-9%
75th percentile$73,220$82,020-11%
90th percentile$120,690$123,590-2%

Data The local difference is larger at the bottom of the range than at the top (-17% at the 10th percentile, -2% at the 90th). Locally, the 90th-percentile wage is 4.39 times the 10th-percentile wage, versus 3.75 times nationally, so pay is more spread out than it is nationally.

Concentration

How common the job is in Oklahoma

Data BLS location quotient: the occupation's share of state employment divided by its share of U.S. employment.

Data The BLS location quotient for this occupation in Oklahoma is 1.75, so it is more concentrated than nationally (1.00 = the same share as nationally). That is about 2.2 jobs per 1,000 jobs in the state.

Bordering states

Oklahoma vs the states it borders

Data Same occupation, same BLS release. A higher median elsewhere is not a job offer; cost of living differs.

Median annual wage and employment, Oklahoma and bordering states
StateMedian annual wagevs OklahomaEmployment
New Mexico$76,170+59%550
Colorado$63,670+33%6,120
Oklahoma$47,9803,710
Texas$45,740-5%22,250
Missouri$43,960-8%1,590
Kansas$39,770-17%1,450
Arkansas$38,180-20%1,640
Top-paying states

Where real estate agents earn the highest medians

Data Highest state medians among the 48 of the 50 states and DC with a published median, BLS May 2025. Oklahoma ranks 32.

  1. District of Columbia$123,770
  2. New York$102,990
  3. New Jersey$99,990
  4. Alaska$89,170
  5. Nevada$79,990

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Method

How this page is built

BLS OEWS May 2025 state estimates for Oklahoma and national estimates for SOC 41-9022 (Real Estate Sales Agents). The pay ladder compares the same five published percentiles; the difference column is the local value minus the U.S. value, divided by the U.S. value. Ranks compare published state medians across the 50 states and DC. Employment counts people working in the occupation (excluding the self-employed), not job openings. BLS publishes sampling error for these estimates: the employment estimate has a relative standard error of 10.2%. Lower is more precise; BLS does not publish a standard error for the median itself. Searches this page answers include “how much do real estate agents make in oklahoma”, “how much do realtors make in oklahoma”, “how much does a real estate agent make in oklahoma” (Ahrefs, U.S.).

What this page can't tell you
  • Cost of living: wages are not adjusted for local prices.
  • Pay at a specific employer, in one city, or for self-employed workers.
  • Local outlook: BLS projections are national.
Sources
  1. U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025 state and national estimates (2018 SOC), public domain.
  2. U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025 estimates (public domain).

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