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Economy, jobs and prices in Midwest City, Oklahoma: official figures

The median household income in Midwest City was $57,520 a year in the 2020-2024 American Community Survey (in 2024 dollars), 116th lowest of 823 US cities of 50,000 or more; the US median was $80,734 and the Oklahoma median $65,039.

Median household income
$57,520
2020-2024
Unemployment rate (ACS)
7.1%
2020-2024
Mean travel time to work
22.8 min
2020-2024
Median gross rent (monthly)
$1,091
2020-2024
Median home value (owner-occupied)
$164,500
2020-2024
Homes occupied by their owners
58.1%
2020-2024
Households with a broadband subscription
91.5%
2020-2024

What is the per capita income in Midwest City?

Income per resident (per capita income) in Midwest City averaged $32,775 a year in 2020-2024, 177th lowest of 823 US cities of 50,000 or more (US: $44,673; Oklahoma: $35,624).

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How unequal are incomes in Midwest City?

Midwest City's Gini index of household income inequality was 0.443 in 2020-2024 (0 means equal incomes, 1 maximum inequality), 387th least unequal of 823 US cities of 50,000 or more; the US figure was 0.483.

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What is the unemployment rate in Midwest City, Oklahoma?

7.1% of the civilian labor force in Midwest City was unemployed on average over 2020-2024 (1,972 people), 146th highest of 823 US cities of 50,000 or more; the US rate in the same survey was 5.2% and Oklahoma's 5.0%.

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What share of people in Midwest City are working?

62.2% of Midwest City's 45,150 residents aged 16 and over were in the labor force (working or looking for work) in 2020-2024, 201st lowest of 823 US cities of 50,000 or more (US: 63.5%).

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How many people in Midwest City have jobs?

25,716 residents of Midwest City held civilian jobs, 57.0% of those aged 16 and over (US: 59.7%), and 395 served in the armed forces.

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What are the main industries in Midwest City?

The largest industry group for working residents of Midwest City was education, health care and social assistance (23.4% of employed residents), followed by retail trade (14.2%) and public administration (12.2%), 2020-2024.

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How many people in Midwest City work in manufacturing?

Manufacturing employed 5.3% of working residents of Midwest City, 105th lowest of 823 US cities of 50,000 or more (US: 9.9%); professional, scientific and management services employed 9.4% (US: 12.6%).

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How long is the commute in Midwest City, Oklahoma?

Commuters in Midwest City took 22.8 minutes on average to get to work in 2020-2024, 299th shortest of 823 US cities of 50,000 or more (US: 26.4 minutes); 2.8% travelled an hour or more and 27.2% less than 15 minutes.

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How do people in Midwest City get to work?

10.6% of workers living in Midwest City worked from home in 2020-2024, 244th lowest of 823 US cities of 50,000 or more (US: 15.1%). 75.5% drove to work alone, 10.6% carpooled, 0.2% used public transport and 2.0% walked.

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What is the average rent in Midwest City, Oklahoma?

The median gross rent (rent plus utilities) in Midwest City was $1,091 a month in 2020-2024, 131st lowest of 823 US cities of 50,000 or more (US: $1,413; Oklahoma: $1,014).

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How much does a house cost in Midwest City?

Owner-occupied homes in Midwest City had a median value of $164,500 in 2020-2024 as estimated by their owners, 56th lowest of 823 US cities of 50,000 or more (US: $332,700; Oklahoma: $199,800).

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How affordable are homes in Midwest City?

The median home value in Midwest City was 2.9 times the median household income, 62nd lowest of 823 US cities of 50,000 or more (US: 4.1 times).

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What share of people in Midwest City, Oklahoma own their home?

58.1% of the 24,888 occupied homes in Midwest City were lived in by their owners in 2020-2024 and 10,420 were rented, 409th highest of 823 US cities of 50,000 or more for home ownership (US: 65.2%; Oklahoma: 65.8%).

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What share of homes in Midwest City have broadband?

91.5% of households in Midwest City had a broadband internet subscription of some type in 2020-2024, 310th lowest of 823 US cities of 50,000 or more (US: 91.0%; Oklahoma: 88.9%).

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How many households in Midwest City have no internet?

7.4% of households in Midwest City (1,840) had no internet access at home in 2020-2024, 167th highest of 823 US cities of 50,000 or more (US: 6.5%); 15.9% relied on a cellular data plan alone (US: 11.5%).

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How Midwest City compares with other cities in the United States

Median household income (2024 dollars) (2020-2024)

Midwest City ranks 708 of 823, highest first.

RankCityMedian household income (2024 dollars)
705Racine$57,740
706Hemet$57,719
707Jacksonville$57,697
708Midwest City$57,520
709Waterloo$57,480
710Tallahassee$57,409
711Johnson City$57,254
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Per capita income (2024 dollars) (2020-2024)

Midwest City ranks 647 of 823, highest first.

RankCityPer capita income (2024 dollars)
644Springdale$32,877
645Newark$32,847
646Waterloo$32,837
647Midwest City$32,775
648Decatur$32,769
649Fayetteville$32,728
650Independence$32,713
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Gini index of household income inequality (2020-2024)

Midwest City ranks 437 of 823, highest first.

RankCityGini index of household income inequality
434Green Bay0.444
435Cuyahoga Falls0.444
436Hammond0.444
437Midwest City0.443
438Lancaster0.443
439Vista0.443
440Grand Junction0.443
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Unemployment rate (share of civilian labor force) (2020-2024)

Midwest City ranks 146 of 823, highest first.

RankCityUnemployment rate (share of civilian labor force)
143Modesto7.2%
144Pharr7.2%
145Yonkers7.1%
146Midwest City7.1%
147Erie7.1%
148Montebello7.1%
149La Habra7.1%
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Labor force participation rate (16 and over) (2020-2024)

Midwest City ranks 623 of 823, highest first.

RankCityLabor force participation rate (16 and over)
620Bossier City62.2%
621Barnstable Town62.2%
622Yucaipa62.2%
623Midwest City62.2%
624Independence62.2%
625Waco62.2%
626Hialeah62.2%
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Mean travel time to work (minutes) (2020-2024)

Midwest City ranks 525 of 823, highest first.

RankCityMean travel time to work (minutes)
522Tustin22.8
523Conway22.8
524Mobile22.8
525Midwest City22.8
526Melbourne22.8
527Santa Cruz22.8
528Flint22.7
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Workers who worked from home (2020-2024)

Midwest City ranks 580 of 823, highest first.

RankCityWorkers who worked from home
577Summerville10.7%
578Suffolk10.7%
579Las Cruces10.7%
580Midwest City10.6%
581Lowell10.6%
582North Little Rock10.6%
583Sioux Falls10.6%
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Workers commuting by public transportation (2020-2024)

Midwest City ranks 732 of 823, highest first.

RankCityWorkers commuting by public transportation
729Marana0.2%
730Huntsville0.2%
731Grapevine0.2%
732Midwest City0.2%
733Yucaipa0.2%
734Kingsport0.2%
735Rockwall0.2%
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Employed residents working in manufacturing (2020-2024)

Midwest City ranks 719 of 823, highest first.

RankCityEmployed residents working in manufacturing
716Miami Gardens5.3%
717Bossier City5.3%
718Lubbock5.3%
719Midwest City5.3%
720Jacksonville5.3%
721Boston5.3%
722Stonecrest5.3%
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Employed residents in education, health care and social assistance (2020-2024)

Midwest City ranks 375 of 823, highest first.

RankCityEmployed residents in education, health care and social assistance
372Bellflower23.4%
373Manchester23.4%
374New Braunfels23.4%
375Midwest City23.4%
376Olathe23.4%
377Clarksville23.4%
378Moore23.4%
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Median gross rent per month (2020-2024)

Midwest City ranks 693 of 823, highest first.

RankCityMedian gross rent per month
690Iowa City$1,094
691Amarillo$1,092
692Lawrence$1,091
693Midwest City$1,091
694Des Moines$1,090
695Norman$1,090
696Montgomery$1,089
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Median value of owner-occupied homes (2020-2024)

Midwest City ranks 768 of 823, highest first.

RankCityMedian value of owner-occupied homes
765Davenport$166,400
766Rocky Mount$165,700
767Hamilton$165,200
768Midwest City$164,500
769Middletown$164,400
770Buffalo$164,200
771Springfield$162,100
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Median home value as a multiple of median household income (2020-2024)

Midwest City ranks 759 of 820, highest first.

RankCityMedian home value as a multiple of median household income
756St. Clair Shores2.9x
757Independence2.9x
758Mishawaka2.9x
759Midwest City2.9x
760Lorain2.9x
761Oshkosh2.9x
762Livonia2.9x
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Occupied homes lived in by their owners (2020-2024)

Midwest City ranks 409 of 823, highest first.

RankCityOccupied homes lived in by their owners
406Rancho Cordova58.2%
407Spokane Valley58.2%
408Arcadia58.1%
409Midwest City58.1%
410San Leandro58.1%
411Lakewood58.1%
412Port Arthur58.0%
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Households with a broadband subscription (2020-2024)

Midwest City ranks 514 of 823, highest first.

RankCityHouseholds with a broadband subscription
511Carson City91.5%
512Baldwin Park91.5%
513Wichita91.5%
514Midwest City91.5%
515Fayetteville91.5%
516Oshkosh91.5%
517Las Cruces91.5%
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Households with no internet access (2020-2024)

Midwest City ranks 167 of 823, highest first.

RankCityHouseholds with no internet access
164Waukegan7.4%
165Lawton7.4%
166Columbia7.4%
167Midwest City7.4%
168Montgomery7.4%
169Madera7.4%
170Revere7.4%
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