I’ve analyzed data from the Zillow Home Value Index to identify Oklahoma’s most valuable residential markets as of February 2025. The numbers tell a fascinating story of steady growth across the state’s premium neighborhoods, with several areas showing remarkably strong investment returns.
What stands out most in this data is the tremendous long-term appreciation in historic neighborhoods like Heritage Hills, which has seen a staggering 137.8% increase since 2010. Meanwhile, newer luxury developments in Edmond continue dominating the top-tier market, claiming 14 of the 25 spots on this list.
Five-year growth patterns show acceleration in many markets, with neighborhoods like Tall Oaks (48.6%) and Lake Highlands (51.3%) significantly outperforming state averages since 2020.
25. Maple Ridge
- 2025 Home Value: $525,548
- 2020 Home Value: $383,985
- 2015 Home Value: $330,638
- 2010 Home Value: $293,903
- % Change (2010–2025): 78.8%
- % Change (2015–2025): 58.9%
- % Change (2020–2025): 36.9%
Maple Ridge’s financial trajectory showcases impressive resilience, turning a $293,903 valuation in 2010 into $525,548 by 2025 – representing capital appreciation of nearly 79% over fifteen years. The neighborhood has maintained consistent growth momentum across all measurement periods, with particularly strong performance of 36.9% in just the last five years. Located in Tulsa’s historic district, Maple Ridge offers investors a blend of architectural prestige and proven value retention.
24. Oak Tree Park
- 2025 Home Value: $531,729
- 2020 Home Value: $395,128
- 2015 Home Value: $374,444
- 2010 Home Value: $354,590
- % Change (2010–2025): 50.0%
- % Change (2015–2025): 42.0%
- % Change (2020–2025): 34.6%
You’re looking at steady, measured growth in Oak Tree Park where the price appreciation curve has accelerated from 50% over fifteen years to 34.6% in just the last five-year window. The financial numbers reveal a neighborhood that crossed the half-million threshold by 2025, delivering reliable returns without the volatility seen in some comparable markets. Situated in Edmond’s prestigious northern corridor, Oak Tree Park continues drawing buyers seeking established luxury with predictable investment performance.
23. Faircloud
- 2025 Home Value: $535,986
- 2020 Home Value: $393,565
- 2015 Home Value: $361,435
- 2010 Home Value: $305,521
- % Change (2010–2025): 75.4%
- % Change (2015–2025): 48.3%
- % Change (2020–2025): 36.2%
Faircloud demonstrates remarkable investment stability, transforming a $305,521 valuation in 2010 into $535,986 by 2025 – yielding owners a 75.4% return over the fifteen-year span. The neighborhood’s appreciation has maintained consistent velocity, with the most recent five-year growth of 36.2% confirming its strong market position. Nestled in Edmond’s expanding northern sector, Faircloud combines modern luxury community planning with proximity to key Oklahoma County amenities.
22. Ranch Acres
- 2025 Home Value: $557,684
- 2020 Home Value: $395,885
- 2015 Home Value: $323,960
- 2010 Home Value: $288,350
- % Change (2010–2025): 93.4%
- % Change (2015–2025): 72.1%
- % Change (2020–2025): 40.9%
The financial performance of Ranch Acres stands out dramatically, with property values nearly doubling from $288,350 to $557,684 between 2010 and 2025 – an exceptional 93.4% appreciation rate. Investment momentum has actually accelerated in recent periods, with the neighborhood achieving 40.9% growth in just the last five years. Positioned in Tulsa’s midtown district, Ranch Acres combines mid-century architectural character with strategic location between downtown and the city’s southern growth corridors.
21. Timbercrest
- 2025 Home Value: $561,696
- 2020 Home Value: $384,819
- 2015 Home Value: N/A
- 2010 Home Value: N/A
- % Change (2010–2025): N/A
- % Change (2015–2025): N/A
- % Change (2020–2025): 46.0%
Timbercrest has emerged as a powerful investment performer in the recent real estate cycle, generating 46% appreciation in just five years as values climbed from $384,819 in 2020 to $561,696 by 2025. The absence of earlier comparative data points to Timbercrest’s status as a relatively newer luxury development in the Tulsa market. Situated in Tulsa’s rapidly developing eastern corridor, Timbercrest offers newer construction with amenities calibrated to modern luxury buyers seeking value outside traditional premium neighborhoods.
20. Fairfax
- 2025 Home Value: $569,086
- 2020 Home Value: $420,602
- 2015 Home Value: $415,791
- 2010 Home Value: $406,564
- % Change (2010–2025): 40.0%
- % Change (2015–2025): 36.9%
- % Change (2020–2025): 35.3%
Fairfax presents an intriguing financial timeline, showing minimal growth between 2010-2020 followed by accelerated appreciation of 35.3% in the most recent five-year period. The data reveals a neighborhood that held steady through earlier market cycles before finding new momentum, pushing values from $406,564 to $569,086 over the fifteen-year window. Located in Edmond’s established southwestern quadrant, Fairfax combines mature landscaping and architectural consistency with proximity to the area’s premier shopping and dining destinations.
19. Walnut Ridge Estates
- 2025 Home Value: $579,314
- 2020 Home Value: $396,259
- 2015 Home Value: $354,231
- 2010 Home Value: N/A
- % Change (2010–2025): N/A
- % Change (2015–2025): 63.5%
- % Change (2020–2025): 46.2%
The investment trajectory for Walnut Ridge Estates shows remarkable velocity, with property values increasing by 63.5% over ten years and an impressive 46.2% in just the last five-year window. This accelerating appreciation curve has transformed $354,231 valuations in 2015 to $579,314 by 2025, outperforming many comparable neighborhoods. Positioned in Edmond’s northeastern expansion zone, Walnut Ridge Estates balances larger lot sizes and architectural distinctiveness with convenient access to the Kilpatrick Turnpike corridor.
18. Fall Brook
- 2025 Home Value: $602,406
- 2020 Home Value: $466,688
- 2015 Home Value: N/A
- 2010 Home Value: N/A
- % Change (2010–2025): N/A
- % Change (2015–2025): N/A
- % Change (2020–2025): 29.1%
Fall Brook demonstrates solid financial performance in the recent market cycle, growing from $466,688 in 2020 to $602,406 by 2025 – representing 29.1% appreciation in just five years. The lack of earlier comparative data suggests Fall Brook represents newer luxury development targeting the growing Edmond premium market. Nestled in Edmond’s western corridor, Fall Brook combines contemporary architectural standards with excellent school zoning and strategic positioning near developing commercial districts.
17. Hunter’s Pointe
- 2025 Home Value: $611,076
- 2020 Home Value: $448,268
- 2015 Home Value: $450,421
- 2010 Home Value: $453,579
- % Change (2010–2025): 34.7%
- % Change (2015–2025): 35.7%
- % Change (2020–2025): 36.3%
Hunter’s Pointe presents a fascinating financial case study, showing slight negative growth between 2010-2020 before experiencing dramatic acceleration to 36.3% appreciation in just the last five years. This recent surge has transformed decades of flat valuation into significant growth, pushing property values from $453,579 to $611,076 over the fifteen-year span. Situated in Tulsa’s sought-after southern corridor, Hunter’s Pointe offers established luxury credentials with generous lot sizes and mature landscaping throughout the neighborhood.
16. Creek Bend
- 2025 Home Value: $618,770
- 2020 Home Value: $463,803
- 2015 Home Value: $467,830
- 2010 Home Value: N/A
- % Change (2010–2025): N/A
- % Change (2015–2025): 32.3%
- % Change (2020–2025): 33.4%
Creek Bend shows an intriguing financial pattern with a slight dip between 2015-2020 followed by accelerated 33.4% growth in the most recent five-year window. The neighborhood demonstrates investment resilience, turning a temporary plateau into strong momentum that pushed values from $467,830 to $618,770 over ten years. Located along Edmond’s scenic eastern waterways, Creek Bend offers naturalistic settings with premium construction standards and strategic positioning between downtown Edmond and key transportation corridors.
15. Southern Oaks Estates
- 2025 Home Value: $628,112
- 2020 Home Value: $455,972
- 2015 Home Value: $456,193
- 2010 Home Value: $450,379
- % Change (2010–2025): 39.5%
- % Change (2015–2025): 37.7%
- % Change (2020–2025): 37.8%
Southern Oaks Estates presents a remarkable financial pattern, maintaining virtual stability from 2010-2020 before experiencing dramatic 37.8% appreciation in just the last five-year period. This recent acceleration transformed a decade of minimal growth into significant wealth creation, pushing values from $450,379 to $628,112 over fifteen years. Positioned in Tulsa’s prestigious southern region, Southern Oaks Estates combines established luxury credentials with excellent school districts and proximity to the city’s expanding medical and technology corridors.
14. Redbud Canyon
- 2025 Home Value: $654,761
- 2020 Home Value: $486,043
- 2015 Home Value: $446,880
- 2010 Home Value: N/A
- % Change (2010–2025): N/A
- % Change (2015–2025): 46.5%
- % Change (2020–2025): 34.7%
Redbud Canyon demonstrates exceptional investment return metrics with values climbing steadily from $446,880 in 2015 to $654,761 by 2025 – representing 46.5% appreciation over the decade. The most recent five-year growth rate of 34.7% indicates sustained momentum rather than deceleration in this premium market segment. Nestled along Edmond’s eastern topographical features, Redbud Canyon leverages natural elevation changes and water features to create distinctive homesites within close proximity to the Cross Timbers commercial district.
13. Heritage Hills
- 2025 Home Value: $655,918
- 2020 Home Value: $516,081
- 2015 Home Value: $358,972
- 2010 Home Value: $275,804
- % Change (2010–2025): 137.8%
- % Change (2015–2025): 82.7%
- % Change (2020–2025): 27.1%
Heritage Hills stands as Oklahoma’s most dramatic financial success story, with property values skyrocketing from $275,804 in 2010 to $655,918 by 2025 – an extraordinary 137.8% appreciation. The investment velocity peaked during 2015-2020 with slight moderation to 27.1% in the most recent five-year window, still outperforming most stable markets. Located in Oklahoma City’s historic core, Heritage Hills combines irreplaceable architectural significance with proximity to downtown amenities and the expanding medical and innovation districts.
12. Thornbrooke
- 2025 Home Value: $672,660
- 2020 Home Value: $490,651
- 2015 Home Value: $461,791
- 2010 Home Value: $444,291
- % Change (2010–2025): 51.4%
- % Change (2015–2025): 45.7%
- % Change (2020–2025): 37.1%
Thornbrooke presents a financial profile of accelerating returns, with appreciation rates climbing from modest gains in 2010-2015 to an impressive 37.1% in just the latest five-year period. The data reveals a neighborhood that’s transformed $444,291 valuations in 2010 into $672,660 by 2025, with momentum actually increasing in recent market cycles. Situated in Edmond’s established northwestern quadrant, Thornbrooke balances larger lot sizes and architectural cohesiveness with strategic positioning near key transportation arteries and premium shopping districts.
11. Golden Gate
- 2025 Home Value: $684,036
- 2020 Home Value: $516,808
- 2015 Home Value: $505,527
- 2010 Home Value: N/A
- % Change (2010–2025): N/A
- % Change (2015–2025): 35.3%
- % Change (2020–2025): 32.4%
Golden Gate exhibits a remarkable financial acceleration, showing minimal growth from 2015-2020 before experiencing 32.4% appreciation in just the most recent five-year window. This recent momentum has transformed relatively flat early performance into significant wealth creation, pushing values from $505,527 to $684,036 over the decade. Located in Edmond’s premium western corridor, Golden Gate combines generous lot dimensions with architectural distinctiveness and strategic positioning between downtown and the developing Covell Road commercial district.
10. Greater Oakview
- 2025 Home Value: $720,149
- 2020 Home Value: $515,987
- 2015 Home Value: $445,329
- 2010 Home Value: $404,210
- % Change (2010–2025): 78.2%
- % Change (2015–2025): 61.7%
- % Change (2020–2025): 39.6%
Greater Oakview has delivered exceptional financial performance, with home values increasing from $404,210 in 2010 to $720,149 by 2025 – representing 78.2% appreciation over fifteen years. The neighborhood shows consistently strong growth across all measurement periods, with the 39.6% five-year return indicating sustained momentum rather than deceleration. Situated in Tulsa’s prestigious midtown district, Greater Oakview balances historic architectural significance with proximity to the city’s expanding cultural district and premium shopping destinations.
9. Iron Horse Ranch
- 2025 Home Value: $720,958
- 2020 Home Value: $541,427
- 2015 Home Value: $530,097
- 2010 Home Value: N/A
- % Change (2010–2025): N/A
- % Change (2015–2025): 36.0%
- % Change (2020–2025): 33.2%
Iron Horse Ranch presents a compelling financial case study, showing minimal early growth before accelerating to 33.2% appreciation in just the most recent five-year window. This late-cycle momentum has transformed relatively flat 2015-2020 performance into significant wealth creation, pushing property values from $530,097 to $720,958 over the decade. Positioned along Edmond’s expanding northern frontier, Iron Horse Ranch integrates equestrian facilities and larger acreage homesites with convenient access to the city’s premium retail and dining districts.
8. Summit at Oak Tree
- 2025 Home Value: $724,967
- 2020 Home Value: $531,794
- 2015 Home Value: $476,182
- 2010 Home Value: $429,240
- % Change (2010–2025): 68.9%
- % Change (2015–2025): 52.2%
- % Change (2020–2025): 36.3%
Summit at Oak Tree’s financial performance reveals impressive consistency, with steady appreciation transforming $429,240 valuations in 2010 to $724,967 by 2025 – delivering 68.9% returns over fifteen years. The 36.3% growth in just the latest five-year window indicates maintained momentum rather than deceleration in this premium market segment. Located within Edmond’s prestigious Oak Tree development, Summit combines golf course frontage and premium architectural standards with excellent schools and strategic positioning near major transportation corridors.
7. Tall Oaks
- 2025 Home Value: $729,469
- 2020 Home Value: $490,897
- 2015 Home Value: $422,321
- 2010 Home Value: $388,028
- % Change (2010–2025): 88.0%
- % Change (2015–2025): 72.7%
- % Change (2020–2025): 48.6%
Tall Oaks demonstrates exceptional investment metrics with nearly 90% appreciation over fifteen years, transforming $388,028 values in 2010 to $729,469 by 2025. Most remarkable is the acceleration pattern, with the most recent five-year period showing dramatic 48.6% growth – among the strongest in Oklahoma’s luxury market. Nestled in Edmond’s mature eastern corridor, Tall Oaks combines mature landscaping and established luxury credentials with strategic positioning between downtown amenities and the expanding medical districts.
6. Charlene Estates
- 2025 Home Value: $732,089
- 2020 Home Value: $533,998
- 2015 Home Value: N/A
- 2010 Home Value: N/A
- % Change (2010–2025): N/A
- % Change (2015–2025): N/A
- % Change (2020–2025): 37.1%
Charlene Estates has established impressive financial credentials in the recent market cycle, growing from $533,998 in 2020 to $732,089 by 2025 – representing 37.1% appreciation in just five years. The absence of earlier comparative data points to Charlene Estates’ status as a relatively newer luxury development in the Tulsa market. Located in Tulsa’s expanding southern corridor, Charlene Estates combines contemporary architectural standards with premium community amenities and strategic positioning near the city’s technology and healthcare expansion zones.
5. Garden District
- 2025 Home Value: $781,934
- 2020 Home Value: $548,119
- 2015 Home Value: $491,408
- 2010 Home Value: $455,145
- % Change (2010–2025): 71.8%
- % Change (2015–2025): 59.1%
- % Change (2020–2025): 42.7%
Garden District presents remarkable financial performance metrics, with property values climbing steadily from $455,145 in 2010 to $781,934 by 2025 – delivering 71.8% appreciation over fifteen years. The data reveals acceleration rather than plateauing, with the most recent five-year period showing an impressive 42.7% return to investors. Situated in Tulsa’s historic core, Garden District combines architectural significance and cultural prominence with proximity to the expanding downtown district and medical corridor.
4. Woody Creek
- 2025 Home Value: $791,507
- 2020 Home Value: N/A
- 2015 Home Value: N/A
- 2010 Home Value: N/A
- % Change (2010–2025): N/A
- % Change (2015–2025): N/A
- % Change (2020–2025): N/A
Woody Creek represents the emerging ultra-luxury market in Oklahoma, achieving a remarkable $791,507 average valuation by 2025 despite insufficient historical data for comparison. The absence of comparative metrics suggests Woody Creek is either a very recent development or one that has experienced significant transformation in recent years. Located in Edmond’s expanding northern frontier, Woody Creek combines larger acreage homesites with premium architectural standards and strategic positioning near developing commercial corridors and outdoor recreational amenities.
3. Lake Highlands
- 2025 Home Value: $802,837
- 2020 Home Value: $530,689
- 2015 Home Value: $477,788
- 2010 Home Value: N/A
- % Change (2010–2025): N/A
- % Change (2015–2025): 68.0%
- % Change (2020–2025): 51.3%
Lake Highlands has delivered extraordinary financial performance with property values surging from $477,788 in 2015 to $802,837 by 2025 – representing 68.0% appreciation over just ten years. The impressive 51.3% growth in the most recent five-year period indicates acceleration rather than moderation in this premium segment. Situated alongside Edmond’s premium water features, Lake Highlands combines waterfront opportunities with high-end architectural standards and strategic positioning near the city’s expanding northern commercial and recreational corridors.
2. Redmont Trace
- 2025 Home Value: $868,410
- 2020 Home Value: $671,777
- 2015 Home Value: N/A
- 2010 Home Value: N/A
- % Change (2010–2025): N/A
- % Change (2015–2025): N/A
- % Change (2020–2025): 29.3%
Redmont Trace demonstrates powerful market momentum despite its recent emergence, growing from $671,777 in 2020 to $868,410 by 2025 – delivering 29.3% appreciation in just five years. This performance places it firmly in Oklahoma’s ultra-luxury segment despite having limited historical data for longer-term comparative analysis. Nestled in Edmond’s northwestern frontier, Redmont Trace combines larger estate-sized lots with contemporary architectural standards and strategic positioning within the premium Edmond school district alongside developing commercial amenities.
1. Hidden Lake
- 2025 Home Value: $996,906
- 2020 Home Value: $768,568
- 2015 Home Value: N/A
- 2010 Home Value: N/A
- % Change (2010–2025): N/A
- % Change (2015–2025): N/A
- % Change (2020–2025): 29.7%
Hidden Lake stands as Oklahoma’s most valuable residential market, approaching the million-dollar threshold with average values reaching $996,906 by 2025 – representing 29.7% growth from its $768,568 valuation in 2020. This impressive five-year performance establishes it firmly atop Oklahoma’s luxury real estate hierarchy despite limited historical data for longer-term analysis. Located in Edmond’s exclusive northwestern quadrant, Hidden Lake combines waterfront homesites with ultra-premium architectural standards and meticulous landscaping throughout the community’s carefully planned development.
