
Cost of Living in the South Central
Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana & Arkansas
Photo: Mick Haupt / UnsplashThe South Central — Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana & Arkansas — covers 15 cities we track across 4 states. Median one-bedroom rent across those cities is $1,019 — 10% lower than the $1,130 median across the 6 regions we track.
The cheapest city we track in the South Central is El Paso, TX, at $816/mo for a one-bedroom; the priciest is Austin, TX, at $1,457/mo. Median household income across the region's tracked cities is $62,917, about the same as the $65,767 median across all regions.
Region Medians
Median 1BR Rent
$1,019
Median Home Value
$224,500
Median Income
$62,917
Medians across the 15 cities we track in the South Central — not a population-weighted regional figure.
States in the South Central
Cities in the South Central
- Houston, TX1BR $1,156
- San Antonio, TX1BR $1,084
- Dallas, TX1BR $1,280
- Austin, TX1BR $1,457
- Fort Worth, TX1BR $1,191
- Oklahoma City, OK1BR $882
- El Paso, TX1BR $816
- Tulsa, OK1BR $847
- Arlington, TX1BR $1,183
- New Orleans, LA1BR $1,019
- Corpus Christi, TX1BR $1,044
- Baton Rouge, LA1BR $854
- Little Rock, AR1BR $904
- Shreveport, LA1BR $843
- Norman, OK1BR $863
South Central cost of living — FAQ
- Is the South Central expensive to live in?
- The South Central is among the more affordable of the 6 US regions we track. Its median one-bedroom rent of $1,019 ranks #5 of 6 and is 10% lower than the $1,130 median.
- What is the cheapest city to live in in the South Central?
- El Paso, TX is the cheapest of the cities we track in the South Central, with a one-bedroom rent of $816 a month.
- What is the most expensive city in the South Central?
- Austin, TX is the priciest of the cities we track in the South Central, with a one-bedroom rent of $1,457 a month.
- Which states are in the South Central?
- We track cities in 4 states in the South Central: Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana & Arkansas.
Sources: US Census Bureau, ACS 5-Year; NOAA Climate Normals 1981–2010; Tax Foundation 2026 (state taxes).