RANK #122 / 1001 NAT · #5 / 15 OK · POP 51,938
1YR FORECAST: -0.2%
5YR OUTLOOK: +35%
Logan County ranks #122 out of 1001 U.S. counties on the Boom Town Index. Strong signals across affordability, population growth, and market activity suggest this county is on an upward trajectory. Detailed narrative coming soon.
Overvalued relative to economy
Well below national median
Below-average climate & terrain
Below national median (15x)
Housing looks overvalued at 29.8x — home prices are high relative to local economic output. The typical U.S. county is 4–6x.
Source: Redfin · Census BPS — Browse sales on Redfin →
Source: CDC/NCHS vital statistics via County Health Rankings (2020–2022 avg). Rates per 100,000 population. Grade based on homicide rate relative to national average (~6.3). Learn more →
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Logan County ranks #122 out of 1001 U.S. counties on the Boom Town Index with a score of 88/100, putting it in the top tier nationally. Job growth of +1.1% and a median household income of $83,899 point to a county with active economic momentum.
Housing in Logan County is roughly in line with national affordability norms. The median home costs $246,700 and the income-to-home-value ratio sits at 0.34, with rents averaging $891/month. Not a bargain, but not a stretch for most local earners either.
Logan County is growing on multiple fronts. Population is up +2.0% year-over-year while employers added jobs at a +1.1% clip. Home values shifted +0.5% in the past year.
There's a moderate stream of newcomers. About 4.09% of residents moved from another state, which is above average and suggests Logan County has appeal as a relocation destination — though it's not among the highest-inflow counties nationally.