c.1920 Three Bedroom Oklahoma Craftsman Bungalow $98K

c.1920 Three Bedroom Oklahoma Craftsman Bungalow. So cute and bright inside and out.

102 E Swan Ave, Konawa, OK 74849    $98,000

• Contact Realtor: Manuel Cantu Jr.
• Google Map
• Niche

*

*

*

*

Pros of Living in Konawa, OK

1. Very Low Cost of Living

   • Overall cost of living in Konawa is well below the U.S. average.

   • Housing is especially cheap: median home values are low (≈ $50,000–$80,000 depending on source) compared to both U.S. and Oklahoma averages.

   • Rent is also affordable vs national averages.

2. Smaller, More Tight‑Knit Community / Rural / Suburban Feel

   • Konawa has a small population (≈ 1,100‑1,200).

   • Many residents report a sense of community, people knowing neighbors, fewer crowds.

3. Housing Opportunities

   • Because homes are relatively cheap, you can often get more space for your money compared to more expensive urban/suburban areas.

   • The housing market appears neutral (not extremely competitive), so there may be less pressure/bidding wars.

4. Natural / Outdoor Amenities

   • There are lakes nearby that people use for recreation.

   • More open space; less congestion, traffic. For people who prefer slower pace or more rural lifestyle, that’s a plus.

5. Decent Education & Livability in Some Metrics

   • Some sources note education as one of the pros compared to similar small towns.

   • Livability scores (balancing affordability, amenities, etc.) are respectable.

---

Cons / Challenges of Living in Konawa, OK

1. High Crime Rates Especially Violent Crime

   • Konawa has higher rates of violent crime compared to national averages.

   • Property crime is also elevated.

   • Crime tends to vary by neighborhood: some parts of town are safer than others.

2. Low Income & High Poverty Rates

   • A large share of residents live below the poverty line (≈ 25‑30+%).

   • Median household incomes are low, reflecting limited economic opportunity locally.

3. Declining / Small Population & Limited Growth

   • Konawa has seen population decline in recent years.

   • Small population means fewer amenities, fewer services, fewer businesses. Some things simply won’t be available locally.

4. Fewer Amenities & Services

   • For many needs—specialized medical care, big shopping, entertainment—you may need to travel.

   • Public transit is likely minimal or non-existent; car dependence is high.

5. Housing Market & Value Fluctuations

   • While housing is cheap, there have been recent fluctuations. E.g. median sold home price dropped in some months.

   • Low home value also means less equity build-up over time, potentially more fragile in economic downturns.

6. Distance / Access Issues

   • Depending on where you need to travel (airport, major city, specialized services), distances may be a notable factor.

   • Because Konawa is small and somewhat remote relative to major urban centers, access to some things is slower or more limited.

*

*

*

*

*

*

*

*

*

*

*

*

*

*

*

*