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Oslo is primarily a middle and working-class community, with median income levels slightly below the Minnesota average at $34,375 per year for the typical family. Homebuyers relocating to Oslo typically paid 11% more than the average for real estate in the Marshall County area as a whole. For those who don't own their own homes, the cost of renting property in Oslo is far below that in surrounding localities, with rental prices averaging $150 for single-bedroom apartments up to $264 for larger properties.


The average commute for people in Oslo is 33 minutes, with 57% traveling more than 30 minutes to work. The overwhelming majority of Oslo residents (93.43%) drive to their jobs, while 0.00% use public transportation of some kind to get to the office. The rest reside close enough to their job to either bike or walk to work.

Oslo is home to many schools, with no elementary schools, no middle or junior high schools and no high schools within city limits.