Key things to know about Oklahoma’s housing market if you’re looking to buy or sell near Oklahoma City

OKLAHOMA CITY – Anyone looking to buy or sell a home in Oklahoma’s housing market in September will face a steady market that leans toward a buyer’s advantage, according to trend data fromRealtor.com.

Key Oklahoma housing numbers:

  • Median listing price: $299,000 (down .35% year-over-year)
  • Median selling price: $264,995 (up 1.92% year-over-year)
  • Active listings in August 2026: 37,322 (up 3.84% year-over-year)

What is the median home price in Oklahoma?

Realtor.com shows a median listing price in Oklahoma of $299,000, and a median selling price of $264,995.

The average price per square foot for homes in Oklahoma is $163, which is a slight increase over last year (.26%.)

Is Oklahoma a buyer’s market or a seller’s market?

Realtor.com says the current housing market in Oklahoma favors buyers, citing several key market insights.

  • Sales: The median listing price is $299K, down 0.35% month-over-month, giving buyers slightly more negotiating room.
  • Sales Pace: Listings had a median time on market of 60 days, up 18.37% year-over-year, so buyers can expect a slower pace while sellers may need more competitive pricing.
  • Inventory: Active listings totaled 37.3K, up 3% month-over-month, expanding choice for buyers and reducing bidding pressure.

Which Oklahoma cities are the most and least expensive for homebuyers?

Most expensive:

  • Hochatown (median listing price of $642,500)
  • Broken Bow (median listing price of $627,250
  • Bixby (median listing price of 497,000)
  • Edmond (median listing price of $418,750)
  • Broken Arrow (median listing price of 362,503)
  • Norman (median listing price of $353,278)

Least expensive:

  • Lawton (median listing price of $177,500)
  • Shawnee (median listing price of $231,850)
  • Oklahoma City (median listing price of $268,400)
  • Tulsa (median listing price of $274,950)
  • Yukon (median listing price of $309,900)
  • Stillwater (median listing price of $319,769)

How long are Oklahoma homes taking to sell?

Realtor.com shows a year-over-year increase in the number of days homes in Oklahoma spend on the market as of August 2026, with a median of 60 days. This means buyers can expect a slower pace while sellers may need more competitive pricing.

How many homes are for sale in Oklahoma?

Realtor.com says Active listings in August totaled 37.3K, up 3% month-over-month, expanding choice for buyers and reducing bidding pressure…

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