What's Happening in Oklahoma City, OK…

Oklahoma County, and by extension Oklahoma City, saw promising home sales in December despite the unusually cold weather.

Although winter usually brings slowing home sales December’s home closings were up 141 from November and a little higher than a year ago. Another source of data, Refin listed approximately 889 homes sold in the county during the last month of 2025. Additionally, The Oklahoman reported that MLS data showed the inventory of homes for sales was slowly increasing as well.

Refin also reported that the median sale price was about $252,000 with most sellers roughly getting their asking price with a sale-to-list ratio of 97.5%, showing the earlier all-out bidding wars are declining.

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It would appear that the housing market here is moving toward an equilibrium between buyers and sellers which mirrors economists’ predictions for the national housing situation in 2026. This means for buyers that the increased inventory will result in less bidding pressure giving more breathing space for inspectors and in placing offers. Meanwhile sellers can nevertheless count on near list offers and not worry about basement clearance offers.

Realtor.com predicts average 30-year rates in 2026 at about 6.3% that would help in making homes affordable compared to the recent interest rate peaks.

The bottom line for the Oklahoma business community is that new companies will fill more comfortable locating here if they feel their employees will face a stable housing market.
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