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Osage County real estate Market Report.

Information and statistics on the latest trends in the Osage County real estate market. *

Latest Monthly Snapshot

June 2026

Median sale price
$217K
+10% from May '26
Median list price
$196K
-10% from May '26
Active listings
36
-5.3% from May '26
Homes sold
10
-50% from May '26
New pendings
9
-53% from May '26
New listings
13
-35% from May '26

Monthly Pricing Trends for Osage County

Monthly data for the latest available year.

Monthly Pricing Trends for Osage County Jul '25 Sep '25 Nov '25 Jan '26 Mar '26 May '26 Jun '26 Median sale price in July 2025: $200K Median sale price in August 2025: $185K Median sale price in September 2025: $221K Median sale price in October 2025: $245K Median sale price in November 2025: $190K Median sale price in December 2025: $166K Median sale price in January 2026: $175K Median sale price in February 2026: $147K Median sale price in March 2026: $195K Median sale price in April 2026: $149K Median sale price in May 2026: $197K Median sale price in June 2026: $217K Median list price in July 2025: $221K Median list price in August 2025: $241K Median list price in September 2025: $181K Median list price in October 2025: $173K Median list price in November 2025: $195K Median list price in December 2025: $132K Median list price in January 2026: $178K Median list price in February 2026: $175K Median list price in March 2026: $205K Median list price in April 2026: $195K Median list price in May 2026: $219K Median list price in June 2026: $196K July 2025 Median sale price $200K Median list price $221K August 2025 Median sale price $185K Median list price $241K September 2025 Median sale price $221K Median list price $181K October 2025 Median sale price $245K Median list price $173K November 2025 Median sale price $190K Median list price $195K December 2025 Median sale price $166K Median list price $132K January 2026 Median sale price $175K Median list price $178K February 2026 Median sale price $147K Median list price $175K March 2026 Median sale price $195K Median list price $205K April 2026 Median sale price $149K Median list price $195K May 2026 Median sale price $197K Median list price $219K June 2026 Median sale price $217K Median list price $196K
Median sale price
Median list price
* Data provided by Redfin, a national real estate brokerage.
40
Seller’s Market
Seller’s Market
Buyer’s Market
0
25
50
75
100

Market gauge is calculated using active listings and pending sales from the most recently available reporting period (Jun 2026).

Osage County currently leans toward sellers, with the local market gauge reading 40 out of 100. Months of supply has climbed to 2.6, still below the level that would signal clear balance. Typical home value sits around $216,600, noticeably lower than the statewide median of about $304,000.

Price trends have been moving upward even as listing prices have adjusted. The typical home value is up about 4% from a year ago, while the median list price has risen more than 15% year over year despite a double-digit drop from last month. Inventory remains relatively tight, with active listings down about 18% from a year ago, and homes are selling in a median of 19 days, much faster than the triple-digit days seen in March.

Sales activity, on the other hand, has cooled. Homes sold are down by about one-third compared with last year, and pending sales have fallen by a similar margin, suggesting fewer deals are closing even as supply has increased from winter levels. The sale-to-list ratio has weakened, and no recent sales closed above list price, indicating buyers have gained some negotiating room while sellers still benefit from limited inventory. Whether you are a buyer navigating these mixed signals or a seller trying to price correctly, Agent Pronto can connect you with a local agent who understands current conditions.



Learn more about what Osage County has to offer.

Osage County offers its residents a welcoming, close-knit community with accessible amenities, strong schools, abundant outdoor recreation, and meaningful opportunities for local work and civic engagement.

Osage County stands out from nearby metro areas by offering small communities with a strong rural identity, yet convenient access to Topeka and Douglas County. Towns like Lyndon, Osage City, and Carbondale blend long established neighborhoods, newer subdivisions, and acreage properties that appeal to both lifelong residents and newcomers.

Outdoor life is a defining feature. Locals fish, boat, and camp at Pomona State Park and Melvern Lake, and enjoy trails and ballfields at Jones Park. Weekend routines often include coffee or a casual meal in town, followed by youth sports, school events, or time on the water. Community calendars revolve around local schools such as Osage City USD 420 and Santa Fe Trail USD 434, county fairs, and seasonal festivals.

Housing options range from historic homes near Main Street to lake area cabins and farmsteads. Buyers will want to understand differences between in town services, rural utilities, and lake developments, as well as local regulations from Osage County government. Sellers should pay attention to timing around school years, agricultural cycles, and lake season to reach the right audience.

Whether you are relocating from Shawnee County or moving across town, Agent Pronto can connect you with a knowledgeable Osage County real estate agent to help you prepare, price, and time your move wisely, whether you are buying or selling.

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RE/MAX Heritage
“I have never worked with such an amazing & honest Realtor in my life. Jason provided me with so much information I've never ever seen that much before. I truly think if I would of called him at 2am he would of answered. Now I asked him for alot of extra help. Too much truthfully but he would respond almost immediately & if I needed help with something or had a question he was on it & I never was left hanging once. I'm so thankful I found him & he impressed me immediately. I wish every realtor could be like him 1 word "Exceptionalizsm".”

Mary W. · Wichita, KS

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Platinum Realty
“Heather was fantastic in helping us find our home! She was knowledgable and kept us in the loop during the whole process. We highly recommend her to anybody buying or selling their home!”

Lydia Manley · Spring Hill, KS

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Keller Williams Heather Peters Real Estate
“The real estate agent you recommended, Tricia Davis, did a very good job.”

John T. · Wichita, KS

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ERA Real Estate Great American Realty
“James worked with us through all aspects of selling our home. He was always available for phone calls; answering questions, offering advice & support.”

Kim Keller · Garden City, KS

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MBA Real Estate
“Wonderful experience with agent Jason Robinson. He went above and beyond to be helpful throughout the process. Highly recommend!”

Steve R. · Lawrence, KS

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Keller Williams
“Friendly, competent, professional, honest and loyal to this customer!”

Cheryl & Larry E. · Leavenworth, KS

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Reilly Real Estate
“This is the second time Andrea Sheridan has sold me a house, and the first time she has assisted in selling my home. I will never work with another agent as long as she is in the business, as her conduct in every instance has surpassed expectations and earned a lifetime customer.”

Blane Dutro · Kansas City, MO

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Keller Williams Northland Partners
“Andy was courteous, professional, and a delight to work with. He is a real treasure in a tough business.”

Darrell B. · Overland Park, KS

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Real Broker
“My realtor was professional and handled everything. She put my mind at ease throughout the entire process.”

Laura P. · Wichita, KS

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Keller Williams Signature Partners LLC

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