Enid’s housing market is seeing a steady flow of homes and contracts. In February 2026, buyers could choose from 193 active listings, with 59 new homes coming to market and 58 going under contract. Inventory has edged up about 6 percent month over month and nearly 5 percent year over year, giving shoppers more options without overwhelming supply.
Prices are adjusting in response to this balance between listings and demand. The typical home value sits around $155,250, up about 15 percent from last year, while nearby Garfield County is slightly higher at $159,000 and has also grown strongly. Month to month, though, Enid’s median list price dropped to about $169,000 and is projected to ease further to roughly $137,250 next month, suggesting sellers are responding to longer marketing times and buyer sensitivity.
Homes are taking longer to sell, with a median of 104 days on market, up sharply both month over month and year over year. Roughly 20 percent of listings have seen a price cut, and only about 11 percent of recent sales closed above list price, with an average sale-to-list ratio near 0.94. Even with these shifts, the market gauge still points to a seller’s market at 33, supported by about 4.2 months of supply and a slight uptick in projected inventory to 198 homes, and both buyers and sellers can turn to Agent Pronto to connect with an agent who understands these trends.
