Inventory in Lawton has inched up, with 411 homes for sale and a 6.2 months supply, signaling more options for shoppers. There were 108 new listings in February 2026 and 111 pending sales, showing that new supply and contract activity are fairly balanced. Compared with last year, both new listings and pending sales are down by more than 20 percent, which means activity has cooled even as choices have widened slightly.
Pricing is adjusting to this slower pace, with the typical home value at $147,500 after an 11.28 percent month‑over‑month decline and a smaller 0.51 percent drop year over year. List prices have been steadier, with a median list price of $149,900 that is up 0.3 percent month over month even as only about 12 percent of homes sell above list and the average sale‑to‑list ratio sits just under 0.97.
Homes are moving faster than a month ago, with median days on market falling to 62, down more than 30 percent month over month and about 7 percent compared with last year. Even with a seller’s market gauge of 37, Lawton’s prices sit well below Comanche County’s typical value of $211,500, highlighting a more affordable pocket within the county. With price cuts on roughly 15 percent of listings and projected inventory rising to 422 homes next month, both buyers and sellers can benefit from working with an Agent Pronto–recommended real estate agent to navigate these shifting conditions.
