Over the past year, Logan County home values have climbed noticeably, rising 13.78 percent. Typical homes now sit around $355,000, which is well above the Oklahoma state average of $250,200. This stronger price growth highlights how this county has been outpacing the broader state market.
In February 2026, buyers saw a median list price of about $360,000 and sellers faced a median of 88 days on market. Conditions leaned toward sellers with 4.2 months of supply and a market gauge of 34, even as inventory reached 311 homes and 22 percent of listings took a price drop, signaling some room for negotiation.
Looking ahead to March 2026, typical values are projected to edge up to roughly $387,500, with the median list price expected near $366,275 and inventory easing slightly to about 305 homes. New listings are down 9.01 percent year over year and pending sales have slipped 10.68 percent, suggesting fewer fresh options and slightly slower demand even though only about 8 percent of homes recently sold above list and the average sale-to-list ratio sits just under 98 percent. With these mixed signals for both sides, buyers and sellers in Logan County can benefit from Agent Pronto’s help in finding an agent who understands the shifting numbers and local trends.
