Central Park is seeing only a handful of homes for sale, with 8 active listings in February 2026 and 3 new listings added, indicating limited options for buyers. Contract activity is steady but modest, with 6 homes going under contract and pending sales down 25% from last year, reflecting a slower flow of deals.
Prices are adjusting in response to this environment, with the typical home value at $223,250 but the median list price much lower at $165,000. Month over month, the typical home value fell 29.13% while the median list price dropped 40%, showing sellers are pricing more aggressively even in what is labeled a seller’s market.
Time on market has lengthened significantly over the past year, with homes taking a median of 100 days to sell, up 117.39% annually but down 20% from the prior month, suggesting some recent momentum. Compared with Oklahoma City overall, where the typical home value is $265,000, Central Park remains more affordable and is projected to have a typical value of $177,375 next month alongside a projected median list price of $110,000 and inventory holding at 8 homes. Whether buyers are trying to navigate these shifting conditions or sellers are working to price correctly, Agent Pronto can connect them with a local agent who understands Central Park’s trends.
