Metro Park has seen notable price movement recently, with the typical home value at about $130,000 in February 2026, down roughly 27.78% from last year and 26.76% from the prior month. This is well below the broader Oklahoma City typical value of $265,000, highlighting a more affordable pocket within the city. Median list prices, however, are holding steady around $150,000 month over month, suggesting sellers are not cutting asking prices as quickly as values have shifted. Even with these changes, the local market gauge reads 35, indicating conditions still lean toward sellers.
Listing and contract activity helps explain how these prices play out day to day. Inventory is limited at just 7 homes, unchanged from recent months and from a year ago, while new listings total 5, up 25% from last year. Homes are moving quickly, spending a median of only 15 days on the market, a sharp drop of 69.7% from last month and 94.51% from a year ago.
On the contract side, pending sales sit at 2, down about 33.33% year over year, and homes are selling for roughly 95% of their list price on average with no recent sales closing above list. Projections for March 2026 point to a typical home value around $106,250 and a median list price still near $150,000, with inventory expected to remain at 7. With shifting values, fast-moving listings, and modest negotiation room, both buyers and sellers in Metro Park can benefit from Agent Pronto’s help connecting with a local real estate agent who understands these dynamics.
