Shields-Davis currently leans toward sellers, with a strong market gauge of 10. Homes are listed at a median price of about $157,425, well below the broader Oklahoma City typical value of $265,000. Typical home value here is around $95,000, reflecting a much lower price point than the city overall.
Values have been moving quickly, with typical home value jumping 18.75% month over month even as it is still down 45.71% from a year ago. Listings are sitting a bit longer at a median of 56 days on market, yet no recent sales closed above list price and homes are selling for about 91% of asking, suggesting buyers still have room to negotiate.
Supply remains tight, with only 6 active listings and 8 new listings in the latest month, up 33.33% from last year but unchanged inventory year over year, helping explain why conditions tilt toward sellers. Looking ahead to March 2026, projections point to a modest rise in typical home value to about $102,500 while median list price is expected to edge slightly down to roughly $156,212, and inventory is projected to hold at 6, so both buyers and sellers can turn to Agent Pronto to connect with an agent who understands these evolving dynamics.
