Year over year, typical home values in Southeast Oklahoma City have edged down about 1.11%, landing near $232,391 in February 2026, a bit lower than Oklahoma City overall at roughly $265,000. Month to month, though, values have inched up 0.65%, and projections point to a slight rise to about $233,141 next month, suggesting a modest but steady direction.
Looking at current listing activity, the median list price recently reached about $244,900, up 3.34% from the prior month, with a projected bump to roughly $248,852 in March 2026. Inventory has eased to around 212 homes, down 6.19% month over month but still up 7.61% from last year, while new listings have fallen 22.73% and pending sales are down 12.02% year over year.
In day-to-day market terms, homes are spending about 49 days on the market, a noticeable 30.67% increase from last month and 6.52% higher than a year ago, giving buyers a bit more time to decide. Even with that extra time, this area still leans toward sellers, reflected in a seller's market gauge of 10, an average sale-to-list ratio near 0.98, and about 18% of homes selling above asking. Whether buyers are trying to navigate shifting prices or sellers are aiming to capitalize on strong conditions, Agent Pronto can connect both with an agent who understands Southeast Oklahoma City’s trends.
