The Oklahoma City housing market is undergoing a noticeable shift toward a more balanced environment as we head into the fall. With a significant jump in new properties hitting the market and total
Dated: October 15 2025
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The regional real estate market continued its dynamic performance in September 2025. Data from MLSOK, Inc. for the month shows healthy growth in both sales activity and available homes, presenting a mixed but favorable environment for both buyers and sellers.
September brought positive year-over-year gains in all key metrics for all properties:
This continued surge in inventory—following last month's trend—is the dominant story, but unlike August, closed sales also saw a positive bump, indicating that buyers are actively engaging with the new supply.
A key indicator of market rebalancing is the Months’ Supply of Inventory, which increased 27.3% for single-family homes and a strong 41.9% for townhouse-condos. While this is great news for selection, the Average Days on Market also increased, up 19.0% for single-family homes and a dramatic 80.0% for townhouse-condos. This suggests that while there are more homes and buyers are active, properties are taking longer to sell compared to the frenzied pace of the previous year.
The September data reveals a market that is actively working to satisfy buyer demand by bringing more homes to the table, while still delivering price growth for sellers.
Statistics courtesy of MLSOK
https://okcmar.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/Sept_2025_MLS_Report.pdf
Amy Chambers is a Managing Broker and trusted Realtor serving Southwest Oklahoma City and Moore, OK. She understands that homeownership is a big deal—and that getting there is both exciting and ....
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