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Norman–OKC Real Estate Market Check-In: November 2025

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Norman–OKC Real Estate Market Check-In: November 2025 Market Overview As November 2025 unfolds, the Norman and Oklahoma City real estate markets are showing classic late-year stability after a steady autumn. Activity has cooled slightly following the summer surge, but demand remains healthy thanks to Oklahoma’s affordability, steady job growth, and migration from higher-cost states. While higher interest rates continue to shape buyer decisions, local markets are benefiting from balanced inventory levels and strong investor participation, particularly in the rental and value-add segments. Key Stats for November 2025 Median Home Price (OKC Metro): $275,000 (up 2.4% year-over-year) Average Days on Market: 39 days (up from 33 days in October) Inventory Levels: Up 7% month-over-month Closed Sales Volume: Down 5% seasonally Trends to Watch 1. Moderate Cooling After Summer Gains Sales pace has slowed slightly as buyers and sellers adjust to fall conditions. However, Norman, Moore, and Edm...

DFW Real Estate Market Check-In: November 2025

DFW Real Estate Market Check-In: November 2025 Market Overview As we enter November 2025, the Dallas–Fort Worth real estate market continues its steady transition toward a more balanced environment. Seasonal slowdowns are beginning to appear, but demand remains solid — especially among motivated buyers seeking to close before the year’s end. Inventory has leveled off after modest increases earlier in the fall, giving both buyers and sellers room to negotiate. While appreciation has cooled compared to the rapid gains seen over the past few years, strong employment and population growth continue to support housing demand across the Metroplex. Key Stats for November 2025 Median Home Price: $422,000 (up 3.1% year-over-year) Average Days on Market: 35 days (up from 31 days in October) Inventory Levels: Stable, up 5% compared to last month Closed Sales Volume: Down 4% month-over-month due to seasonal cooling Trends to Watch 1. Seasonal Slowdown, Not a Slump The fall and early winter mont...