Norman, Oklahoma · Updated September 2026
The Norman, OK real estate market.
A plain-English snapshot of home prices and activity across Norman — median sale prices, how they're trending, and where the market is most active — all from real recorded sales.
* Recorded home sales in the last 12 months across the 150 Norman neighborhoods tracked on this site — a sample of the market, not the whole city.
Norman home prices, year over year
The median recorded sale price of a Norman home is up about 3% from 2024 to 2025, from Atlas market data. 2026 figures are year-to-date.
Norman prices by range
| Tier | Median range | Neighborhoods | Sold · 12 mo |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter & first homes | $65K–$197K | 31 | 297 |
| Established & mid-range | $200K–$298K | 60 | 761 |
| Move-up homes | $300K–$422K | 34 | 412 |
| Premium & newer builds | $430K–$525K | 12 | 193 |
| Luxury & estate homes | $592K–$1.48M | 13 | 81 |
Where Norman is moving
The most active neighborhoods by recorded sales in the last 12 months.
Brookhaven
Typically 4 bd · 2.5–3.5 ba · 2,300–3,300 sq ft
One of Norman's most recognized addresses on the northwest side — established, amenity-rich, and consistently among the city's stronger markets.
View Brookhaven →The Villages
Typically 3 bd · 1 ba · 1,150–1,350 sq ft
An established, mid-range Norman neighborhood with consistent home sales.
View The Villages →Red Canyon Ranch
Typically 3–4 bd · 2–2.5 ba · 2,000–2,400 sq ft
A popular newer community on Norman's west side with modern homes and amenities.
View Red Canyon Ranch →Cedar Lane
Typically 3–4 bd · 1.5–2 ba · 1,700–2,250 sq ft
A move-up Norman neighborhood with larger or newer homes.
View Cedar Lane →Summit Lakes
Typically 3–4 bd · 2–2.5 ba · 1,900–2,250 sq ft
A sought-after northwest Norman community built around lakes and trails, popular with move-up buyers wanting newer homes and amenities.
View Summit Lakes →Colonial Estates
Typically 3 bd · 2 ba · 1,050–1,350 sq ft
One of Norman's most active entry-level markets — approachable, centrally located homes that trade hands often and stay within reach for first-time buyers.
View Colonial Estates →Norman market questions
What is the median home price in Norman, OK?
Across the 150 Norman neighborhoods tracked here, the median recorded sale price is about $263,750, from Atlas market data. Prices vary widely by neighborhood — see the price-range table above, or open any neighborhood page for its own numbers.
Is now a good time to sell a home in Norman?
Norman stays in steady demand thanks to the University of Oklahoma and its place in the OKC metro. Whether it's the right time for YOUR home depends on its condition, your timing, and today's buyers — the fastest way to know is a free, no-obligation home value from GRID.
How fast are homes selling in Norman?
Recorded sales stay active across the city; the busiest neighborhoods (see “Where Norman is moving”) logged the most sales in the past year. For how quickly homes like yours are actually selling on your street, ask GRID for a street-level read.
Where do these Norman market numbers come from?
Every figure here comes from publicly recorded home sales (Cleveland County) via the Atlas market-data feed, refreshed when the site rebuilds. They're a real sample of the market — not an online estimate.
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