Blog > What’s the Latest Forecast for Tulsa Home Prices in 2025?
The Tulsa housing market in 2025 remains one of the most balanced and resilient in the Midwest. While national headlines may focus on high interest rates and affordability struggles in big metros, Tulsa continues to stand out for its stability, affordability, and consistent growth.
Steady Growth, Not Speculation
Unlike volatile markets such as Austin or Phoenix, Tulsa’s real estate has grown gradually and sustainably. As of fall 2025, the median home price in Tulsa is hovering around $275,000–$280,000, up roughly 3–4% year-over-year. Zillow reports Tulsa home values have risen 1.7%, while Redfin shows median sold prices up nearly 5% year-over-year.
That moderate pace of appreciation means the city isn’t at risk of a housing bubble. Prices continue to climb due to limited inventory, steady job growth, and in-migration from other states—especially buyers relocating from California, Texas, and Colorado seeking affordability.
What’s Fueling Demand
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Tulsa Remote Program: Continues to attract remote professionals seeking low cost of living.
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Expanding job sectors: Healthcare, aerospace, energy, and tech have stabilized post-pandemic employment.
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Low cost of ownership: Oklahoma’s property taxes and insurance remain below national averages.
Outlook for 2025
Most analysts expect home prices in Tulsa to rise 2–5% through the remainder of 2025. The only segment showing slight cooling is high-end luxury ($700K+), which tends to move slower in higher-rate environments.
The Local Realtor Perspective
For buyers, this means acting sooner is smarter—waiting for prices to drop may backfire. For sellers, modest appreciation and healthy buyer demand make now a favorable window to list.
Want a personalized home value report for your neighborhood? Contact me, Jason Gilbert, Real Broker Tulsa, and I’ll provide a free 2025 market forecast tailored to your property.