"Realtor.com's analysis gave Oklahoma a total score of 58.4, placing it comfortably in the top half of the rankings. The state's median listing price was $297,540 in 2024, paired with a median household income of $63,261. The Realtors Affordability Score came in at 0.77, one of the stronger marks nationwide, showing that many listings remain accessible to typical earners. Oklahoma"
"In a post on his Truth Social platform in early October, he accused major builders of hoarding lots to prop up prices-likening them to OPEC, which restricts oil output to maintain high prices. "They're my friends ... but now, they can get Financing, and they have to start building Homes. They're sitting on 2 Million empty lots, A RECORD," Trump wrote. He urged Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to intervene and "get Big Homebuilders going" to "restore the American Dream.""
Oklahoma's housing market remains balanced and affordable with active construction and a C+ grade for balancing new homebuilding and affordability. Median listing price in 2024 was $297,540 and median household income $63,261, producing a Realtors Affordability Score of 0.77. Oklahoma accounted for 0.9% of national housing permits while comprising about 1.2% of the U.S. population, yielding a permit-to-population ratio of 0.75. Builders are keeping pace with modest population growth, though long-term supply challenges persist. National pressure exists to increase construction, including public calls for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to prompt larger builders to build on held lots.
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