Oklahoma City Real Estate 2010 Highs and Lows

One of the more popular posts I began last year was a look through the Oklahoma City MultiList (MLS) and see the highs and lows for the year. Here are the results…

MOST EXPENSIVE HOME - Oklahoma City Real Estate

$2,399,000 23050 N Western. This is down nearly a million dollars from 2009, perhaps a sign of the economy! This beautiful 6,700 square foot home sits on 40 acres and was built in 1995. Storybook setting with balconies & porches that overlook manicured grounds with stocked pond & fountain. Amazing outdoor living with fireplace and full kitchen just off pool area. Huge master with sitting area, cathedral ceiling & floor to ceiling stone fireplace. Incredible barn with living quarters. Totally remodeled with blown out kitchen and designer decor & appointments throughout. This home closed on February 22, 2010.

HIGHEST PRICE PER FOOT - Oklahoma City Real Estate

$330.33 4303 Covington | Ashton Grove Addition | Norman. Down only $11 from 2009. A mansion of magnificent proportions, designed by architect Gary Cover and built by Jim Bowers. Designed for family living as well as large-scale entertaining. Wood floor in study made from tree which grew on property. One acre lot.

LEAST EXPENSIVE HOME - Oklahoma City Real Estate

$5,000 3912 SE 10th Place | Crosby Heights | Del City. Down $2,600 from 2009. This property was condemned by the city and had to be torn down as a condition of purchase.

LOWEST PRICE PER FOOT - Oklahoma City Real Estate

$3.98 1309 NW 105th Street | Western Village | Oklahoma City. This home had suffered tremendous fire and water damage. It closed October 7, 2010.

LONGEST ON THE MARKET - Oklahoma City Real Estate

1,424 Days 4301 The Ranch | Iron Horse Ranch | Edmond. Nearly 4 years. But, hey, that’s 2 years less than last years record! They did sell for 94% or original list price!

GREATEST OVERBID - Oklahoma City Real Estate

$70,000 8340 NW 128 Circle | Cobblestone Park | Oklahoma City. Granted, this was a new home and this amount probably represents upgrades, nevertheless, $70,000 is a lot of upgrading! This home closed on January 8, 2010.

GREATEST AMOUNT UNDER ORIGINAL LIST PRICE - Oklahoma City Real Estate

$750,000 6709 NW Grand Blvd | Nichols Hills. Originally on the market at $2,100,000, this property sold for $1,350,000 on November 30, 2010. This wasn’t even close to last years’ $2,350,000 reduction. So there you have it! This is not a scientific study, but it is fun to look at. The highs and lows of Oklahoma City real estate for 2010.

Originally posted on okchomesellers.com