Oklahoma City

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Real Estate Guide 2007

Analysis by region

National statistics are meaningful, but in real estate "location, location, location" means local trends trump all.


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Oklahoma City

Homes prices remain below the national average in this city, which became the cornerstone of America's heartland after the deadly 1995 bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building. Prices are steadily rising, with the city not experiencing drastic increases that had led to problems elsewhere around the country.

4th quarter 2006:	$123,700
Median price 4th qtr 2005:	$115,500
% change:	7.1%
Projected avg price end of 2007:	$149,930
Current avg 30-year fixed rate:	5.81%
Current avg 5/1 ARM rate	5.61%
*Affordability rating:	5.3
Foreclosures in Jan. 2006: (1 for every 574 households)	823
Foreclosures in Jan. 2007: (1 for every 678 households)	696
Change in foreclosures:	-15.43

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Key market events

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	Dec. '05: Median price $115,500
	Jan. '06: 30-yr fixed rate at year's low 6.10%
	June '06: National median home price $227,100
	June '06: Fed makes last of 17 rate hikes
	July '06: 30-yr fixed rate at year's high 6.80%
	Dec. '06: Median price rises 7.1% to $123,700
	Jan. '07: National median home price: $210,600