Housing: a whole new ballgame
City prices strong; inventory puts buyers in charge
There's been a change of possession in the Oklahoma City housing market, and home sellers might not know it yet, but they're playing defense.
Buyers have the ball.
Home prices remain strong in the Oklahoma City area but sales slowed even more in September. Sales in the area sank 25.3 percent in September compared with August.
Still, there is a six-month supply of houses, which is considered a neutral market...
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