

At midyear, homes were selling almost two workweeks faster than last summer — in 75 days on average in June, compared with 86 days in June 2009, according to the Oklahoma City Metro Association of Realtors.
Nonetheless, sales were off 6 percent in June compared with the year before and off 6.2 percent from May. A sign of strength, however, was the average sale price of $160,570 was virtually flat with the average of $159,400 in June 2009, and the median price of $138,000 was a 2.2 percent increase over the year-ago median of $135,000. On the building side of the market, construction has been rebounding from 2009 levels all year.
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