OKC Real Estate

09/25/2026

This Deer Creek Village home has had some thoughtful updates over the last couple of years, and it shows.

With 2,941 square feet, the home offers plenty of flexibility with multiple living spaces, 3.1 bathrooms, a bonus room, and a layout that keeps most of the bedrooms downstairs. Upstairs, there’s a private bedroom with its own full bath and walk-in closet, making it a great setup for guests or anyone who wants a little extra separation.

The main living area is open and bright with tall ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, and a double-sided gas fireplace. The kitchen is built around a large island with a gas cooktop, double ovens, built-in microwave, and upper and under-cabinet lighting.

A lot of the recent improvements are worth pointing out. COREtec luxury vinyl plank flooring was installed throughout the main living areas, primary bedroom, and front study in 2025, along with new Harmony III carpet upstairs and on the staircase. The landscaping was professionally updated in 2024 with flagstone edging, refreshed flower beds, crape myrtles, and eleven junipers added for privacy.

Out back, the oversized covered patio gives you plenty of room to actually use the backyard, and a spa/hot tub added in 2025 makes it an even better place to unwind.

You’re also close to the Kilpatrick Turnpike and Memorial corridor, with access to the neighborhood pool, greenbelt, and recreation facilities.

Take a closer look at this well-kept, updated home or schedule a private tour at
https://okcrealestategroup.com/home-search/listings/7717112951205230989-6217-NW-153rd-Street




Listing featured courtesy of Phillip Kitchen

09/23/2026

09/22/2026

One of the toughest conversations in real estate can be separating what a home needs to sell for from what buyers are actually willing to pay for it.

Your original purchase price doesn’t determine today’s value.

Your Zestimate doesn’t set the price.

Your tax assessment doesn’t set the price.

And the amount you need to walk away with at closing doesn’t set the price either.

The market does.

That means looking at recent comparable sales, current competition, location, condition, upgrades, buyer demand, and what similar homes are actually selling for.

You can list a home at any price you want. The real question is whether buyers see enough value at that price to make an offer.

And when a home is priced too high, the market usually lets us know pretty quickly: fewer showings, little interest, no offers, and eventually price reductions.

A strong pricing strategy isn’t about picking the highest number we can justify. It’s about positioning the home where buyers see the value and are willing to compete for it.

Thinking about selling? Let’s look at the numbers and build a pricing strategy based on what your market is actually doing.

09/21/2026

Don't miss this beautiful Yukon home...

Located behind the gates of a private community just off Route 66, this 5-bedroom, 4.1-bath home offers nearly 4,900 square feet with a floor plan that can adapt to just about any stage of life.

The kitchen has been extensively updated with plenty of cabinetry and a large island at the center of it all. The primary suite has also been completely updated, and much of the flooring throughout the home has been refreshed.

One of my favorite features is the upstairs bonus room with its own bathroom and direct garage access. Guest quarters, game room, home office, private living space...there are a lot of ways to use it. Add in multiple bedroom balconies and an elevator, and this home has some features you simply don't see every day.

And when Oklahoma summer rolls around, the backyard is ready with an in-ground pool and plenty of room to expand the outdoor living space.

If you're looking for a larger home in Yukon with privacy, flexibility, and some genuinely unique features, message me for the details or to schedule a private showing.
More info here! https://okcrealestategroup.com/home-search/listings/7717516617499358824-9809-Ramsey-Road



Listing featured courtesy of Rachel Hartless

09/15/2026

When your home hits the market, you have something you won’t have again: a brand-new listing.

Those first couple of weeks are typically when you’re getting the most attention from buyers who have already been watching the market and waiting for the right home to come along.

That’s why your pricing and preparation before you list matter so much.

If you come out priced too high with the idea that you can “test the market” and reduce later, you may burn through some of your best buyer attention. By the time the price comes down, your home is no longer the new listing everyone is watching.

My approach is to have the home ready from Day 1:

✔️ Price it based on the current market and competition
✔️ Handle important preparation before listing
✔️ Use professional photos and strong marketing
✔️ Pay close attention to showing activity and buyer feedback
✔️ Be willing to adjust quickly if the market is telling us something

The goal isn’t to see how high we can start.

The goal is to position your home to get the strongest possible response while buyer attention is at its highest.

Selling a home is a strategy, not a guessing game.

09/11/2026

Ever wonder how Realtors get signs in when the ground feels like concrete? Here's one of my favorite little hacks. I always keep a drill with a small earth auger bit in my trunk. When the ground is too hard to drive a sign in, I drill a quick pilot hole and the sign goes in without a fight. A little preparation goes a long way. Problems are a lot easier to solve when you plan for them before they happen.

09/11/2026

Ever wonder how Realtors get signs in when the ground feels like concrete? Here's one of my favorite little hacks. I always keep a drill with a small earth auger bit in my trunk. When the ground is too hard to drive a sign in, I drill a quick pilot hole and the sign goes in without a fight. A little preparation goes a long way. Problems are a lot easier to solve when you plan for them before they happen.

09/11/2026

Over an acre, 3,375 square feet, and a layout that gives everyone a little room to claim as their own.

Sitting on 1.14 acres near Mustang, this 2022 modern farmhouse offers plenty of room to spread out inside and out.

The details are what really set it apart. Vaulted ceilings with exposed wood beams, light wood flooring, a large fireplace with built-ins, dedicated study, formal dining room, butler’s pantry, and a kitchen built around a massive island with two-tone cabinetry and a herringbone backsplash.

The primary suite is spacious and well designed, while the upstairs bonus room with its own full bathroom can become whatever your household needs: guest space, theater room, game room, second office, or a little separation when everyone has been together long enough.

Out back, there’s a covered patio for relaxing or entertaining, and with more than an acre, you get some breathing room while still being just minutes from Mustang’s shopping, restaurants, and everyday conveniences.

5 Beds | 4.1 Baths | 3,375 SF | 1.14 Acres | 3-Car Garage

Want to take a closer look or schedule a private tour? Check it out here https://okcrealestategroup.com/home-search/listings/7717729488857118483-12716-SW-53rd-Street



Listing featured courtesy of Blake Shelton

09/10/2026

UNDER CONTRACT before it ever hit the market.

These sellers are previous clients of mine, and with a PCS to Washington coming up, we had a plan to get their home ready to officially hit the market on November 5.

We started with an in-person walkthrough, discussed what needed to be done to prepare the home, and built a timeline that worked around their upcoming move.

But we never made it to November 5.

An interested buyer came along, and after coordinating with their agent, they set up a couple of Zoom calls so they could virtually tour the home. From there, we worked through the details and got it under contract before it ever went live.

No days on market. No parade of showings. And one less thing for my sellers to worry about while preparing for their PCS to Washington.

Sometimes the best real estate strategy isn’t about getting a property on the market as quickly as possible. It’s about recognizing the right opportunity when it shows up and making it work for your clients.

PCSing out of Oklahoma and need to figure out what to do with your home? Let’s build a plan around your timeline.
https://okcrealestategroup.com/contact

09/10/2026

Behind the scenes on inspection day!

Inspections are an important part of any home purchase. Myself and my team of trusted vendors do an in depth sweep and detailed report of every property. Even new construction homes can come with their own set of problems, and a thorough inspection helps avoid unnecessary surprises and repairs.

If you have questions about the home buying process, or want a list of my preferred vendors for your home inspections or repairs, I'm always a call or click away.
https://okcrealestategroup.com/contact