Oldham County Real Estate Market Update – November 2025

Market Snapshot

Active Listings: 226 homes are currently on the market, averaging $698,260.0 and spending about 83.3 days on the market.

Closed Sales: 53 homes sold, averaging $782,499.0, and selling in about 43.0 days.

Cancelled Listings: 39 listings were cancelled, averaging $787,856.0 and lasting around 102.3 days on the market.

Expired Listings: 6 homes expired unsold, averaging $491,642.0 and sitting for approximately 102.5 days.

Key Trends

1. Closed sales averaged over $780K, signalling strong demand in upper mid-priced to luxury tiers.

2. Active listings are priced lower on average than closed homes, suggesting buyers are paying more for desirable, well-positioned listings.

3. Cancelled and expired homes spent over 100 days on the market, highlighting the continued risks of overpricing.

4. Well-priced homes are still selling within 30–45 days, showing that demand remains steady heading into winter.

What This Means

For Buyers: Inventory remains strong with 226 active listings, giving buyers options — but desirable homes are clearly commanding higher prices. Prepare to act quickly for well‑priced listings.

For Sellers: Pricing continues to determine success. Homes aligned with market expectations are selling in roughly six weeks, while overpriced listings are stalling for months or being pulled entirely.

Final Thoughts

The Oldham County market in November 2025 shows continued strength, particularly among homes that meet buyer expectations on price and presentation. Overpricing remains the leading cause of stalled or failed listings, while well‑positioned homes continue to move efficiently. Entering late fall, strategic pricing is more important than ever.