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Cherokee County, OK home prices

Cherokee County, OK: the typical home is worth $213,388 as of 2026-05, up +7.5% over the past year and +172.9% since 2000. Listings run about $167/sq ft…

Data as of · by the Real Estate Price Map data team · methodology & sources

Cherokee County is cooling and fairly valued — very affordable for what people here earn.

Momentum+7.5%Cooling
Valuation-3%Fair value
Affordability8/10Very affordable
Market71 daysBalanced

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1977: $32,799 → 2026: $213,388 (6.5×) pre-2000 estimated via FHFA index

Typical value$213,3882026-05
1-year+7.5%
5-year+36.1%
10-year+85.0%
Since 2000+172.9%
Population48k2024
Median income$50,4342023 · 4.2× income
Median rent$1,208/mo2026 · 6.8% gross yield
New homes/yr482024
Price / sq ft$167listings
Days on market712026-06
Active listings1572026-06
Price cuts20%of listings

Market read

At $213,388, homes in Cherokee County sit 31% above the Oklahoma median ($162,349) and 9% below the US median ($233,954). That ranks #18 of 77 Oklahoma counties by price.

Prices are climbing fast (+7.5% in the last year) — a seller's market.

Homes here take a while to sell — a median 71 days on the market, with 20% of listings cutting their asking price.

At 4.2× local income, that's pricier than the typical US county (~3.8×).

Prices here sit roughly in line with what local incomes and rents imply at the typical US multiple.

Buying looks cheaper than renting — ~$1,053/mo to buy (P&I, 20% down) vs $1,208/mo to rent.

Home value history

Zillow ZHVI, monthly from 2000 · recessions shaded. See the full 1975 history on the interactive map →

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Nearby counties

Adair County, OK ($180,689) · Wagoner County, OK ($283,463) · Muskogee County, OK ($159,267) · Mayes County, OK ($216,969) · Sequoyah County, OK ($191,006) · Delaware County, OK ($291,142)

Frequently asked questions

What is the average home price in Cherokee County, OK?
The typical home in Cherokee County is worth $213,388 as of 2026-05, based on the Zillow Home Value Index.
Are home prices in Cherokee County rising or falling?
Prices are up +7.5% over the past year and +172.9% since 2000 — a seller's market.
Is Cherokee County affordable?
At 4.2× the local median income of $50,434, Cherokee County is pricier than the typical US county.
What is the rental yield in Cherokee County?
Median rent is $1,208/mo — a gross rental yield of 6.8% on the typical home.
How fast do homes sell in Cherokee County?
Homes here take a median of 71 days to sell, with 20% of listings cutting their asking price.
Median home value by year
YearMedian home value
2000$78,183
2001$82,733
2002$86,860
2003$90,134
2004$93,914
2005$97,878
2006$102,010
2007$106,452
2008$109,603
2009$107,153
2010$109,341
2011$105,728
2012$107,206
2013$108,640
2014$110,914
2015$112,509
2016$112,657
2017$116,210
2018$117,358
2019$119,236
2020$126,613
2021$145,239
2022$172,514
2023$187,597
2024$193,584
2025$200,415
2026$207,164