Norman, Oklahoma
Norman neighborhoods by price range.
A local guide to Norman's neighborhoods — grouped by price, each with live median sale prices and recent activity from Atlas market data.
Norman market trend
The median recorded sale price of a Norman home is up about 4% from 2024 to 2025, from Atlas market data. 2026 figures are year-to-date.
Starter & first homes
$168K–$216KNorman's most accessible neighborhoods — where many first-time buyers get their start.
Colonial Estates
Typically 3 bd · 2 ba · 1,050–1,350 sq ft
One of Norman's most active entry-level markets — approachable, centrally located homes that trade hands often and stay within reach for first-time buyers.
View Colonial Estates →Woodslawn
Typically 3 bd · 1.5–2 ba · 1,050–1,550 sq ft
An established, budget-friendly Norman neighborhood with steady year-round demand and easy access across town.
View Woodslawn →Shiloh Heights
Typically 3 bd · 2 ba · 1,100–1,200 sq ft
Affordable, well-located homes that appeal to first-time buyers and investors alike.
View Shiloh Heights →Chisholm Trail Estates
Typically 3 bd · 2 ba · 1,100–1,250 sq ft
A practical starter-home neighborhood with dependable resale demand and a quick commute.
View Chisholm Trail Estates →Crestland Estates
Typically 3 bd · 2 ba · 1,350–1,500 sq ft
Solid, value-priced Norman homes on mature streets — a common first stop for buyers entering the market.
View Crestland Estates →Spring Brook
Typically 3 bd · 2 ba · 1,150–1,700 sq ft
An accessible neighborhood with consistent activity and approachable prices.
View Spring Brook →High Meadows
Typically 3 bd · 1.5–2 ba · 1,100–1,650 sq ft
Entry-level Norman living with easy access to shopping and commuter routes.
View High Meadows →Meadow Park
Typically 3 bd · 2 ba · 1,100–1,600 sq ft
A centrally located, budget-conscious neighborhood popular with first-time buyers.
View Meadow Park →Eagle Cliff
Typically 3 bd · 2 ba · 1,250–1,800 sq ft
A high-turnover starter neighborhood where well-kept homes sell quickly when they list.
View Eagle Cliff →Oakhurst
Typically 3 bd · 2 ba · 1,350–1,750 sq ft
Established homes at an approachable price with steady buyer interest.
View Oakhurst →Shadowlake
Typically 3 bd · 2 ba · 1,250–1,550 sq ft
A dependable, value-oriented Norman neighborhood with regular recorded-sale activity.
View Shadowlake →Established & mid-range
$227K–$309KThe heart of the Norman market: more room and mature streets at a sensible price.
Prairie Creek
Typically 3 bd · 2 ba · 1,350–1,700 sq ft
A steady, family-oriented neighborhood with move-in-ready homes and consistent demand.
View Prairie Creek →Sonoma Park
Typically 3 bd · 2 ba · 1,400–1,550 sq ft
Comfortable mid-range homes with an easy commute and reliable resale.
View Sonoma Park →Deerfield
Typically 3 bd · 2 ba · 1,450–1,600 sq ft
An established Norman neighborhood offering more room at a sensible price.
View Deerfield →Alameda Park
Typically 3 bd · 2 ba · 1,350–1,600 sq ft
A centrally located, mid-range neighborhood with mature landscaping and steady activity.
View Alameda Park →Trailwoods
Typically 3 bd · 2 ba · 1,300–1,500 sq ft
A popular, well-located Norman neighborhood with strong year-round demand.
View Trailwoods →Hall Park
Typically 3 bd · 2 ba · 1,800–2,300 sq ft
One of east Norman's busiest markets — well-kept homes that trade regularly and hold value.
View Hall Park →Tecumseh Ridge
Typically 3 bd · 2 ba · 1,450–1,650 sq ft
A north-Norman neighborhood with roomy homes and convenient access to commuter routes.
View Tecumseh Ridge →Berkeley
Typically 3 bd · 2 ba · 1,550–1,900 sq ft
An established mid-range neighborhood with dependable homes and consistent sales.
View Berkeley →Park Place
Typically 3 bd · 2 ba · 1,650–1,800 sq ft
Comfortable, centrally located homes popular with families and repeat buyers.
View Park Place →College Manor
Typically 3 bd · 2 ba · 1,500–1,750 sq ft
Close-in Norman living near the university, valued for its walkability and steady demand.
View College Manor →Bellatona
Typically 3 bd · 2 ba · 1,600–1,800 sq ft
A well-kept neighborhood with a mix of sizes and a reputation for holding value.
View Bellatona →Greenleaf Trails
Typically 3 bd · 2 ba · 1,500–1,800 sq ft
A popular family neighborhood with newer homes and easy access to Norman's growing corridors.
View Greenleaf Trails →Cherry Creek
Typically 3 bd · 2 ba · 1,750–1,850 sq ft
An established mid-range neighborhood with comfortable homes and consistent buyer interest.
View Cherry Creek →Flint Hills
Typically 3 bd · 1 ba · 1,450–1,700 sq ft
A tidy, family-friendly neighborhood with newer construction and steady activity.
View Flint Hills →Cambridge
Typically 3–4 bd · 2 ba · 1,850–2,250 sq ft
A dependable Norman neighborhood offering space and value in the heart of the market.
View Cambridge →Move-up homes
$310K–$400KLarger homes and newer finishes for buyers trading up.
Crossroads West
Typically 3–4 bd · 2–2.5 ba · 1,950–2,400 sq ft
Newer homes on Norman's growing west side with quick access to Highway 9 and I-35.
View Crossroads West →Rock Creek
Typically 3–4 bd · 2–3 ba · 1,900–2,150 sq ft
Newer homes on Norman's west side, popular with buyers trading up into more space.
View Rock Creek →Bel-Aire
Typically 3 bd · 2 ba · 1,900–2,000 sq ft
An established move-up neighborhood with larger homes and mature streetscapes.
View Bel-Aire →Summit Lakes
Typically 3–4 bd · 2–2.5 ba · 1,950–2,250 sq ft
A sought-after northwest Norman community built around lakes and trails, popular with move-up buyers wanting newer homes and amenities.
View Summit Lakes →Summit Valley
Typically 3–4 bd · 2–2.5 ba · 1,950–2,100 sq ft
Newer construction with modern layouts on Norman's northwest side — a favorite for growing families.
View Summit Valley →Cascade Estates
Typically 3 bd · 2–2.5 ba · 1,950–2,300 sq ft
Larger homes and tidy streetscapes for buyers moving up in the Norman market.
View Cascade Estates →Warwick
Typically 3–4 bd · 2.5–3 ba · 2,300–2,600 sq ft
An upper-mid neighborhood with generous homes and established landscaping.
View Warwick →Monterey
Typically 3 bd · 2–2.5 ba · 2,150–2,750 sq ft
Roomy move-up homes with a convenient location and steady demand.
View Monterey →Red Canyon Ranch
Typically 3–4 bd · 2–2.5 ba · 2,000–2,400 sq ft
A popular newer community on Norman's west side with modern homes and amenities.
View Red Canyon Ranch →Highland Village
Typically 3–4 bd · 2.5–3 ba · 2,300–2,500 sq ft
Larger homes with higher-end finishes for buyers stepping up in Norman.
View Highland Village →Premium & newer builds
$430K–$499KNorman's upper tier — bigger lots, custom-style homes, and newer construction.
Brookhaven
Typically 4 bd · 2.5–3.5 ba · 2,300–3,300 sq ft
One of Norman's most recognized addresses on the northwest side — established, amenity-rich, and consistently among the city's stronger markets.
View Brookhaven →Rolling Hills Estates
Typically 4 bd · 3–4 ba · 2,450–3,150 sq ft
Upper-tier Norman homes on generous lots with mature landscaping.
View Rolling Hills Estates →Brookhaven Square
Typically 3 bd · 2–2.5 ba · 1,950–2,450 sq ft
A premium pocket near Brookhaven with larger, higher-end homes.
View Brookhaven Square →Carrington Place
Typically 3–4 bd · 2.5–3.5 ba · 2,550–3,450 sq ft
Newer premium construction popular with buyers wanting space and modern design.
View Carrington Place →Little River Trails
Typically 3–4 bd · 2.5–3 ba · 2,450–2,800 sq ft
An upscale Norman enclave known for larger custom-style homes.
View Little River Trails →Lincoln Terrace
Typically 3–4 bd · 2.5–3 ba · 2,500–3,000 sq ft
A premium, established neighborhood with distinctive higher-end homes.
View Lincoln Terrace →Vineyard
Typically 3–4 bd · 2–3.5 ba · 2,500–3,050 sq ft
One of Norman's premier addresses, with larger custom homes and consistently strong values.
View Vineyard →Arbor Lake
Typically 3–4 bd · 2.5–3.5 ba · 2,300–3,400 sq ft
Higher-end Norman homes on generous lots, a favorite for buyers stepping up in the market.
View Arbor Lake →Luxury & estate homes
$558K–$850KNorman's high-end market — larger custom homes, estates, and the city's premier addresses, most selling above $500,000.
Las Colinas
Typically 4 bd · 3.5 ba · 3,750–3,800 sq ft
One of Norman's premier luxury addresses — large custom estates that anchor the top of the market.
View Las Colinas →Pine Creek
Typically 3–4 bd · 2 ba · 2,700–3,150 sq ft
An upscale Norman community of larger custom homes with high-end finishes and generous lots.
View Pine Creek →Hallbrooke
Typically 3–5 bd · 2.5–3.5 ba · 2,000–3,200 sq ft
A luxury enclave known for spacious custom homes in a sought-after setting.
View Hallbrooke →