Michael Saveth - Realtor

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How Much Does It Cost To Sell A House In Tulsa? (2026 Breakdown) How much does it cost to sell a house in Tulsa Oklahoma in 2026? I'm Michael Saveth, lifelong Tulsan and Tulsa realtor, and in this video I break down every ...

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Tulsa Real Estate Market Update | May 2026

The market is moving. Here’s where things stand right now.

➡️ Median home price: ~$225K–$245K

➡️ Days on market: 32 days

➡️ Homes selling at: 97% of asking price

➡️ Inventory: Only 2.7 months of supply

Tulsa just ranked #2 in the country for inbound moves in 2026. 🤯

People are relocating here from:
Texas, California, Colorado and Florida.

The cost of living here is 17% below the national average.

Home prices are 43% below the national median. 📉

They’re doing the math. Tulsa wins every time. 🏆

So listen, if you’re thinking about buying or selling in the Tulsa metro, now is the time to have that conversation.

Send me a message or book a call here: https://calendly.com/michaelsaveth

Wait… RE/MAX just got bought by a tech-driven brokerage?” 🤯
Look at what happened when Blockbuster didn’t go on board…

Here’s the deal guys, if you’re still:

Cold calling all day…
Posting random content…
Running your business like it’s 2015…

You might want to wake up.

This is something that you need to ask yourself if you are in any kind of business and you’re not implementing & learning A.I.

What happens when a legacy brand gets absorbed into a company built on AI, automation, and systems?

Simple…

The agents using AI scale.
The agents not using it… disappear.

🧠 AI is not optional anymore
⚙️ Systems are replacing hustle
📉 And the gap is about to get ugly

This isn’t “future talk.”
This is happening right now.

If you’re not learning how to use AI in your real estate business in 2026…

You’re going to be in some big trouble.

I’ll be touching more on this soon.

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Michael Saveth 2 comments. "How To Buy A House In Tulsa From Out Of State (Complete 2026 Guide)"

Recent research from the National Association of Realtors and major real estate news outlets shows a clear trend in 2026:
Agent count is declining and expected to keep dropping.

The reasons are stacking up:

‣ Higher interest rates slowing transaction volume
‣ Consumers are more informed and selective than ever
‣ Lead generation is getting harder without real systems

Many agents entered during a hot market and weren’t built for a shift

And now… AI is accelerating everything
AI isn’t replacing great agents.
But I'll for sure say it is exposing average ones.

Consumers can now access data, insights, and tools instantly.
Which means if you don’t bring strategy, negotiation, and real value… you’re easier to replace.
This isn’t a short-term dip.

Industry leaders are projecting a continued reduction in active agents over the next several years as the market tightens and technology advances.

The industry isn’t dying.
It’s getting sharper.

So the question is simple.
Are we witnessing a healthy reset… or the beginning of a long-term consolidation of agents?

What’s your take?