500 homes for sale in Overland Park · Sorted by Newest Listed
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Overland Park offers 500 homes for sale with a median list price near $725K as of Oct 1, a patient 63-day market, and some of Johnson County's best schools — serious value for a top-tier suburb.
Overland Park, KS has about 82,965 households and a median household income of $103,838. Roughly 62% of homes are owner-occupied, the median owner's home value is $384,400, 63% of adults hold a bachelor's degree or higher. The average commute runs 19.9 minutes. The Census counts 197,199 residents. New construction is still adding supply: 17 building permits were issued in 2026-07.
The honest answer for anyone sizing up Overland Park right now: this is not a panic-buy or panic-sell market. With 500 active listings and homes averaging 63 days before going under contract, buyers have real room to look around, ask questions, and negotiate — something that felt impossible a few years ago. Sellers who price correctly still move product, but the days of throwing any number on a sign and getting five offers by Sunday are largely over. That reset is actually healthy, and for a city this desirable, it means the fundamentals — schools, location, amenities — are doing the heavy lifting again.
At a median list price of $725,000 as of Oct 1 and an average of $248 per square foot, Overland Park sits in premium territory for the Kansas City metro. That number reflects real square footage and real finishes, not Manhattan math. A buyer getting a home at or below $248 per square foot in a move-in-ready subdivision is doing fine. A seller pricing above that without a genuinely upgraded kitchen, a larger lot, or a coveted school boundary is going to feel those 63 days stretch longer. The price-per-foot benchmark is one of the most useful gut checks in this market.
The subdivisions worth knowing each have a personality. Wild Horse and Riverstone Valley attract buyers who want newer construction with open floor plans and HOA amenities that actually get used. Chapel Hill and Mission Ranch tend to draw families planting long-term roots — good lot sizes, established trees, and strong resale history. Sundance Ridge and Archers Landing offer that slightly elevated, executive-home feel without crossing into Leawood price territory. Century Farms and Terrybrook Farms are among the newer master-planned communities where buyers are getting fresh builds, though some of those lots are tighter than the price tag might suggest. Southern Meadows rounds out the mix for buyers who want value without sacrificing the Overland Park zip code.
Overland Park runs on Blue Valley and Blue Valley Northwest schools, and that is not an accident — it is the single biggest reason families choose this city over comparable suburbs. The Blue Valley district consistently ranks among the best in Kansas, and buyers paying a premium near the 135th Street corridor or further south toward 167th are often paying specifically for that boundary. Commute-wise, the 69 Highway and I-435 corridors connect residents to downtown Kansas City in 25 to 40 minutes depending on where they land, and the city's internal infrastructure — Town Center, the Promenade, Scheels, a legitimate restaurant scene — means many residents rarely feel the need to leave. It is a suburb that earns its reputation.
For buyers: more inventory and longer days on market mean leverage exists, especially on homes that have had a price reduction or sat past 45 days. Do not ignore those — the stigma is often undeserved. For sellers: correct pricing from day one is everything right now. Overpricing by even 5 percent in this environment leads to the kind of extended market time that makes subsequent buyers wonder what is wrong with the house. Price it sharp, present it well, and the demand for a well-located Overland Park home is absolutely still there.
Sources — demographics: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2023) · listings, prices and days on market: Heartland MLS as distributed by MLS GRID, as of October 1, 2026 · analysis and home values: HouseLoop calculations
Overland Park, KS: 438 homes for sale · 30 new in the last 7 days · median asking $736,400 · 131 price reductions · a median of 16 days to contract. 195 homes closed in the last 30 days, at a median of $525,000. At the pace of the last 90 days that is 1.91 months of supply.
| Measure | Sep 2026 |
|---|
| Median sale price | $527,975 |
| Median price per sq ft | $198 |
| Median days to contract | 15 |
| Sell-to-list ratio | 100% |
| Homes sold | 194 |
| New listings | 317 |
| Went under contract | 224 |
| Address | Price |
|---|---|
| 7533 Marty Street | Price$268,900 |
| 17701 Knox Street | Price$1,299,900 |
| 7209 W 54th Street | Price$500,000 |
| 10002 W 86th Street | Price$256,000 |
| 8133 W 93rd Street | Price$385,000 |
| 6920 Walmer Street | Price$600,000 |
| 7615 Johnson Drive | Price$310,000 |
| 11269 Hadley Street | Price$575,000 |
| 14001 Noland Street | Price$675,000 |
| 7606 W 86th Street | Price$450,000 |
| 9100 Antioch Road | Price$425,000 |
| 5122 Hardy Street | Price$325,000 |
| Address | List price |
|---|---|
| 15500 Glenwood Avenue | List price$460,000 |
| 16004 Ballentine Street | List price$799,000 |
| 10119 W 92nd Street | List price$305,000 |
| 14941 Benson Street | List price$699,950 |
| 7609 Foster Street | List price$259,000 |
| 17309 Stearns Street | List price$1,475,000 |
| 2417 W 176th Street | List price$999,000 |
| 13427 W 174th Terrace | List price$669,510 |
| 10303 W 151 Terrace | List price$989,000 |
| 3953 W 158th Place | List price$711,022 |
| 18621 Mohawk Lane | List price$790,895 |
| 8800 W 115th Street | List price$515,000 |
| Search | For sale |
|---|---|
| Open houses | 80 |
| Luxury homes | 100 |
| Just listed homes | 63 |
| Price-reduced homes | 131 |
| Coming soon homes | 62 |
| Homes under contract | 313 |
| Property type | Median sale |
|---|---|
| Single Family | $549,950 |
| Townhouse | $327,500 |
| Villa | Median— |
| Condo / Loft | $189,500 |
| Half Duplex | Median— |
| Duplex | Median— |
| Lots / Land | $400,000 |
| Neighborhood | Median sale |
|---|---|
| Nall Hills | $425,000 |
| Chapel Hill | $750,000 |
| Quivira Falls | $253,000 |
| Oak Park | $415,000 |
| Terrybrook Farms | $1,146,250 |
| CENTURY FARMS | $1,249,950 |
| Place | Median list |
|---|---|
| Overland Park | $725,000 |
| Olathe | $629,995 |
| Shawnee | $554,975 |
| Lenexa | $649,300 |
| Leawood | $899,000 |
| Prairie Village | $1,002,500 |
| Place | Median list |
|---|---|
| 66212 | $370,000 |
| 66221 | $957,816 |
| 66213 | $574,950 |
| 66223 | $484,950 |
| 66204 | $329,950 |
| 66210 | $330,000 |
| 66207 | $525,000 |
| 66085 | $750,000 |
| 66214 | $368,000 |
| 66013 | $852,794 |
| Market | For sale |
|---|---|
| Heritage Ranch | 28 |
| Seven Bridges | 27 |
| Garrett Ranch | 25 |
| Canyon Lakes | 25 |
| Ruskin Heights | 22 |
| Tomahawk Valley | 22 |