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Oakland County spans everything from Pontiac and the Woodward corridor to some of Michigan's most sought-after suburbs like Birmingham, Troy, and Bloomfield Hills. Whether you are downsizing out of a large older home, settling an estate, or relocating for work, HouseGoodbye brings competing cash buyers to your Oakland County house so you can sell as-is and pick your closing date.

Selling a house in Oakland County

Across Oakland County the median sale price is $350,000 and homes go under contract in a median of 9 days as of June 2026. We buy houses in 16 Oakland County cities, including Pontiac, and every offer comes from buyers who work this county rather than a national call centre.

Oakland County housing market

County-wide conditions as of June 2026, and how the cities inside it differ.

$350,000Median sale priceCounty-wide, June 2026
+2.4%Year over yearChange over 12 months
9Days to go pendingCounty-wide median
45%Sold above askingShare of closed sales
4,411Homes for saleActive inventory

By price, Oakland County ranks 4 of the 27 Michigan counties we cover. It is not a single market though: Birmingham runs around $751,833 while Pontiac sits near $135,233, so advice that fits one end of Oakland County rarely fits the other.

How Oakland County cities compare

CityTypical priceDays to pending
Birmingham$751,83315
Bloomfield Hills$616,75013
Lake Orion$422,256—
Troy$399,91710
Rochester Hills$399,3676
Farmington Hills$370,8528
Royal Oak$370,6678
Berkley$341,7505
Clawson$334,833—
Auburn Hills$289,167—
Ferndale$260,8829
Southfield$230,41717
Oak Park$226,583—
Madison Heights$225,83311
Hazel Park$175,83311
Pontiac$135,23318

Smaller Oakland County markets are shown as Zillow's Home Value Index rather than a recorded median sale price, because too few sales close there each month to publish one. Follow any city for its own figures and selling costs.

County and city figures from Zillow Research public data, June 2026. Updated quarterly.

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Oakland County questions

Where does an Oakland County home sale get recorded?

With the Oakland County Register of Deeds, which records the deed and any lien releases once the sale closes. The title company handles that filing for you, along with the Michigan property transfer affidavit and the transfer valuation affidavit — the document stating the price the $3,010 transfer tax on a typical Oakland County sale is calculated from. You do not file anything yourself.

Which Oakland County cities do you buy houses in?

We buy across the county, with dedicated local pages for Birmingham, Bloomfield Hills, Lake Orion, Troy, Rochester Hills, Farmington Hills and 10 more. Sales anywhere in the county are recorded through Pontiac, and smaller townships and unincorporated areas are fine too — if the property is in Oakland County, buyers will look at it.

How long does it take to sell a house in Oakland County?

Listed homes across Oakland County take a median of 9 days to go under contract as of June 2026, against a median sale price of $350,000. Add roughly a month for a mortgage-financed closing after that. Cash closings avoid the financing step and typically land in about two weeks.

Is Oakland County an expensive place to sell?

By price, Oakland County ranks 4 of the 27 Michigan counties we cover. It is not a single market though: Birmingham runs around $751,833 while Pontiac sits near $135,233, so advice that fits one end of Oakland County rarely fits the other.

Have Oakland County home values gone up?

The typical Oakland County home has moved from about $306,887 five years ago to $373,377 now, a gain of 21.7%, with a rise of 2.4% in the past twelve months. County-wide figures hide a lot of local variation, so check your own city's page for a closer read.

Do sellers in Oakland County have the upper hand right now?

45% of Oakland County sales close above asking, with about 4,411 homes on the market and roughly 2,048 new listings last month. That is a seller's market, so a well-presented house is worth listing if you can wait for it.

Is a cash offer worth it in Oakland County?

It depends on the house more than the county. On a typical $350,000 Oakland County sale, a 6% commission is about $21,000 and the transfer tax another $3,010, both of which a cash sale removes or the buyer covers. A cash offer is still below full retail, so the question is whether that discount is smaller than the repairs, fees and months of carrying costs a listing would cost you.

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