Originally published: Jan 21, 2026
 Here’s a quick snapshot of the San Antonio housing market as we wrapped up 2025: Home prices remained relatively affordable, with the median sale price around $306,000 – lower than many major metros. Inventory increased to over 15,000 homes on the market, creating about 5.8 months of supply and signaling a more balanced market. Homes took an average of 77 days to sell overall.  December closed strong, with nearly 2,850 homes sold – up about 8% year over year. Prices stayed stable (around a 2% increase), and about 90% of homes sold close to the list price. Homes spent more time on the market, averaging 92 days, reflecting thoughtful buyer decisions rather than rushed bidding wars. Overall, this is a balanced market with opportunities for both buyers and sellers. Buyers benefit from more choices and steady pricing, while well-prepared homes continue to attract solid offers thanks to consistent demand. |
“Seller’s Market vs. Buyer’s Market” What this means for you If you’ve been on the fence about selling: • With demand picking up and inventory still moderate, you could get strong interest without feeling rushed. If you’re thinking of buying: • It might feel easier to shop around now that there’s a bit more to choose from and buyers aren’t being forced into frenzied bidding wars. If you’re watching your investment or home value: • National momentum is building slowly, and San Antonio is showing price stability — not dramatic swings. If you want personalized pricing updates for your neighborhood or a free snapshot of how your home value has changed recently, send me a quick message. I’d love to help! Your neighbor in real estate, Agent Val    |
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