Median Home Price
≈ $340K–$355K
Recent median sold price; median listing prices run higher.

Kerrville, Texas
Kerrville is a full-service Hill Country city on the Guadalupe River, offering scenic terrain, regional healthcare, a university, and an active arts community about an hour northwest of San Antonio.
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The Kerrville real estate market offers more inventory than many nearby Hill Country towns, giving buyers a solid range of choices at more moderate price points.
≈ $340K–$355K
Recent median sold price; median listing prices run higher.
$250K–$700K
In-town homes and established neighborhoods to hillside and river-area properties.
Ranch & Hill Country
Single-story ranches, limestone and siding homes, and view properties on hillside lots.
≈ 55–65 days
A moderate pace that has improved slightly over the past year.
Modest gains
Median sold prices rose over three years, while list prices have eased.
Ample
Active listings are well above 2022 levels, giving buyers more options.
This environment favors buyers who want selection and time to evaluate terrain, access, and views. Sellers do best with accurate pricing and clear presentation of features such as views, lot size, and updates.
Figures are approximate and based on public market reports from 2025–2026. Contact Audrey for current, property-specific numbers.
Living Here
Kerrville combines Hill Country scenery with everyday conveniences. Residents enjoy river trails, local events, and a strong network of services.
Downtown shops, local markets, and national retailers along Sidney Baker Street and Main Street.
Locally owned restaurants, coffee shops, and casual riverfront dining, plus access to nearby wineries.
The Kerrville River Trail, Louise Hays Park, and Kerrville-Schreiner Park offer walking, biking, and river access.
Kerrville ISD, private schools, and Schreiner University support families and lifelong learners.
I-10 connects Kerrville to San Antonio in about an hour, with Fredericksburg roughly 30 minutes north.
A regional medical center, the Kerrville Folk Festival, and local museums add to the city's appeal.
For Buyers
Buyers choose Kerrville for its value, services, and natural setting, which make it a well-rounded place to live.
Moderate price points offer more home and land for the money than many surrounding Hill Country towns.
Regional healthcare and services make Kerrville a popular choice for retirees.
River trails, parks, and scenic hills support an active outdoor lifestyle.
Ample inventory gives buyers room to compare and negotiate.
For Sellers
Sellers in Kerrville benefit from steady interest from retirees, families, and buyers relocating from larger Texas cities.
Consistent demand from retirees and relocating buyers supports a reliable buyer pool.
Homes with views, river proximity, or updated interiors stand out in a market with more listings.
Long-term price growth has built equity for many owners.
Strategic pricing and marketing help homes sell within a reasonable timeline.
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