Median Home Price
≈ $315K–$325K
Metro-wide median for single-family homes in late 2025.

San Antonio, Texas
San Antonio is the second-largest city in Texas, known for its historic neighborhoods, strong military and medical employment base, and a cost of living that remains approachable compared to other major Texas metros.
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The San Antonio real estate market has settled into a more balanced pace after the rapid gains of 2021 and 2022. Buyers have more selection, while well-priced homes in established neighborhoods continue to sell steadily.
≈ $315K–$325K
Metro-wide median for single-family homes in late 2025.
$250K–$650K
Starter homes to established central and north-side neighborhoods; luxury areas run well higher.
Ranch & Traditional
Single-story brick ranches, two-story traditionals, historic bungalows, and newer master-planned builds.
≈ 75–85 days
Longer than in recent years, giving buyers more time to decide.
≈ +4–5% YoY
Median prices rose modestly year over year through 2025.
≈ 5.9 months
A balanced market, with more listings than during the 2022 lows.
In practical terms, this means buyers can negotiate on many homes, especially those that have been listed for several weeks. Sellers who price accurately and present their homes well are still seeing solid results, particularly in sought-after school districts and close-in neighborhoods.
Figures are approximate and based on public market reports from 2025–2026. Contact Audrey for current, property-specific numbers.
Living Here
Living in San Antonio means big-city amenities with a relaxed, friendly pace. Neighborhoods range from walkable historic districts near downtown to quiet suburban communities on the north and west sides.
The Shops at La Cantera, The Rim, and North Star Mall cover major retail, while the Pearl and Southtown offer local boutiques and weekend markets.
San Antonio is a UNESCO Creative City of Gastronomy, with standout Tex-Mex, barbecue, and chef-driven restaurants across the city.
The River Walk, Brackenridge Park, Phil Hardberger Park, and the Howard W. Peak Greenway Trails provide miles of green space.
Families compare several districts, including North East ISD, Northside ISD, and Alamo Heights ISD, along with many private school options.
Loop 410, Loop 1604, I-10, I-35, and US-281 connect most neighborhoods to downtown, the Medical Center, and Joint Base San Antonio.
Historic missions, the Tobin Center, Fiesta, and Spurs games give the city a strong sense of community and tradition.
For Buyers
Buyers choose San Antonio for its combination of value, variety, and livability. Few large Texas cities offer this range of neighborhoods at comparable price points.
Home prices remain below those of Austin and Dallas, so buyers often get more space and better locations for their budget.
A wide range of neighborhoods allows buyers to choose between historic charm, newer construction, golf communities, or acreage on the edge of the city.
Stable employers in healthcare, the military, education, and tourism support a steady local economy.
Access to the Hill Country is close by, making weekend trips to Boerne, Fredericksburg, and Bandera easy.
For Sellers
Sellers benefit from steady population growth and consistent relocation demand, particularly from military families and professionals moving to Texas.
Ongoing relocation activity keeps a reliable pool of buyers in the market throughout the year.
Well-located homes in established school districts continue to attract strong interest, even in a balanced market.
Moderate year-over-year price gains help protect equity for long-time owners.
Accurate pricing and quality presentation make a measurable difference when buyers have more options to compare.
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