San Antonio Home Prices Slip About 2% as Inventory Builds
SABOR data show a $302,999 median price, 5.95 months of supply and homes taking 88 days to sell on average.
San Antonio buyers gained more options in September as prices eased, according to figures from the San Antonio Board of Realtors (SABOR) reported Oct. 9.
The area recorded 2,793 home sales, compared with 2,823 a year earlier. The average price was $363,341 and the median $302,999, each about 2% lower year over year. Active listings rose 4% to 17,155 and housing inventory reached 5.95 months. Pending sales dropped 16% to 2,091, average days on market rose 11% to 88, and homes sold for 92.4% of list price.
Bexar County and the state
In Bexar County, single-family sales rose 6% to 1,839 while the median price fell 4.8% to $282,680. SABOR's statewide figures showed 25,584 sales (down 4.4%) and a $330,000 median (down 0.7%).
On the rental side, the average rent was $1,831 with 5,067 active rental listings. Prices in the San Antonio area have declined across the past two September reporting periods.
Sources: My Neighborhood News — San Antonio housing, Sept. 2026.
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