Castle Hills home values have risen over the past year, with typical prices up about 4.67% to around $475,000. Median days on market are still about 35% higher than a year ago, even after a recent pullback. At the same time, pending sales have surged roughly 166.67% year over year while new listings are down more than 57%, tightening choices for buyers.
In February 2026, the median list price reached about $625,000, and homes spent a median of 131 days on the market. Inventory was low at just 14 homes, and about 57% of listings saw a price drop while only around 14% sold above asking, with sellers receiving roughly 97.9% of list price on average.
Conditions still tilt toward sellers, with just 2 months of supply and a market gauge of 18 indicating a seller’s market in Castle Hills. Looking ahead to March 2026, typical home value is projected to edge up to about $490,000, with the projected median list price near $673,000 and inventory expected to ease to around 10 homes. Compared with Bexar County’s typical value of about $285,000 and a slight yearly decline there, Castle Hills stands out as a higher-priced and more resilient pocket. Whether buyers are trying to navigate tight supply or sellers want to position a listing effectively, Agent Pronto can connect both with an agent who understands these local dynamics.
