Inventory in Elmendorf has been climbing, with 47 homes for sale in February 2026 and a sizable 17.5% month-over-month increase. New listings surged 128.57% from a year earlier to 16, yet pending sales dropped 57.14% year over year to just 6, signaling that buyer activity has slowed relative to the number of homes available.
Pricing is starting to adjust to this softer demand, as the median list price fell 19.61% month over month to about $281,360 while the typical home value dipped 15.16% from January to roughly $330,000. A substantial 31.9% of listings saw price drops and homes are taking much longer to sell, with median days on market jumping to 253, up 83.33% from last month and nearly 39.78% from a year ago.
Compared with Bexar County overall, Elmendorf’s typical home value of $330,000 sits above the county’s $285,000, yet local conditions are much more favorable to buyers, reflected in a strong buyer’s market gauge of 78 and an unusually high 47 months of supply. Looking ahead to March 2026, projections show the typical home value easing toward $300,505 with median list prices around $247,045 and inventory edging up to 50 homes, reinforcing this buyer-leaning environment. Whether someone hopes to take advantage of softening prices as a buyer or aims to stand out as a seller in a slower market, Agent Pronto can connect them with a knowledgeable local agent to guide each step.
