Blossom Park is currently tilted toward sellers, with the market gauge at 14 and labeled a seller's market. Limited supply is a big driver, with only 10 homes on the market in February 2026. Inventory has fallen about 9% since last month and roughly 33% over the past year.
Home values and listing prices are telling a mixed story for buyers and sellers. The typical home value sits near $153,950, which is down about 46% from a year ago but up just over 4% month over month, with a projection to reach about $156,975 in March. Median list prices hover around $224,250, edging down about 1% from last month and expected to be near $223,215 next month.
Homes are taking longer to sell, staying on the market a median of 75 days, up more than 47% from last month and nearly 60% compared to a year ago, even as only 7 recent sales went under contract and none closed above list price with an average sale-to-list ratio near 0.96. Blossom Park’s typical home value also sits well below the broader San Antonio figure of about $260,000, with the city projected to reach $265,000, which may appeal to value-focused buyers despite slower activity and lower inventory locally. Whether you are a buyer navigating these shifts or a seller trying to stand out in this slower pace, Agent Pronto can connect you with a local agent who understands Blossom Park’s numbers and trends.
