Homes in Braun's Farm are taking time to sell, with a median of 91 days on the market in February 2026, even after a recent 4.71% month-over-month improvement. That pace is still much slower than a year ago, when homes moved far more quickly, reflected in an 83.84% jump in days on market year over year.
Prices have been pushing higher during this slower sales environment. The typical home value reached about $357,497 in February, up 21.19% from last year and 1.27% from the prior month, while the median list price climbed to $350,000 with a 2.94% monthly gain. Compared with San Antonio overall, where typical values sit closer to $260,000 and slipped 3.35% year over year, Braun's Farm is holding stronger on pricing.
Supply and demand help explain why the area is still considered a seller’s market, even with longer listing times. Inventory stood at 27 homes in February, up 17.39% from last year but down 12.9% month over month, and new listings rose 23.81% year over year to 26. Pending sales jumped 70% compared with last year, and about 19% of homes sold above list price, with sellers receiving roughly 98% of asking on average. Looking ahead to March 2026, projections point to a typical home value near $359,744, a median list price around $355,000, and inventory easing slightly to 25, and both buyers and sellers can turn to Agent Pronto to connect with a skilled local agent who understands these conditions.
