Recent rolling three-month trends in Deerfield show cooling prices alongside surging activity. The typical home value is about $600,000, down a bit from the prior three-month period, while the median list price has also eased month over month. At the same time, active listings jumped sharply and homes sold more than tripled compared with the previous period, signaling more movement in the market. New listings and pending sales are also up strongly, giving buyers more options even as conditions stay tilted toward sellers.
Looking at time on market, homes are selling much faster than in the prior rolling period. Median days on market dropped from over three months earlier this year to just 28 days now. Months of supply also tightened to 1.6, down steeply month over month and consistent with a seller’s market.
From a broader perspective, Deerfield’s pricing has dipped modestly year over year, in contrast with the wider San Antonio area where typical prices are much lower overall. Inventory in Deerfield has risen compared with last year’s rolling three-month window, yet remains far leaner than the city’s 5.2 months of supply. A slightly higher share of homes is selling above list than a year ago, and the average sale-to-list ratio is now close to 99 percent, reflecting limited discounting. Whether you are a buyer navigating tight inventory or a seller aiming to price strategically, Agent Pronto can connect you with a Deerfield agent who understands these dynamics.
