Deerfield’s rolling three-month data through May 2026 shows a mixed but active market, with prices easing while activity picks up. The typical home value is about $615,000, down slightly month over month, and the median list price dropped more sharply over the same period. At the same time, homes sold surged compared with the prior three months, and new listings and pending sales also climbed.
Looking year over year, both typical home values and list prices are down, signaling some price relief compared with last spring. Inventory has inched higher than a year ago, yet months of supply has fallen to around 3.2 months, indicating fewer options relative to demand. Homes are selling faster than they did a year ago, with median days on market dropping compared with the prior year’s rolling period.
Compared with the broader San Antonio market, Deerfield remains significantly higher priced, with local typical values more than double the citywide median sale price. Supply is also tighter in Deerfield than in San Antonio as a whole, where months of supply sits closer to 5.6 months. A modest share of Deerfield homes are selling above list price, and the average sale-to-list ratio is just under 99 percent, suggesting buyers have some negotiating room. To make sense of these shifting dynamics, both buyers and sellers can benefit from an experienced local agent, and Agent Pronto can help match them with the right one.
