Greater Harmony Hils is seeing a steady flow of homes coming to market, with 30 properties listed in February 2026 and inventory holding at the same level year over year. Contract activity is a bit softer, with 18 pending sales and a 14.29% decline from last year, suggesting buyers are more selective and taking their time.
Pricing is adjusting to this balance, as the typical home value has moved down to about $277,000, a drop of 24.85% from a year ago and 17.31% month over month. Even so, sellers are still pricing ambitiously, with a median list price of $345,000 in February and only 12.5% of homes closing above list as the average sale-to-list ratio sits near 0.95.
Time on market highlights this push and pull, with homes spending about 73.5 days on the market, down 19.23% from last month but still up 20.49% compared with a year ago. Looking ahead to March 2026, inventory is projected to edge up to 32 homes while typical values are expected to hover near $248,000, keeping Greater Harmony Hils slightly above San Antonio’s broader value levels around $260,000. Both buyers and sellers can benefit from a skilled local expert in this seller’s market, and Agent Pronto can connect them with an agent who understands these shifting trends.
