Year-over-year trends in Hill Country show notable shifts, with typical home values down about 30.02 percent even as inventory is flat compared with a year ago. Pending sales have fallen around 30.0 percent and new listings are down 22.22 percent, signaling fewer transactions moving through the neighborhood than last year.
In February 2026, buyers saw a typical home value of about $192,450 and a median list price near $251,500, with homes spending a median of 47.5 days on the market. Even with only 19 homes available and 14 new listings, the area is still labeled a Seller's Market with a market gauge of 27, and about 10 percent of homes sold above list price while the average sale-to-list ratio was roughly 0.96.
Looking ahead to March 2026, typical home values are projected to ease slightly to around $188,725 while the projected median list price edges up to about $268,500 and inventory is expected to hover near 20 homes. Compared with the broader San Antonio market, where typical values are about $260,000 and projected to reach $265,000, Hill Country offers relatively lower price points and a different pace. Whether you are a buyer watching these changing numbers or a seller navigating a Seller's Market, Agent Pronto can connect you with an agent who understands Hill Country’s conditions.
