Longs Creek’s rolling three-month snapshot through April 2026 shows some noticeable shifts from the prior period. Median days on market dropped sharply to 54 days, roughly half of what it was a month earlier, while months of supply fell from 15.0 to 6.7, indicating a faster pace of sales even as conditions still lean toward sellers.
Looking at prices month over month, the typical home value dipped modestly while the median list price held essentially flat. At the same time, pending sales jumped strongly from the previous rolling period, and new listings also moved higher, suggesting more buyers and sellers are engaging despite slight price softening. Compared with a year ago, the typical home value is down noticeably, while the share of homes selling above list has also eased.
Year-over-year context shows Longs Creek tracking somewhat above the broader San Antonio area on pricing, with a typical home value higher than the citywide median sale price. Inventory in the neighborhood is also a bit looser than the city overall, with 6.7 months of supply versus 5.8 months across San Antonio, which can give buyers more options while still supporting sellers’ negotiating power. With active listings up over last year but prices slightly lower, it is an environment where careful pricing and strong preparation matter. Buyers and sellers who want to navigate these shifting conditions can turn to Agent Pronto to connect with a knowledgeable local real estate agent.
