Homes in North San Antonio are moving at a measured pace in this rolling three-month view, with a median of 56 days on the market, up sharply from 34 days in late 2023. That slower speed gives buyers more time to compare options and negotiate. Even with the longer timelines, about 33% of homes are still going under contract within two weeks, showing that well-priced properties can attract quick offers.
Prices have held relatively steady while edging up, with the typical home value around $390,000, about 3% higher than a year ago. Median list price is just over $401,000 and has also risen modestly year over year. Compared with the broader San Antonio area, North San Antonio’s home values are notably higher, and its months of supply, at 4.8, sits below the city’s 5.6 months, underscoring stronger local demand.
Inventory and activity have shifted in tandem with these pricing trends. Active listings are near 5,500 and only slightly lower than a year ago, while new listings have ticked up year over year, giving buyers more to choose from. Sales are roughly flat compared with last year, but pending sales have grown about 4%, signaling steady demand. With only about 12% of homes selling above list price and an average sale-to-list ratio just under 98%, expectations on both sides are tight, and Agent Pronto can connect both buyers and sellers with an agent who understands how to navigate this nuanced market.
