In Sunny Slope, the rolling three-month data through May 2026 shows a noticeable upswing in prices alongside some mixed signals in demand. The typical home value climbed month over month by nearly 12 percent, while the median list price was essentially flat, hinting that recent closed sales have pushed values higher than sellers were initially asking. Inventory ticked up slightly, with active listings rising just over 5 percent.
Looking at pace, homes are selling faster than they were earlier in the year. Median days on market dropped sharply to about five weeks, and pending sales dipped modestly even as months of supply increased to more than ten months. A growing share of homes is achieving strong pricing, with about one-third selling above list and the average sale-to-list ratio now just above 100 percent.
From a longer perspective, Sunny Slope’s typical home value is up more than 70 percent from a year ago, far outpacing the broader San Antonio market, where prices edged slightly lower over the same period. At the same time, homes sold in Sunny Slope are down more than one-third year over year, while new listings are up nearly 47 percent, contributing to a much higher months-of-supply figure than last year and roughly double the citywide level. These crosscurrents can be confusing for buyers weighing value and timing and for sellers trying to price correctly, and Agent Pronto can connect both sides with an agent who understands how to navigate Sunny Slope’s shifting trends.
