In Terrell Heights, the rolling three-month snapshot through June 2026 shows prices and activity moving upward together as both buyers and sellers re-engage. The typical home value climbed about 7% month over month and is now roughly 16% higher than a year ago, while the median list price jumped more than 21% from the prior three-month period and is up about 18% year over year. Homes sold increased sharply as well, with closed sales up more than 45% month over month and nearly 27% compared with last year’s rolling window.
Inventory and pace are also shifting in notable ways. Active listings have edged up year over year, but new listings over the past three months are down more than 16% from a year ago, signaling fewer fresh options coming to market. Median days on market has stretched to 88 days and is considerably higher than last year’s rolling period, even as it has fallen compared with early 2026.
Supply conditions highlight a market that leans toward sellers but still gives buyers room to negotiate. Months of supply in Terrell Heights is now just under five months and slightly tighter than the broader San Antonio market, where it stands at about 5.2 months. Fewer homes are selling above list than a year ago and the average sale-to-list ratio is just over 96%, indicating some discounting from asking prices. Whether you are a buyer looking for value or a seller aiming to price strategically, Agent Pronto can connect you with a local agent who understands these trends.
