Year-over-year, The Dominion’s rolling three-month numbers show softening prices but more activity. The typical home value is down compared to last year, while the median list price has jumped over 25 percent, suggesting sellers are aiming higher even as sale prices ease. Compared with the broader San Antonio market, where the median sale price is below $300,000, The Dominion continues to stand out as a higher-end neighborhood.
Recent months highlight a surge in listings and buyer interest. Active listings are up slightly from a year ago, and new listings have increased by almost 9 percent, giving buyers more options in a luxury price range where the current median list price is about $1.24 million. Pending sales are up more than 25 percent year over year, signaling that more deals are moving toward the closing table.
Conditions have shifted toward a slower pace, with median days on market stretching to 132 in this rolling three-month view and only about 4 percent of homes selling above list price. Even with nearly seven months of supply, the market gauge still leans toward sellers, supported by an average sale-to-list ratio around 97 percent. With these crosscurrents in pricing, inventory, and timing, both buyers and sellers in The Dominion can benefit from Agent Pronto’s help in finding an agent who understands the nuances of this luxury market.
