Year-over-year, typical home values in The Dominion have dipped about 8.57 percent, even as prices in greater San Antonio have seen a smaller 3.35 percent decline. Inventory is also down sharply from a year ago, falling 24.14 percent with new listings cut by more than half, dropping 54.17 percent. Pending sales are running about 13.04 percent below last year, pointing to slower overall activity.
In February 2026, the typical home value in The Dominion was around $960,000, with a median list price closer to $1,155,000. Homes spent a median of 128 days on the market, more than double year-ago levels by 106.45 percent, yet still 17.15 percent faster than just a month earlier as conditions shift.
Buyers will see that only about 10.53 percent of recent sales closed above list price, and the average sale-to-list ratio stood near 0.94, hinting at room for negotiation even in a seller’s market. Sellers, meanwhile, still benefit from a low inventory of just 44 homes and a market gauge reading that favors their position, with projected inventory edging down to 42 next month. With the typical home value expected to hover near $955,000 and the projected median list price around $1,232,500 in March 2026, both buyers and sellers can turn to Agent Pronto to connect with an expert local agent who understands these dynamics.
