Month-over-month, The Heights at Stone Oak is seeing cooling prices and tighter supply. The typical home value dipped about 4.8% to around $547,500 in February 2026, while the median list price slid nearly 8.7% to about $519,999.
Homes are taking longer to sell, with median days on market jumping to 82. Inventory fell to just 13 homes, and new listings totaled 8 for the month. Pending sales reached 11, and only about 10% of recent sales closed above list price.
Looking back over the year, typical home values are down slightly, off less than 1%, even as inventory is up more than 18% from a year ago. New listings and pending sales have both pulled back by roughly a third year over year, suggesting buyers and sellers are moving more cautiously. Despite the softer pricing, The Heights at Stone Oak still sits well above the broader San Antonio market, where typical values are closer to $260,000. Projections for March point to further easing, with a typical value near $533,750, a median list price around $495,248, and inventory expected to tighten to about 10 homes. In this seller-leaning market, both buyers and sellers can benefit from Agent Pronto’s help in finding an agent who understands these shifting conditions.
