Inventory in Valley Forge stayed tight in February 2026, with just 13 homes for sale and 10 new listings. Buyers saw 7 properties go under contract, indicating that well-priced homes are still finding takers despite slower overall activity. Compared with last year, new listings are down sharply by about 47% and pending sales are down around 63%, highlighting a lean and selective flow of transactions.
Pricing has been moving upward even with fewer deals closing. The typical home value in Valley Forge sits near $250,000, up about 14.7% from the prior month and slightly above the broader San Antonio trend, where typical values are around $260,000 but down more than 3% year over year. List prices are reacting as well, with the median list price at roughly $265,000, nearly 5% higher than a month ago, and projections for March calling for a typical value of about $266,000 and a median list price near $271,250.
Homes are taking time to sell, spending a median of 83 days on the market, which is a bit longer than a year ago even though days on market just dipped about 4.6% month over month. Sellers still have an edge, with the area classified as a seller’s market, and homes closing at about 95.8% of list price while roughly 14% of sales reach above asking. Whether you are a buyer trying to navigate limited options or a seller aiming to price correctly in this evolving environment, Agent Pronto can connect you with an agent who understands the Valley Forge numbers and trends.
