Homes in West San Antonio are taking much longer to sell in this rolling three-month view, with the median days on market at 81 days, up sharply from a year ago. Compared with 2024, when homes often sold in about two months or less, this slower pace signals that buyers have more time to make decisions.
Prices have edged slightly lower year over year, with the typical home value down a bit compared to last spring while the median list price has inched up. Inventory has stayed relatively steady, and the current 4.8 months of supply is lower than a year ago, suggesting conditions still lean toward sellers even with the longer timelines. A larger share of homes—about 11 percent—are now selling above list price, hinting that well-priced properties can still draw strong offers.
Activity across listings and sales shows a steady but not overheated market. Homes sold in the latest period are down modestly from a year earlier, while pending sales have risen slightly, pointing to stable demand. Compared with the broader San Antonio market, West San Antonio’s home values run higher and supply is a bit tighter, which can influence both pricing strategies and negotiation room. Buyers and sellers who want to navigate these shifting conditions can turn to Agent Pronto to connect with a local agent who understands the nuances of this area.
