Homes in West San Antonio are taking time to sell, spending a median of 103 days on the market in February 2026, which is up 5.1% from the prior month and nearly 19.8% longer than a year ago, signaling a slower pace for closings even within a Seller's Market. That slower timeline gives buyers more room to compare options.
Prices, however, are holding relatively firm. The typical home value is about $299,900, just 0.1% higher than last month and 1.67% lower than a year ago. Median list prices have inched up 1.64% month over month to roughly $320,050. In comparison, the broader San Antonio city area has a lower typical home value at around $260,000.
Inventory has tightened, with about 1,675 homes on the market, down 7.66% from last month and nearly 17.8% lower than a year ago, while new listings have dropped about 27% year over year. Pending sales are also down 13.7% annually, and only about 12% of recent sales closed above list price, with homes selling for roughly 97.7% of asking. Forecasts for March 2026 suggest modest shifts, with typical values near $300,053, median list prices around $322,625, and inventory easing to about 1,605 homes. In this mixed environment of slower pace but limited supply and modest pricing movement, both buyers and sellers can benefit from Agent Pronto’s help connecting with a knowledgeable local agent.
