Home values in Woodridge have eased over the past year in this rolling three-month view, with the typical home value down about 5 percent compared with last September and now sitting below late-2025 levels. At the same time, list prices are trending higher, up roughly 6 percent year over year, suggesting sellers are still testing the upper end of what buyers will pay.
Inventory has expanded notably, with active listings up about 45 percent from a year ago and months of supply rising to 3.9, more than double last year’s level. Sales activity has inched higher, as homes sold increased year over year, while pending sales are also above last year even after a recent dip. Homes are taking a bit less time to sell than a year ago, with median days on market down compared with last September but still close to seven weeks in the latest period.
Compared with the broader San Antonio market, Woodridge’s typical home value remains higher, though both areas have seen modest price declines year over year. Woodridge also has tighter inventory than the city overall, with fewer months of supply than San Antonio’s roughly six months, which supports its designation as a seller’s market even as conditions gradually balance. With only about 10 percent of recent Woodridge sales closing above list price and an average sale-to-list ratio just under 97 percent, accurate pricing and strong representation matter for both sides, and Agent Pronto can connect buyers and sellers with an agent who understands these shifting dynamics.
