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Market Report

The San Antonio market, in plain language

Here's the latest from the San Antonio Board of REALTORS (SABOR), with my honest read on what it means for buyers and sellers.

Median home price

$299,275

San Antonio area, August 2026

Average home price

$372,989

San Antonio area, August 2026

Year-over-year sales

+4%

August 2026 vs. August 2025

Homes sold in August

3,104

Up 4% year over year

Months of inventory

5.87

Near balanced-market levels

A balanced market with steady demand

The San Antonio area median home price was $299,275 in August 2026, essentially flat year over year. At the same time, home sales rose 4% compared to August 2025, outperforming state and national averages. That combination points to a market where buyers and sellers both have room to work.

Inventory is growing

The area entered 2026 with 15-18% more active listings than a year earlier, and months of inventory sat near 5.87 in August, close to what many consider a balanced market. More choices for buyers and a more competitive environment for sellers are the practical results.

What this means for you

For buyers, more inventory means more options, but good homes in strong areas still move quickly, so being ready to act matters. For sellers, pricing and presentation are more important than ever, because buyers have more to compare against. Either way, a clear strategy based on your specific home and goals is the difference-maker.

A note on the numbers: These are area-wide figures from SABOR's August 2026 market report. Your home's value depends on its specific location, condition, and the most recent comparable sales in your neighborhood. I'll be glad to prepare a personalized analysis for your situation.

Source: San Antonio Board of REALTORS (SABOR) market statistics, August 2026.

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