San Antonio market trends, July 2026

The July 2026 RPR Market Trends report for San Antonio covers single-family homes plus condos, townhouses, and apartments. Median sold price was $295,000. That is the middle of the whole residential mix, not the luxury tier, and not a single-family-only cut.

What the numbers say

Median sold price: $295,000, down 4.8% from June. Months of supply: 5.84, up 0.7% month over month and 4.7% year over year. Median days in RPR: 47, up 11.9%. Sold-to-list ratio: 97.4%. Active median list price held at $300,000. RPR’s estimated median property value sat at $286,020, down 0.6% from June and 1.7% over twelve months.

Prices eased. Homes sat a little longer. Inventory barely moved month to month, but it is higher than last summer. Buyers still paid close to asking when they bought. That is a slower summer month, not a crash.

What it does not say

It does not price The Dominion, Alamo Heights, Stone Oak, or a specific street. Those markets need their own RPR pulls. A $295,000 city median will mislead you if your house is $800,000 or $2 million. Texas is also a non-disclosure state, so we are using the MLS solds median, not the thinner public-records figure. Start with the San Antonio area page, then pull the community that matches the house.

If you are selling

Price against recent solds on your street and in your finish level, not against the metro median. Staging and photography still matter because 47 days is enough time for buyers to comparison-shop. If you list high and wait, you are fighting a market that already took about 5% off the median in one month.

The full figures

The July 2026 San Antonio market trends report is on the market statistics hub, with the RPR PDF attached. We can run the same report for Bexar County, single-family only, the inner cities, and individual communities. Ask if you want the next one for your area.