"San Antonio's active listings hit 7,196 in April, up 7.8% year over year, nearly double the national growth rate of 4.6%. More supply means more choices for buyers."
"The median list price in San Antonio landed at $289,945 in April, down 3.4% from a year ago, while 23.8% of active listings had taken at least one price cut."
"The typical San Antonio home spent 51 days on the market in April, one day faster than the national median, showing that well-priced homes still attract buyers."
San Antonio's real estate market is characterized by significant inventory growth and declining prices. Active listings reached 7,196 in April, a 7.8% increase year over year. The median list price dropped 3.4% to $289,945, with 23.8% of listings experiencing price cuts. This market favors buyers, providing more options and less competition. Homes sold slightly faster than the previous year, averaging 51 days on the market, indicating that well-priced homes can still attract buyers despite the overall market conditions.
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