Every month we break down the San Antonio housing numbers so you don't have to dig through reports. Here's September 2026.
The numbers (San Antonio metro, September 2026)
- Homes sold: 2,793, down about 1% from a year ago
- Median price: $302,999, down about 2%
- Average price: $363,341, down about 2%
- Days on market: 88, up 11%
- Months of inventory: 5.95
- Active listings: 17,155, up 4%
- New listings: 4,172, up 3%
- Pending sales: 2,091, down 16%
- Sold at: 92.4% of original list price
- Average rent: $1,831
Bexar County and Texas
- Bexar County single-family sales: 1,839, up 6%
- Bexar County median: $282,680, down 4.8%
- Bexar County months of inventory: 5.4
- Texas statewide median: $330,000, down 0.7%
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What it means if you're buying
- More choice: inventory is up and homes sit longer
- More leverage: ask for closing-cost help or repairs
- Insurance: Texas homeowners insurance filings since July averaged a 4.3% decrease
What it means if you're selling
- Price right: homes that start too high are the ones that sit
- Watch pending sales: down 16%, so buyers are more careful
- Prepare: repairs, photos and easy showings win in a slower market
Questions people ask
Is San Antonio a buyer's market right now?
Conditions lean toward buyers more than a year ago: 5.95 months of inventory, 88 days on market and homes selling for 92.4% of original list price in September 2026.
What is the median home price in San Antonio?
$302,999 for the San Antonio metro in September 2026, according to SABOR.
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Sources: SABOR September 2026 market report · Texas Department of Insurance, Oct 8, 2026. Figures change; we update this page as new data is released.
