The San Antonio housing market in July 2025 saw home prices rise despite a slowdown in sales, according to the San Antonio Board of REALTORS® (SABOR).

A total of 2,915 homes sold, marking a 10% year-over-year (YoY) decline. Still, the median price rose to $330,000 (+4% YoY) and the average price jumped to $401,703 (+7% YoY), with steady demand in mid- and upper-tier homes.

Inventory remained high, with 17,131 active listings (+14% YoY) and months of inventory increasing to 6.12—giving buyers more negotiating power. Pending sales dropped 24%, showing buyer caution. Homes averaged 74 days on the market (+16% YoY) and sold for 93.9% of their original list price.

Bexar County Trends: Median price reached $310,000 (+3.5% YoY), with growing inventory and steady pricing.

Statewide: Texas saw 29,818 homes sold (+3.6% YoY). The average price was $440,792 (+1% YoY), while the median price dipped slightly to $345,000 (-1.1% YoY).

Bottom line: Prices are holding strong, but increased inventory and longer selling times are giving buyers more leverage in negotiations. Sellers should price strategically, and buyers have more time to find the right fit.