Texas Housing Market Warning?
A new video suggests emerging concerns in Texas's real estate sector, potentially signaling rising prices, inventory shortages, or regulatory changes.
San Antonio's housing market is shifting towards a balanced state in Spring 2026, a move away from the strong seller's market of previous years. Inventory has increased significantly, giving buyers more options across different price ranges. While statewide median home prices remain relatively stable, San Antonio has seen a slight year-over-year price decrease of around 1.8%. However, other reports indicate a modest price increase of 2-4%. This difference could be due to different data sources and property types being analyzed. Homes are staying on the market longer, averaging 60-75 days, a considerable increase from the sub-30-day periods seen recently. Buyers now have more negotiating power, as nearly 60% of listings have had at least one price reduction. For those with orders to Joint Base San Antonio, the balanced market presents a favorable situation. There's less competition, allowing for more time to consider options and negotiate seller concessions while maximizing VA loan benefits.
