Buying a House in 2022: Everything You Need to Know

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San Antonio, Texas saw median house price increase by 6% this year compared to last January with a median price for single-family homes sold at $229K. The average days on the market remained close to the same as last year at 65 days (2 days less than last year).

San Antonio, Texas saw a median house price increase by 5% this year compared to last December with a median price for single-family homes sold at $238K. The average days on the market remained close to the same as last year at 67 days (2 days less than last year).

San Antonio, Texas saw it's median house price increase by 2% this year compared to last November with a median price for single-family homes sold at $230K. The average days on the market remained close to the same as last year at 59 days (2 days less than last year).

San Antonio, Texas saw it's median house price increase by 7% this year compared to last August with a median price for single-family homes sold at $238K. The average days on the market remained close to the same as last year at 54 days (1 day more than last year).

San Antonio, Texas saw it's median house price increase by 4% this year compared to last July with a median price for single-family homes sold at $239K. The average days on the market remained close to the same as last year at 52 days (2 days more than last year).

San Antonio Texas saw it's median house price increase by 4% this year compared to last June with a median price for single-family homes sold at 241K. The average days on the market remained close to the same as last year at 53 days (2 days more than last year).

San Antonio saw a 3% increase in median price at $238K with an average of 56 days on the market. With a large inventory and an increase of total sales of 10%, the San Antonio Market appears to be very active as we enter the Summer season.

San Antonio – Home sales in the San Antonio area climbed six percent compared to this month last year for a total of 3,003 sales, according to the Multiple Listing Service Report from the San Antonio Board of REALTORS® (SABOR) which reports on all areas contained within the MLS. Average sales price and median sales price each increased four percent year-over-year, with the average price rising to $267,071 and the median reaching $230,700. The month ended with 3,182 sales still pending (301 more than at the end of April 2018), and months of inventory continued its streak of remaining below four months, with April reporting just 3.7 months available.

The San Antonio Market saw growth as the median price increased 3% this March compared to last year. With a total of 2,907 of closed sales and a 5% increase in sales, the market is looking good as we move into the Spring. “The fact that our prices have not skyrocketed like in other markets but rather have remained steady bodes well for the health and stability of our market, and I think you’re seeing more and more people taking advantage of that,” said Grant Lopez, SABOR’s 2019 Chairman of the Board.