The primary indicator of recent market value is the median sold price at 150,075, which aligns with a broader price trend that is down and suggests realized transaction values are softening.

There is a notable gap between the median listing price of 227,000 and the median sold price of 150,075, which may indicate pricing friction between seller expectations and recent transaction levels.

Liquidity appears muted: the median days on market of 185 points to slower sales velocity and, combined with the sample data profile, suggests elevated inventory relative to sales that may prolong time-to-close for SFR and condo listings.

Rental and financing context is also weakening—median market rent is 1,350 with rent year-over-year trend down, while interest rate pressure is elevated (current 30-year fixed ~6.5% vs a 6.2% average earlier in 2026), which may further dampen buyer affordability and investor demand.

The primary indicator of current market value and recent transaction activity remains the median sold price, which now aligns with a market where the price year-over-year trend is down, suggesting downward pressure on realized sale prices rather than listing expectations.

Liquidity appears muted with market temperature described as neutral, which, together with observed price weakness, suggests slower sales velocity and elevated inventory relative to sales activity that may increase time-to-close for sellers.

Rental market signals are weakening: the median market rent is 1,595 and the rent year-over-year trend is down, indicating softer landlord cash flow assumptions and increased competition among rental units.

Financing headwinds are a material constraint: interest rate pressure is elevated, and note the local comparison: Current 30-year fixed mortgage rates in San Antonio, TX are 6.5% compared to the 6.2% average when loans originated in early 2026, which may further compress buyer affordability and contribute to price downside.