• Is the San Antonio Housing Market Crashing in 2026?,Anthony Sharp

    Is the San Antonio Housing Market Crashing in 2026?

    Updated: October 20, 2026 No. San Antonio-area prices have eased from a year ago and homes for sale are near balance. That's a slower, balanced market, not a crash. With JBSA orders, that means more choices and room to ask for concessions. The catch: the payment still has to work at today's rates. W

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  • San Antonio Housing Market Update: September 2026,Anthony Sharp

    San Antonio Housing Market Update: September 2026

    San Antonio Housing Market Update: September 2026 Key Takeaways The San Antonio housing market recorded 2,793 sales in September 2026, about 1% fewer than a year earlier, while the median price eased roughly 2% to $302,999. With homes spending an average of 88 days on the market and 5.95 months of i

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  • Why the Cheapest Listing Isn't Always the Better Value,Anthony Sharp

    Why the Cheapest Listing Isn't Always the Better Value

    A suburban home for sale on a quiet street. Photo: Sharp Realty Group. Line up two homes on the same street and one lists for $15,000 less than the other. Most buyers stop right there and call the cheaper one the deal. Six months later, that cheaper home is the one swallowing a new roof and a heatin

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