San Antonio Real Estate Market report - this report provides data on the market trends for San Antonio, Texas for past months and compared to the same time period the year prior. This report is intended to give the viewer a true depiction of how the San Antonio, Texas housing market is.
This report compares the amount of sales for that month, the average sold price, average price per square foot and average days on market (DOM). The report is broken out by Single Family homes, condos & townhomes, Multi-family homes and Residential Rentals.
As you can see, fewer homes were sold from year to year but San Antonio remained at a good number of sold homes for March, 2009. Days on market is a tad higher and the average price/square foot is slightly lower.
San Antonio experienced quite a signifcant change in solds for Condos & Townhomes. Price per square foot was slightly off while avg DOM were higher as well as average sales price.
Multifamily statistics for solds is half of what it was last year. The average sales price is considerably lower. Days on market is slightly higher while average price/square foot is slightly lower.
Residential Rentals that were rented year over year were up. Average sales prices were slightly higher. Days on market were slightly higher as well as average price/square foot.
To view past months reports: San Antonio Market Report - February 2009, San Antonio market report - January 2009 & San Antonio Market Report - December 2008
*Disclaimer: Data based on information obtained directly from San Antonio Board of Realtors (SABOR). SABOR does not guarantee nor is any way responsible for its accuracy. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.
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Kristin Moran
Specializing in San Antonio & surrounding cities
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RE/MAX Access - Realtor®/Owner
KristinMoran@Remax.net 210.313.7397 www.SistersThatSell.com
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Back to work I see...It looks like your market prices are down but certainly not like the drama happening in other parts of the country!
Kristin,
It looks like the SFR market is holding on but the rest of the market needs a lot of help. BTW, Welcome back.
I love it when you make all of our stats looks so easy to read and see for the consumer!