According to the February 2012 Multiple Listing Service report by the San Antonio Board of REALTORS® (SABOR) , San Antonio home prices are continuing on their upward trend! In February 2012, the average home price was up 3% from February 2011 to $183,955. Median home prices remained stable, with a slight 1% decrease to$147,100.
“We’re glad to see that home prices are holding strong,” SABOR President and CEO Angela Shields said. “Considering the latest reports on other cities, we’re proud that San Antonio continues to prove itself time and time again as a city that’s making strides.”
Shields cites the recent residential price index by FNC Inc. which notes that U.S. home prices fell 0.7 to 1.1 percent in December in the top ten housing markets. Yet at the end of 2011, only homeowners in Houston and San Antonio had seen their property values rise above 2007 peak levels. San Antonio home prices continue to stay strong; the recently reported average price for February 2012 grew 3 percent over a year ago.
Job growth, affordability and low interest rates are all key indicators to the strength of the San Antonio housing market, Shields said. According to a report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, San Antonio ranked in the top 10 metro cities with projected job growth through 2020. The 15-year fixed rate mortgage reached a new all-time low last week, while the 30-year mortgage edged to matching its record low, according to Freddie Mac’s weekly mortgage market survey.”
The total number of single family residential home sales in February 2012 was 1,243, which is 12% higher than 2011.
And, we finished the month with 1,456 sales pending.
San Antonio continues to have a strong housing market & economic outlook…Way to go SA!


































