Selma packs a lot of convenience into a small footprint. Straddling the northeast edge of San Antonio, it’s the home of The Forum shopping center and Retama Park, with quick access to I-35, Loop 1604 and Randolph AFB — all at some of the most attainable prices in the area. The median sale price is … Read more
Marion is small-town Texas at its most genuine. This quiet Guadalupe County community sits between Seguin, New Braunfels and Cibolo, offering country living, room to spread out, and some of the more attainable prices in the area — all within easy reach of I-10 and the wider San Antonio–Austin corridor. Why buyers choose Marion Marion … Read more
Live Oak is one of the most convenient and affordable spots on San Antonio’s northeast side. This established inner suburb puts you minutes from Randolph AFB, The Forum shopping, and I-35/Loop 1604, at a price point that’s hard to beat close to the city. The median home price is around $287,693 as of mid-2026, essentially … Read more
Spring Branch is Hill Country living at a friendlier price. Tucked along US-281 between Bulverde and Canyon Lake in Comal County, it offers acreage, big skies and a rural feel while staying commutable to San Antonio. The median home price sits around $320,000 as of mid-2026, and homes have been selling relatively quickly for the … Read more
Bulverde is the gateway to the Texas Hill Country north of San Antonio — a place buyers head for space, views and acreage without a long drive to the city. It’s a premium market: the median sale price is around $545,000 as of mid-2026, roughly flat year over year, with homes averaging about 140 days … Read more
Cibolo has been one of the fastest-growing communities in the San Antonio area, and it’s easy to see why: newer homes, strong schools and a family-friendly, small-city feel just off I-35 in Guadalupe County. The median sale price is about $349,995 as of mid-2026, roughly flat year over year, with homes averaging around 140 days … Read more
Schertz is one of the San Antonio area’s most established and family-friendly suburbs, sitting just northeast of the city near Randolph Air Force Base. It has held up better than most local markets lately, with the median sale price up about 6.6% year over year to roughly $399,800 as of mid-2026. Homes are taking longer … Read more
San Marcos sits right in the middle of the action — halfway between Austin and San Antonio on I-35, wrapped around the crystal-clear San Marcos River and home to Texas State University. That location and energy make it one of Central Texas’ most dynamic markets, and one of its more affordable: the median sale price … Read more
Boerne is the Hill Country at its most polished. This Kendall County town northwest of San Antonio pairs a charming historic Main Street with rolling hills, top-rated schools and some of the most sought-after real estate in the region. That desirability shows in the price: the median home is around $599,000 as of mid-2026, roughly … Read more
If affordability is at the top of your list, Seguin deserves a serious look. This historic town on the Guadalupe River, about 35 miles east of San Antonio along I-10, has one of the lowest median prices in the region — around $300,000 as of mid-2026, essentially flat year over year. With homes averaging close … Read more
