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 to sell — around 160 days on average — so buyers have room to negotiate even as prices hold.
Why buyers choose Schertz
Schertz blends suburban convenience with a strong sense of community. Buyers are drawn to the well-regarded Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City (SCUC) schools, proximity to Randolph AFB and major employers, parks and amenities, and quick access to I-35 and I-10. It’s a natural fit for military families, commuters and anyone wanting newer homes in a settled suburb.
Schertz neighborhoods & communities
Schertz offers a strong mix of master-planned communities. The Crossvine is the flagship, with amenities, trails and newer homes, while Homestead, Rhine Valley and Hallie’s Cove add more newer-construction options across price points. Browse everything on the Schertz homes for sale page.
What Schertz homes cost
Around the $399,800 median you’ll find newer three- and four-bedroom homes in amenity communities. Below that, established resale neighborhoods offer value; above it, larger and premium homes. With homes sitting longer, sellers are more willing to negotiate on price and closing costs. Trading in a home to buy here? Start with a home valuation.
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