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About San Antonio
San Antonio is the second-largest city in Texas and the seat of Bexar County. It anchors the Greater San Antonio region, where the South Texas plains climb into the limestone hills of the Balcones Escarpment at the edge of the Hill Country. The city has three centuries of history in its Spanish colonial missions and the River Walk, and it runs on a large military economy. Its neighborhoods range from tree-lined streets close to downtown to newer north-side communities set against the hills. San Antonio TX real estate fits buyers who want big-city culture and lots of choice, from a first home near the urban core to a custom estate in a gated north-side enclave. Boerne and the rest of the Hill Country are an easy drive up Interstate 10.
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$2,845,000
5 Beds 6 Baths 5,200 SqFt
24602 Cliff Line, San Antonio, TX 78257
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Living in San Antonio
- San Antonio Missions National Historical Park — Four historic Spanish missions in Texas's only UNESCO World Heritage Site. Entry is free, ranger programs run daily, and a hike-and-bike trail connects them.
- San Antonio Public Library — The city library system has 29 locations and a 24/7 digital collection. Cards are free for San Antonio residents.
- San Antonio Museum of Art — 5,000 years of art in the former Lone Star Brewery on the River Walk's Museum Reach, known for its ancient Mediterranean collection.
- Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce — San Antonio's oldest business organization, founded in 1894, with local events, advocacy and community news.
The vibe
San Antonio wears its history openly. Four Spanish colonial missions, Concepción, San José, San Juan and Espada, make up San Antonio Missions National Historical Park, and all four still hold active Catholic parishes. In 2015 those four and the Alamo were named a single UNESCO World Heritage Site, which is still the only one in Texas. The San Antonio River ties much of it together. The River Walk runs about 15 miles through the city in three stretches. The Museum Reach heads north past museums, public art and the Pearl District. The Downtown River Walk has the boat tours, restaurants and the old Horseshoe Bend. The Mission Reach runs south as a greener corridor of trails and restored habitat that links the missions.
The land changes a lot from one side of town to the other. To the south and east it is flatter brush country. To the north and northwest the ground rises into the Balcones Escarpment, with live oaks, limestone bluffs and canyon country over the Edwards Aquifer recharge zone. The homes follow that terrain. Older central neighborhoods have mature trees and early-20th-century houses. The independent enclave cities near the center, including Alamo Heights, Olmos Park and Terrell Hills, have their own city governments, so buyers should know which side of a city line a house sits on. Buyers looking at luxury homes San Antonio TX shoppers ask about often end up on the north side, in places like The Dominion and the Stone Oak area, where larger custom homes and guard-gated communities sit on rolling Hill Country ground.
The pace is that of a big city that still feels unhurried. San Antonio calls itself Military City USA, and Joint Base San Antonio, made up of Fort Sam Houston, Lackland and Randolph, shapes the city's economy and its calendar. Day to day, life moves between riverside patios, mission trails, the Pearl's restaurants and the open country at the edge of town.
Market snapshot
As of September 2026, the San Antonio Board of REALTORS reported 2,793 home sales across its regional MLS area. The median price was $302,999, about 2% lower than in September 2025. Homes averaged 88 days on the market, and inventory stood at 5.95 months. A supply that size gives buyers more selection and more time to negotiate than they have had in years, and the board's chair has urged sellers to price from comparable sales from the start. The market had been busier earlier in the year. SABOR reported 3,479 sales in June 2026, up 15% from June 2025, with a median price of $329,730. Keep in mind that these figures cover SABOR's whole regional market, not just the city limits, and that they describe completed months, not today's active listings.
The top of the market is moving on its own track. Express-News reporting in September 2026 described San Antonio as a K-shaped market: prices at the entry level have been softening while the most expensive homes keep climbing, helped by scarce supply in sought-after close-in neighborhoods. For anyone weighing homes for sale in San Antonio TX at the luxury end, that means condition, location and pricing matter more than the citywide headline numbers. We could not verify a current citywide median price per square foot from an authoritative source, so it is left out here. A local agent can pull neighborhood-level comparables for any home you are considering.
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Amenities
Schools in San Antonio are run by several independent school districts, not a single city system. The district depends on the exact address, so buyers should confirm a home's district and look up current accountability ratings through the Texas Education Agency before they make an offer. For the outdoors, Government Canyon State Natural Area protects more than 12,000 acres of Hill Country canyons and Edwards Aquifer recharge land on the city's northwest edge, about 17 miles from Main Plaza. Texas Parks and Wildlife lists more than 40 miles of trails for hiking and mountain biking, plus a hike out to dinosaur tracks. The natural area is open Fridays through Mondays, and the Protected Habitat Area trails open only from September through February. Closer in, the River Walk's trail network runs from Brackenridge Park in the north to Mission Espada in the south. The Museum Reach and the Pearl District are the city's best-known dining and gathering spots, alongside the restaurants that line the downtown river.
Joint Base San Antonio is the area's dominant employer. The Texas Comptroller estimates it directly employs more than 74,000 people and generates about $53.5 billion in annual economic impact. It also includes Brooke Army Medical Center at Fort Sam Houston. For trips into the Hill Country, Boerne, home to LBG's nearest office, is about 30 miles northwest of downtown on Interstate 10. The drive usually takes 30 to 35 minutes off-peak and longer at rush hour. The Rim and La Cantera shopping districts sit along that same I-10 corridor on the way out of town.
San Antonio FAQs
How is the San Antonio real estate market right now?
In the last 30 days, 1126 homes sold in San Antonio, down from 1447 in the 30 days before. 2120 active listings were on the market in that time. Source: the Legacy Broker Group market report for San Antonio, MLS data as of November 13, 2026.
What is the median sale price of homes in San Antonio?
Over the last 30 days, the median sale price of homes in San Antonio was $280,142, across 1126 sales. Source: the Legacy Broker Group market report for San Antonio, MLS data as of November 13, 2026.
What is the median list price of homes in San Antonio?
Over the last 30 days, the median list price of homes in San Antonio was $295,000. Source: the Legacy Broker Group market report for San Antonio, MLS data as of November 13, 2026.
How long do homes take to sell in San Antonio?
Over the last 30 days, the median time on the market for homes in San Antonio was 100 days, against 105 days in the 30 days before. Source: the Legacy Broker Group market report for San Antonio, MLS data as of November 13, 2026.
How can I get the San Antonio market report every month?
Open the San Antonio TX Market Report on our Market Reports page (legacybrokergroup.com/market-report-collection/) and choose Subscribe to the report. It is our own report, built from MLS data, and it comes to your inbox each month.
What county is San Antonio, Texas in?
San Antonio is in Bexar County and serves as its county seat. It is the second-largest city in Texas and the center of the Greater San Antonio region.
Where do people look for luxury homes San Antonio TX buyers ask about most?
Many luxury buyers look at the north side, including The Dominion and the Stone Oak area, where larger custom homes and gated communities sit on Hill Country terrain. Others prefer the close-in enclave cities of Alamo Heights, Olmos Park and Terrell Hills, which have their own city governments.
How do I find out my home value San Antonio TX buyers would actually pay?
The most reliable starting point is a comparative market analysis based on recent closed sales of similar homes nearby. An agent can adjust for condition, lot, updates and location, which automated online estimates often miss.
Can a luxury real estate agent in San Antonio TX help me sell my luxury home San Antonio TX buyers will compete for?
Yes. LBG's Luxury & Residential agents work the San Antonio market from our Boerne office and can price, prepare and market a high-end home to the buyers looking at that tier. At the luxury level, careful pricing and presentation matter a lot because there are fewer comparable sales.
Are there homes with acreage San Antonio TX buyers can find near the city?
Buyers who want more land usually look at the city's northern and northwestern edges, where the terrain turns into Hill Country, and at the towns just beyond along Interstate 10. Our Boerne office knows both the San Antonio fringe and the Hill Country acreage market.
How far is San Antonio from Boerne and the Hill Country?
Boerne is about 30 miles northwest of downtown San Antonio on Interstate 10, usually a 30 to 35 minute drive outside rush hour. Peak-hour traffic can stretch that drive considerably.
What is there to do outdoors in San Antonio?
Government Canyon State Natural Area has more than 40 miles of trails across Hill Country canyon land on the northwest edge of the city. The River Walk's Mission Reach also offers miles of trail and restored river habitat connecting the historic missions.
Is San Antonio home to a UNESCO World Heritage Site?
Yes. The San Antonio Missions, which include the Alamo and the four missions of San Antonio Missions National Historical Park, were named a World Heritage Site in 2015 and remain the only one in Texas.
Who are the major employers in San Antonio?
Joint Base San Antonio is the area's largest economic driver, made up of Fort Sam Houston, Lackland and Randolph. Fort Sam Houston is also home to Brooke Army Medical Center.
How do I check which school district serves a San Antonio home?
Several independent school districts serve different parts of San Antonio, so the district depends on the exact address. Confirm it with the district directly and look up current ratings through the Texas Education Agency.
Market and community sections reviewed 2026-11-11.