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A sample of current San Antonio single family listings across the north side, far west side and southeast. Request info on any home and we'll connect you with a local expert.
Stock photoSan Antonio, TX 78258
Listing courtesy of Keller Williams Legacy · MLS #2027067
Stock photoSan Antonio, TX 78253
Listing courtesy of Phyllis Browning Company · MLS #1995313
Stock photoSan Antonio, TX 78245
Listing courtesy of Levi Rodgers Real Estate Group · MLS #2012143
Stock photoSan Antonio, TX 78253
Listing courtesy of Smart Group, REALTORS® · MLS #2026539
Stock photoSan Antonio, TX 78244
Listing courtesy of J.J. Rodriguez Professional Real Estate Services · MLS #1959108
Listing data as of November 5, 2026 from the San Antonio MLS (LERA MLS). Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed and may change or be outdated; homes may already be sold, pending or contingent. Listings are offered by their respective brokerages. Verify all details with the listing agent. Photos are illustrative stock images from Unsplash and do not show the actual properties.
Every area has its own feel, commute and school zoning. Here are the pockets buyers ask about most.
Master-planned north-side living with gated sections, strong elementary schools and shopping close by.
Upscale gated homes with tennis and basketball courts, trails and clubhouse amenities.
Fast-growing far-west community with newer construction, parks and a wide range of price points.
Newer homes, community pools and growing retail, popular with families and commuters to Medical Center and Lackland.
Larger lots, mature trees and a country feel while staying inside the San Antonio area, often without a mandatory HOA.
The most affordable entry points in the city for first-time buyers, military families and investors.
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San Antonio is the second-largest city in Texas and one of the most approachable large housing markets in the country. Buyers searching for single family homes for sale in San Antonio will find everything from affordable starter houses to gated estates with home theaters and outdoor kitchens. With no state income tax, a strong job base in healthcare, the military, technology and tourism, and a lifestyle that blends city amenities with Hill Country access, it is easy to see why so many families are choosing Bexar County.
The market is not one-size-fits-all. Prices, inventory and days on market change dramatically from one ZIP code to the next, and by price band. Examples of what buyers see across the city right now:
| Area | Typical home style | Price tendency |
|---|---|---|
| 78258 (Stone Oak / Rogers Ranch) | 4+ bed, 3,500+ sq ft, gated | Upper range; some listings above $700K |
| 78253 (Alamo Ranch / Helotes area) | 3–4 bed, newer and larger-lot homes | Wide range from affordable to $475K+ |
| 78245 (Far West Side) | 3 bed, newer builds with community pool | Mid-range, often under $300K |
| 78244 (East / Southeast) | 3 bed, single-story starter homes | Entry-level, some near or under $100K–$150K |
Illustrative ranges based on recent public listings. Pricing changes daily, so ask us for current numbers in your target area.
Texas has no state income tax, but property taxes fund schools, counties and local districts, so they matter when you budget your monthly payment. In Bexar County, total tax rates are commonly around 2% of assessed value or higher depending on the school district, municipal utility districts and other taxing entities. A home assessed at $500,000 can therefore carry a tax bill in the five-figure range each year.
HOA fees vary just as much. Some newer communities charge roughly $20–$50 a month, while amenity-rich gated neighborhoods with courts, pools and clubhouses charge more, often billed quarterly or annually. Some established areas have no mandatory HOA at all. Always compare the full monthly cost (principal, interest, taxes, insurance and HOA), not just the list price.
San Antonio is served by multiple independent school districts, including North East ISD, Northside ISD and Alamo Heights ISD, and school assignment is tied to the exact address. Check ratings on GreatSchools and confirm zoning with the district before you write an offer. We can help you compare zones for the neighborhoods on your list.
With several military installations in the area, VA loans are very common in San Antonio, and most sellers welcome VA, FHA, conventional and cash offers. In some price ranges, sellers are offering concessions, rate buydowns or even assumable loans. Getting pre-approved first makes your offer stronger and shows you exactly which homes are in range.
Searching on your own means sorting through thousands of listings. Omni Referrals connects you with a local San Antonio expert who listens to your goals, filters out the noise and helps you act quickly when the right house appears. It's free for buyers, and there is no obligation to move forward.
Prices vary widely by neighborhood and condition. Entry-level and fixer-upper houses on the south and west sides can list well under $200,000, while larger homes in gated northwest communities such as Rogers Ranch or Stone Oak can list above $700,000. Tell us your budget and we will show you what fits.
Texas has no state income tax, but property taxes in Bexar County are higher than the national average, often roughly 2 percent or more of assessed value depending on the taxing districts. Always check the annual tax amount and HOA fees on a listing before you make an offer.
Many newer communities have an HOA, and fees range from about $20 per month to several hundred dollars per quarter in amenity-rich gated neighborhoods. Some established areas have no mandatory HOA. We can filter your search either way.
Yes. San Antonio has a large military community and many sellers accept VA, FHA, conventional and cash offers. A lender can confirm your eligibility and budget before you start touring.
Conditions change by price range and area. In some segments listings are sitting longer and sellers are cutting prices, which can give buyers room to negotiate. We can share current local conditions for the neighborhoods you care about.
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Omni Referrals is a referral service and does not sell real estate directly. Information on this page is general, may change without notice and is not a guarantee of pricing or availability. Price ranges are illustrative. Equal Housing Opportunity.