Homes for Sale in San Antonio, TX
San Antonio is the second-largest city in Texas and the seventh-largest in the U.S., with nearly 1.5 million residents across Bexar County. The city anchors a metro of over 2 million people, driven by military installations (JBSA-Lackland, Fort Sam Houston, Randolph), healthcare (South Texas Medical Center), financial services (USAA), and tourism. Median home prices near $260K and no state income tax make San Antonio one of the most affordable major metros in the country.
Talk to an LRG Agent About San Antonio →San Antonio Demographics
Population, income, and housing tenure for the city and surrounding Bexar County.
- Population1,458,954 / 2,095,426
- Median household income$62,917 / $71,071
- Median home value$235,700 / $244,100
- Median age34.6 yrs
- Population growth (2022–23)4.0%
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates (2019–2023).
San Antonio Commute Times
Approximate driving times from central San Antonio. Peak times reflect weekday morning/evening commutes.
| Destination | Distance | Off-Peak | Rush Hour |
|---|---|---|---|
| Downtown San Antonio | Varies by neighborhood | 10–25 min | 20–40 min |
| JBSA-Lackland AFB | ~15 mi from downtown | 20 min | 25–35 min |
| USAA HQ (Fredericksburg Rd) | ~12 mi from downtown | 15–20 min | 25–35 min |
| South Texas Medical Center | ~10 mi from downtown | 15 min | 20–30 min |
| Austin (via I-35) | ~80 mi | 70–80 min | 90–120 min |
San Antonio at a Glance
What It Costs to Buy in San Antonio
San Antonio Neighborhoods
Stone Oak / North Central
San Antonio’s premier suburban corridor. Top-rated NEISD schools, master-planned amenities, and median prices from $350K to $600K+.
Stone Oak guide → Talk to an agent →Alamo Ranch / Westover Hills
Fast-growing far-west communities along Loop 1604. New construction from the low $200s. Northside ISD schools. Strong military family presence.
Alamo Ranch guide → Westover Hills guide → Talk to an agent →Alamo Heights / Terrell Hills
Historic enclaves with top-rated AHISD schools, walkable neighborhoods, and a premium price point. SA’s strongest established-neighborhood market.
Alamo Heights guide → Terrell Hills guide → Talk to an agent →Lackland / Westside
Affordable housing near JBSA-Lackland AFB. Prices from the low $100s. Strong VA loan usage. Edgewood and Southwest ISDs.
Talk to an agent →Southtown / King William
Historic arts district south of downtown. Walkable, eclectic, and rapidly appreciating. Limited inventory drives higher per-sqft prices than the metro median.
Southtown guide → King William guide → Talk to an agent →Converse / Live Oak / Universal City
Northeast suburban corridor near Randolph AFB. Judson ISD. Affordable family housing from the low $200s with easy Loop 1604 access.
Converse guide → Live Oak guide → Universal City guide → Talk to an agent →San Antonio Schools
San Antonio is served by 15+ independent school districts. The district depends entirely on the property address, not the city name.
| District | TEA Rating | Approx. Enrollment | Notable Areas Served |
|---|---|---|---|
| North East ISD (NEISD) | A | ~64,000 | Stone Oak, Churchill, Reagan, Lee corridors |
| Northside ISD (NISD) | B | ~100,000 | Alamo Ranch, Westover Hills, Helotes, far northwest |
| Alamo Heights ISD | A | ~5,000 | Alamo Heights, Terrell Hills, Olmos Park |
| Judson ISD | B | ~23,000 | Live Oak, Converse, Universal City, Randolph area |
| San Antonio ISD | B | ~46,000 | Downtown, Southtown, near-east/west side |
| Southwest ISD | B | ~13,000 | Southwest SA near Lackland |
| Schertz-Cibolo-UC ISD | A | ~18,000 | Schertz, Cibolo, northeast corridor |
