Bexar County, TX Foreclosures (2026)

Explore foreclosure properties with the highest estimated available equity in Bexar County, TX. Rankings are based on county appraisal values and recorded lien information.

Top Foreclosure Cities in Bexar County

Bexar County currently has 31 active foreclosure properties across 12 cities going into auction on 07/07/2026. The highest concentration of listings is in San Antonio, Converse, and Elmendorf. All properties are sourced from county courthouse public records and updated weekly ahead of the first Tuesday auction. Bexar County foreclosure auctions are held at West side of the Bexar County Courthouse (between the courthouse and the Paul Elizondo Tower near E. Nueva and S. Main Ave).

Auction Location: West side of the Bexar County Courthouse (between the courthouse and the Paul Elizondo Tower near E. Nueva and S. Main Ave)

Best auction deals in Bexar County, TX (upcoming auction)
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Address
Auction Date
Available Equity
Prop Type
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Address
Available Equity
Prop Type
1
07/07/2026
0.66
SINGLE FAMILY RES
1
0.66
SINGLE FAMILY RES
2
07/07/2026
0.52
SINGLE FAMILY RES
2
0.52
SINGLE FAMILY RES
3
07/07/2026
0.49
SINGLE FAMILY RES
3
0.49
SINGLE FAMILY RES
4
07/07/2026
0.42
SINGLE FAMILY RES
4
0.42
SINGLE FAMILY RES
5
07/07/2026
0.34
SINGLE FAMILY RES
5
0.34
SINGLE FAMILY RES
7
07/07/2026
0.30
SINGLE FAMILY RES
7
0.30
SINGLE FAMILY RES
8
07/07/2026
0.28
SINGLE FAMILY RES
8
0.28
SINGLE FAMILY RES
9
07/07/2026
0.28
SINGLE FAMILY RES
9
0.28
SINGLE FAMILY RES
10
07/07/2026
0.25
SINGLE FAMILY RES
10
0.25
SINGLE FAMILY RES

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Bexar County, TX House Price Index

Bexar County, TX Labor Market Condition

Bexar County Housing Market Condition

“Strong Market”

Bexar County’s housing market is characterized by ongoing population and housing stock growth, modest price appreciation, and a tight but easing labor market. The county added roughly 30,000 residents year-over-year (a 1.47% increase) while total housing units rose by about 13,600 (1.7%). That uptick in supply, together with a small rise in the vacancy rate (from 8.3% to 8.5%), points to growing inventory that may be starting to relieve some upward pressure on prices.

Home price trends and FHFA

Home prices have continued to climb: median home value increased 7.4% year-over-year to $262,200, while median gross rent rose about 5.0% to $1,354 per month. Bexar’s median value growth trails the state (8.99%) and the nation (9.66%), indicating more moderate appreciation relative to those benchmarks. Rising housing supply and a slight shift toward more renter-occupied units (renter share up to 41.2% as owner-occupancy edged down to 58.8%) suggest the market is balancing growing demand with additional inventory. FHFA data show a modest house-price appreciation for Bexar County of +0.53% over the 12‑month window reported (Dec 2024 to Dec 2025). The state reported a +0.80% change over that same period; a small national FHFA change (+0.09%) covers a different, shorter reporting window and therefore isn’t directly comparable in duration. In short, FHFA measures indicate modest upward movement locally, roughly in line with state trends for the reported annual period.


Labor market conditions

Labor market conditions are supportive of housing demand. The latest county unemployment rate is 3.9% (April 2026), down slightly from 4.0% the prior month. Texas and the U.S. unemployment rates are about 4.3% in the most recent reports (state April 2026; national May 2026), so Bexar’s jobless rate remains a bit lower than those broader figures. Generally low unemployment supports household formation and continued demand for housing.


What this means
HomeownersContinued appreciation has increased equity, but county price growth is more moderate than state and national gains. Rising supply and vacancy may moderate future price acceleration.
BuyersMore inventory and slightly higher vacancy give buyers somewhat more choice than in tighter markets, but prices and mortgage costs still create affordability pressures.
RentersRents are rising near 5%, so renters face increasing housing costs even as more units become available.
Market participantsRealtors and builders will see steady demand, but the combination of added supply and only modest FHFA-measured appreciation suggests a market shifting from supply-constrained to more balanced conditions. Monitor inventory trends and lending conditions for signals about the next phase of price movement.