
110 E Craig PL #C, San Antonio TX 78212
MLS #245997558 · ERA Experts · Nicolas Atwood
6 active condos in San Antonio, TX from $119,000 · The median list price in San Antonio is $274,750.

110 E Craig PL #C, San Antonio TX 78212
MLS #245997558 · ERA Experts · Nicolas Atwood

1401 S Flores ST #305, San Antonio TX 78204
MLS #245538144 · eXp Realty, LLC · Tammy Burnes-Manning

3678 Hidden DR #1702, San Antonio TX 78217
MLS #238497640 · Red Pear Realty · Felipe Mendoza

201 W Silver Sands DR #8, San Antonio TX 78216
MLS #243005940 · Compass RE Texas, LLC · Arthur Fonseca

10955 Wurzbach RD #108, San Antonio TX 78230
MLS #244510996 · Sprout Realty · Carlos Reyna

8415 Fredericksburg RD #306, San Antonio TX 78229
MLS #244580052 · Option One Real Estate · Diana Kazazian
This page lists condos for sale in San Antonio — every active listing whose MLS record is a condominium, drawn from live MLS data and updated daily. A condo means you own the unit's interior while a homeowners association maintains shared structures, grounds, and amenities in exchange for a monthly or quarterly HOA fee — read each listing for the specific fee, what it covers, and any building rules.
A condo purchase has a few extra steps beyond a single-family home. The HOA's financials matter: ask for the reserve study, the budget, and whether a special assessment is pending, since a poorly funded reserve can mean a large unplanned bill later. Confirm what the HOA fee actually covers — insurance, exterior maintenance, water, amenities — and what it doesn't. Lenders also underwrite the building itself, not just the buyer, so a condo loan can have its own approval requirements; confirm eligibility with a licensed lender early. A licensed REALTOR® can walk through recent condo sales and HOA documents in San Antonio.
A home is shown when its MLS record lists the property sub-type as Condominium. It's a plain classification from the listing, not a judgment about the building.
It varies by building — commonly exterior maintenance, insurance on shared structures, common-area upkeep, and amenities. The exact coverage is disclosed in the listing and the HOA documents, not assumed.
Often, yes. Lenders evaluate the condo building itself (reserves, owner-occupancy rate, pending litigation) in addition to the buyer, which can affect loan approval and terms. Confirm with a licensed lender.
Daily, from live MLS data. A home leaves the list when it goes under contract, sells, or no longer matches.