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Weimer Neighborhood Market Snapshot
Week ending April 19, 2026
Key indicators
The Weimer market is very small in this snapshot, so the numbers need to be read with some restraint. There are 5 active residential listings, with 2 sales over the past 12 weeks and no sales in the most recent 4-week period. That puts the area at 7.5 months of supply, which reads as slower and selective, but not as deeply oversupplied as some larger zones.
Buyer activity
Because the sample is thin, the best read comes from inventory, time on market, and recent activity rather than sold-price medians. Weimer ranks #1 of 6 for competitiveness across all residential types and #2 of 6 for single-family competitiveness in this comparison set. That ranking is useful, but it should not be overstated because the active and sold counts are both small.
Buyer activity is present over the 12-week window, but quiet in the most recent month. Two sales over 12 weeks show that homes are closing in Weimer, while zero sales over the last 4 weeks means there was no fresh short-term closing signal in this packet. In a small area like this, one additional sale can shift the read quickly.
Seller-side pressure
Seller positioning looks relatively better than in many higher-stale zones, but it is not free of resistance. Median active days on market is 48, which is a fairly fresh median. The 75th percentile is 137 days, showing that the older tail is still there. Two of the 5 active listings have been on the market 90 days or more, which is 40% of the active inventory.
Sold price medians and list-to-sale ratio are not meaningful here because the sold sample is too small. That is important for public interpretation. The safer read is that Weimer has limited inventory, some evidence of recent buyer engagement over the 12-week window, and a mixed inventory age profile.
Type mix
Single-family homes are the entire market in this snapshot. All 5 active listings are single-family, and both sales over the 12-week window were single-family homes. There is no condo/townhome, manufactured/mobile, earthship, or other residential activity in this packet, so this report should be read as a small single-family snapshot.
Bottom line
Weimer is a limited-sample market, but the current read is not weak. Inventory is low, median active DOM is relatively fresh, and the area still showed 2 sales over 12 weeks. Buyers should understand that choices are limited and the data can move quickly. Sellers should not assume the ranking alone means automatic strength; pricing still has to match the specific home, condition, and buyer pool.
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Market snapshot based on MLS data available as of April 19, 2026. Small samples can move quickly, so these figures should be read as directional.