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Weimer Market Snapshot
Week ending May 24, 2026
Key indicators
Weimer is a very small-sample market this week, with 6 active residential listings and no closed sales over the past 12 weeks. Because there were no trailing 12-week sales, months of supply is undefined rather than calculated. The useful read is not price movement; it is inventory size, current time on market, and the absence of recent closings.
Buyer activity
Buyer activity has been absent in the current 12-week window. Weimer recorded 0 sales over the past 4 weeks and 0 sales over the full 12-week period. That makes sold price medians, sold DOM medians, and list-to-sale ratio unavailable for this lens.
With no recent closings, this snapshot should be read carefully. It does not mean there is no demand for Weimer property over time; it means the current measured window does not show enough closed activity to support pricing or absorption claims.
Seller positioning
The active inventory profile is relatively fresh compared with slower parts of the county. Median active DOM is 35 days, and the 75th percentile is 59 days. Only 1 of the 6 active listings is at 90 days or more, which puts stale inventory at 17%.
That is a low stale share, but the lack of sales still matters. Sellers are not facing a heavy stale-inventory problem in this snapshot, but there also is not a current closing signal to prove active buyer absorption. In a small area like Weimer, one or two closings can change the read quickly, so the safest interpretation is limited inventory with no recent closed-sale confirmation.
Local texture
The Weimer snapshot is entirely single-family inventory this week. All 6 active listings are single-family homes, and there were no condo, manufactured/mobile, earthship, or other residential sales in the 12-week window.
Because the market is this thin, the normal price and sale-ratio tools are not useful. The cleaner public read is that Weimer currently has a small, relatively fresh active inventory base, but no recent closed sales to establish pace or price direction.
Bottom line
Bottom line: Weimer is a low-data market this week. There are only 6 active listings and no sales over the past 12 weeks, so pricing conclusions should be avoided. Buyers have a small pool to choose from, while sellers have the benefit of relatively fresh inventory but not enough recent closing activity to support aggressive assumptions. This is a watch-the-next-sale market.
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Market snapshot based on MLS data available as of May 24, 2026. Small samples can move quickly, so these figures should be read as directional.