Weimer Neighborhood Market Snapshot

Week-over-week direction

The week-over-week direction is mostly stable. Active listings held at 5, four-week sales held at 3, twelve-week sales held at 3, and months of supply held at 5.0. That makes Weimer unusual this week: while several larger zones showed bigger changes in activity, Weimer's headline supply and sales structure stayed steady.

Inventory age

The only notable shift is inventory age. Median active DOM rose from 50 days to 57 days, and the 75th percentile active DOM rose from 61 days to 68 days. That is not a major deterioration; it mainly reflects a small active inventory pool aging by another week. The stale share held at 20%, with only 1 active listing over 90 days on market. Compared with other zones carrying stale shares near or above 50%, Weimer's active inventory remains relatively fresh.

Property type and pricing

All activity in this lens is single-family. There are 5 active single-family listings and 3 single-family sales over the trailing 12 weeks. The 12-week median sale price held at $710,000, and the sold DOM median held at 39 days. Those are stable signals, though the small sample means they should be read directionally rather than as a broad pricing trend.

The list-to-sale ratio also held steady at 93.2%. That is an important caution. Weimer looks more active and less stale than most comparison zones, but buyers are still negotiating. Limited inventory does not automatically mean sellers capture full list price.

Bottom line

Weimer remains one of the stronger small-sample neighborhood reads. Supply is limited, months of supply is steady at 5.0, recent sales are present, and stale inventory remains low at 20%. The market did not meaningfully accelerate this week, but it also did not weaken. Sellers have a cleaner setup here than in most zones, while buyers should expect fewer choices and less stale inventory, but still some room for negotiation depending on price and property fit.