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Weimer Neighborhood Market Snapshot
Week ending June 28, 2026
Key indicators
Weimer remains one of the cleaner small-sample residential reads in this week's neighborhood data, though the short-term activity signal cooled. As of June 28, there were 5 active residential listings and 3 sales over the trailing 12-week window, producing 5.0 months of supply. That is unchanged from last week and keeps Weimer in a more balanced-to-active range than most other Taos-area zones.
Week-over-week direction
The broader structure is stable. Active listings held at 5, twelve-week sales held at 3, and months of supply held at 5.0. The 12-week median sale price also held at $710,000, with a sold DOM median of 39 days. Those are strong small-sample signals and suggest that appropriately positioned Weimer homes can still attract buyers.
The short-term caution is the four-week sales count. Four-week sales moved from 3 last week to 1 this week. That does not erase the stronger 12-week read, but it does show that the latest-month pace cooled. With a market this small, one sale entering or leaving the window can move the short-term signal significantly, so the four-week change should be read directionally rather than as a full trend change.
Inventory age
Inventory age drifted older, but not dramatically. Median active DOM rose from 57 days to 64 days, and the 75th percentile active DOM rose from 68 days to 75 days. The stale count held at 1 listing, or 20% of active inventory. Compared with zones where roughly half the inventory is 90+ days on market, Weimer still has one of the fresher active-inventory profiles.
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 list-to-sale ratio held at 93.2%, which is an important caution. Even in one of the stronger and less stale zones, buyers are still negotiating. Limited supply does not automatically mean full-price outcomes.
Bottom line
Weimer remains a strong small-sample neighborhood read. Supply is limited, months of supply is steady at 5.0, stale inventory remains low at 20%, and the 12-week sale profile is stable. The main week-over-week caution is that four-week sales fell from 3 to 1 and active inventory aged by another week. Sellers have a cleaner setup here than in most zones, but pricing still matters. Buyers should expect fewer choices, less stale inventory, and less obvious weakness than in slower parts of the county.
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Market snapshot based on MLS data available as of June 28, 2026. Small samples can move quickly, so these figures should be read as directional.