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Country Club Neighborhood Market Snapshot
Week ending August 2, 2026
Key indicators
Country Club remains the thinnest and most stagnant neighborhood read in this week’s comparison set. As of August 2, the area had only 3 active residential listings and no sales over the trailing 12-week window. With no recent sales, months of supply is not meaningful and should not be reported as a numeric market signal.
Buyer activity has been absent in the current window
Buyer activity has been absent in the current window. There were no sales in the latest four-week period and no sales over the full 12-week period. In a small zone like Country Club, a single closing can change the read quickly, but the current data points to a quiet, property-specific market rather than an active segment.
The active-inventory profile is the main story
The active-inventory profile is the main story. All 3 active listings are 90+ days on market, giving the zone a 100% stale share. Median active DOM is 181 days, and the 75th percentile is 284 days. That means even with very limited inventory, the current active listings have already had substantial market exposure.
Compared with last week, the signal weakened
Compared with last week, the signal weakened. The active count stayed at 3, but the trailing 12-week sold count moved from 1 to 0. Median active DOM also rose from 174 to 181, and the 75th percentile rose from 277 to 284. This remains a small-sample read, but the direction is not constructive.
Sold metrics are suppressed on a zero-sale sample
Because there were no sales in the trailing 12-week window, sold price median, sold DOM median, and list-to-sale ratio should remain suppressed. Reporting those figures would imply more certainty than the data supports. The useful public interpretation is simple: very few listings, no recent sales, and a fully stale active inventory pool.
Entirely single-family
All active inventory in this lens is single-family. There are 3 active single-family listings and no single-family sales over the trailing 12 weeks. No condo/townhome, manufactured/mobile, earthship, or other residential activity appeared in this zone during the same window.
Bottom Line
Country Club is a very small, stale, low-activity market right now. Limited inventory does not equal seller leverage when none of the active listings have sold and every active listing is 90+ days on market. Sellers should be careful about assuming scarcity will carry the price. Buyers will not have many choices, but the age of the current listings may create room for careful negotiation.
Social caption version
Country Club has only 3 active listings and no sales over the past 12 weeks. All 3 active listings are 90+ days on market, so this is a thin and fully stale market read. Limited supply is not translating into clear seller leverage right now.
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Market snapshot based on MLS data available as of August 2, 2026. Small samples can move quickly, so these figures should be read as directional.