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Weimer Neighborhood Market Snapshot
Week ending August 2, 2026
Key indicators
Weimer remains one of the cleaner neighborhood reads in the current comparison set, but the short-term sales pace is quiet. As of August 2, the area had 9 active residential listings and 3 sales over the trailing 12-week window, producing 9.0 months of supply. That is a selective market reading, not a tight one.
Buyer activity has been limited recently
Buyer activity has been limited recently. There were no sales in the latest four-week window, while the trailing 12-week count remained at 3. In a small area like Weimer, one or two closings can change the numbers quickly, so the absence of four-week sales should not be overstated. Still, the immediate pace is slower than the area’s ranking might suggest.
The active inventory profile is the most interesting part of the packet
The active inventory profile is the most interesting part of the packet. Median active DOM is only 20 days, which is very fresh compared with most other neighborhood snapshots this week. The 75th percentile is 95 days, and 4 of the 9 active listings are 90+ days on market. That creates a split read: the middle of the active inventory is fresh, but there is still a meaningful older tail.
The stale share increased from last week
The stale share increased from last week, moving from 25% to 44%. That is a notable change, especially because the area still ranks well on competitiveness. It suggests Weimer is not broadly stagnant, but the small active pool now includes a larger share of listings that have crossed the 90-day mark.
The sold-side sample is useful but limited
The sold-side sample is useful but limited. The 12-week sales count is 3, with a median sale price of $710,000 and a sold DOM median of 39 days. The list-to-sale ratio is 93.2%, which shows that negotiation remains present even in a small, relatively clean inventory market. Limited supply does not automatically translate into full-price outcomes.
A small, entirely single-family market
All active and sold inventory in this lens is single-family. There are 9 active single-family listings and 3 single-family sales over the trailing 12 weeks. That makes the interpretation straightforward: Weimer is a small single-family market with fresh new inventory, limited recent closings, and a growing stale component at the edge.
Bottom Line
Weimer is not showing strong short-term transaction momentum, but it is also not carrying the same heavy inventory-age burden seen in larger zones. The 9.0-month supply reading gives buyers time, and the zero-sale four-week window shows a quiet recent pace. Sellers have a cleaner setup than in many parts of the county, but the rising stale share and 93.2% list-to-sale ratio argue for realistic pricing. Buyers should expect limited choices, but not automatic seller leverage.
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Weimer has 9 active listings, 3 sales over 12 weeks, and 9.0 months of supply. The market is quiet in the latest four-week window, with no recent sales, but the median active DOM is only 20 days. Inventory is fresher than most zones, though the stale share has grown to 44%.
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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.