Weimer Neighborhood Market Snapshot

Market overview

No residential sale was recorded during the most recent four weeks. All three sales in the 12-week window therefore occurred earlier in the period. That creates a clear recent pause in transaction activity, but the sample is too thin to determine whether the pause will persist.

The active inventory has a split age profile. The median listing has been on the market for only 27 days, indicating that at least half of the available homes are relatively fresh. At the same time, four of the nine active listings have reached at least 90 days, creating a meaningful older-inventory group.

Buyer Activity

Three single-family homes sold during the 12-week period, but none closed in the latest four weeks. Recent buyer activity has therefore been light.

The 12-week median sale price was $710,000, and the median sold property took 39 days to sell. With only three transactions, both figures are directional. They describe the small group of homes that closed and should not be treated as evidence of a broader change in Weimer values or market speed.

The absence of a sale during the latest four-week window matters more as a current-activity signal than as a price signal. Buyers have options among nine active homes, but the recent data does not show rapid absorption.

Seller Positioning

The median active DOM is 27 days, while the 75th-percentile reading is 102 days. That wide gap shows that Weimer’s inventory is not aging uniformly. Several listings are relatively new, while a smaller group has been exposed for much longer.

Four active homes, or 44% of the inventory, have been listed for at least 90 days. That places Weimer in a mixed-inventory position, close to the threshold for a meaningful stale tail. The fresh median should not obscure the negotiating and positioning pressure faced by the older listings.

The 12-week list-to-sale ratio is 93.2%. The three homes that closed sold below their final asking prices by a meaningful amount on average, indicating that negotiation was present in the limited sample. Because only three sales underpin the figure, it should be treated as directional rather than as a fixed expectation for every property.

For sellers, the current inventory split makes early market response especially useful. A new listing may begin with relatively little market time, but the older portion of the inventory shows what can happen when price, presentation, or property fit does not connect with buyers.

Property-Type Activity

All current and recently sold residential properties in the Weimer data are single-family homes. The neighborhood has nine active single-family listings and three single-family sales over the 12-week window.

The single-family median sale price was $710,000, with median sold DOM of 39 days. Both figures come from only three sales and should be interpreted cautiously.

No condominium, townhome, manufactured home, mobile home, Earthship, or other residential inventory or sales appeared in the current Weimer data.

Bottom line

Weimer has nine active homes, three sales over 12 weeks, and 9.0 months of supply. That points to a slower, selective market, with the important caveat that the neighborhood’s small counts make its statistics highly sensitive to individual listings and transactions.

The most recent four weeks produced no sale, so current buyer activity has been light. Inventory age is mixed: the median listing is only 27 days old, but four of the nine active homes have already crossed 90 days.

For buyers, the recent pause and the 93.2% list-to-sale ratio suggest room to evaluate pricing and negotiate where a property has accumulated market time. For sellers, the relatively fresh median is encouraging, but the older inventory shows that an initial position that misses the market can lead to extended exposure.

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Weimer has nine active homes and three sales over the past 12 weeks, producing 9.0 months of supply. No sale was recorded during the latest four weeks, so recent activity has been light. The inventory is split between relatively fresh listings and an older group: median active DOM is 27 days, but four of the nine homes have been listed for at least 90 days.