Country Club Neighborhood Market Snapshot

Buyer Activity

That absence of sales is the main signal. Buyer activity has been extremely limited in this window. No homes sold in the past four weeks, and none sold across the full 12-week period. In a small area like Country Club, the numbers can change quickly when one or two properties close, but for this snapshot the market is best understood through inventory age rather than sale price or absorption.

Seller Positioning

The seller-side picture is stale. Median active DOM is 174, and the 75th percentile is 195 days. Three of the 4 active listings have been on the market for 90 days or longer, which is 75% of the active inventory. That is a heavy stale reading, even with a small inventory base.

There is no useful list-to-sale ratio this week because there were no sales in the 12-week window. Sold median price and sold median DOM are also suppressed for the same reason. Any pricing interpretation would be speculative. The better read is simple: active inventory exists, but buyers have not converted that inventory into closings during the current 12-week window.

Property-Type Activity

This is entirely a single-family snapshot. All 4 active listings are single-family homes. Condo, townhome, manufactured, mobile, earthship, and other categories recorded no active inventory and no sales in this window.

Bottom line

Country Club is currently the slowest neighborhood lens in this group. The sample is very small, but the signal is clear: no 12-week sales and 75% stale inventory. Sellers need to be especially careful about price, condition, and expectations. Buyers may find room to negotiate, but they should also understand that the lack of sales makes valuation less direct and more property-specific.

Social caption version

Country Club is the quietest neighborhood snapshot this week: 4 active residential listings and no sales over the past 12 weeks. With no closings, price medians and months of supply are not meaningful, so the better signal is inventory age — 75% of active listings have been on the market 90 days or longer. This is a very small sample, but it points to a slow, highly selective market.