Weimer Neighborhood Market Snapshot

Buyer Activity

Buyer activity is present, but the sample is thin. One home sold in the past four weeks, and 4 sold over the 12-week window. In a small market like Weimer, a few transactions can move the numbers quickly, so the months-of-supply reading should be treated as directional rather than absolute. Still, compared with the broader county market, Weimer is showing better absorption.

Seller Positioning

The seller side has some friction. Median active DOM is 104, and the 75th percentile is 124 days. Five of the 9 active listings have been on the market for 90 days or longer, which is 56% of the active inventory. That is a meaningful stale tail, especially in such a small inventory pool.

The list-to-sale ratio is 96.6%, which points to reasonable close-to-list performance, but not a market where sellers can ignore negotiation. Buyers are still applying discipline. The homes that close are not being deeply discounted as a rule, but they do need to meet the market.

Property-Type Activity

This is entirely a single-family snapshot. All 9 active listings are single-family homes, and all 4 sales over the past 12 weeks were single-family homes. The 12-week median sale price was $793,650, with median sold DOM of 35. That sold-DOM figure suggests well-positioned homes can move efficiently, but with only 4 sales, the price and speed readings should not be overextended.

Bottom line

Weimer is one of the stronger neighborhood zones in this week’s data, but it is still selective. Buyers should expect less inventory than in larger areas, and well-positioned homes can move. Sellers have a better setup here than in many parts of the county, but 56% stale inventory is a warning: even in Weimer, overpricing or poor positioning can leave a listing sitting.

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Weimer remains one of the more active neighborhood zones, with 9 active listings, 4 sales over 12 weeks, and 6.8 months of supply. The market is small, so the sample is thin, but absorption is better than much of the county. Still, 56% of active listings have been on the market 90 days or longer, so pricing discipline matters.