Weimer Neighborhood Market Snapshot

Buyer Activity

Buyer activity has been very limited. Only one home sold in the past four weeks, and two sold over the 12-week period. That is not enough activity to support a meaningful sold-price median, sold DOM analysis, or list-to-sale conclusion for this area. The available type mix is entirely single-family, with 10 active listings and two 12-week sales.

Seller Positioning

Seller positioning is mixed but clearly requires attention. The median active DOM is 97 days, and the 75th percentile is 152 days. Five of the 10 active listings—50%—have been on the market at least 90 days. That represents a meaningful stale tail: some properties may attract buyers when properly positioned, while others can remain exposed for extended periods.

Because only two homes sold during the 12-week window, this snapshot intentionally does not interpret sale prices, sold days on market, or list-to-sale performance. The most reliable signals here are the amount of active inventory, the 15.0-month supply level, and the split between newer and older listings.

Bottom line

Weimer is a small, buyer-favorable market with limited recent transaction activity and 50% of active listings at least 90 days old. Buyers have time to compare properties, while sellers should focus on accurate pricing, condition, and presentation. With only two recent sales, conclusions about value or negotiation patterns should be deferred until more transactions accumulate.

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Weimer has 10 active listings and 15.0 months of supply, with only two sales over the past 12 weeks. Half of the active inventory has been on the market at least 90 days. Because the sales sample is too small for meaningful price or list-to-sale conclusions, the clearest signals are available inventory, time on market, and the need for careful seller positioning.