Year-over-year, Weeping Water’s rolling three-month data shows softer prices but stronger activity. The typical home value is down sharply from last year, with the median sale price dropping around 45 percent to about $210,000. At the same time, homes sold are up more than 50 percent and new listings are up about 52 percent, indicating more movement on both sides of the market.
Looking at the latest rolling three-month period through June 2026, prices and listing trends appear to be recalibrating. The median list price is just under $200,000 and down about 7 percent from a year ago, while months of supply has risen to 2.1, a 40 percent year-over-year increase that suggests slightly more options for buyers than before. Inventory remains limited with only five active listings, yet pending sales have more than doubled compared with last year, and the market is still classified as a seller’s market.
Demand shows up most clearly in how quickly and how strongly homes are selling. Typical days on market have fallen to just 14, dropping steeply from a year ago when homes were taking much longer to sell, and the average sale-to-list ratio has climbed to about 105 percent, with more than 100 percent of recent sales closing above list price. With prices adjusting, supply still tight, and homes moving quickly, both buyers and sellers in Weeping Water can benefit from using Agent Pronto to connect with an experienced local real estate agent.
