Months of supply is the measure that matters here, not a headline about how hot the market feels. At 1.63 months, buyers have fewer competing listings to choose from than in a looser market, so a home priced against real comparables tends to draw attention sooner rather than sitting.
Condition and price still decide the individual outcome. A tight market narrows the gap between a good listing and a great one, but an overpriced home in any market sits, and a home priced to the current benchmark of $444,700 for its type and area moves through the process faster.
Where your specific street and condition land inside that market is the real question, not the general trend. Get your hand-reviewed valuation from Joel Dyck.