Fall is here. That means Sweater weather and the time when pumpkins and potted mums adorn the neighborhood porches. At the start of the busy holiday season homes and neighborhoods are getting homes ready for Halloween, thanksgiving followed by the festive season with Christmas trees and tinsel. So grab yourself a cinnamon pumpkin spice chai latte and cosy up with this latest report to warm your heart. Check out the Q3 report.

"Summertime... and the livin’ is easy!" as the classic song goes. This is Music City, after all, so we can sing a song of summer. The magnolia trees are perfuming the midsummer air and the gorgeous pink, purple, white, and red blooms of crepe myrtle trees add stunning splashes of color to Nashville streets. As summer temperatures rise, Nashvillians are finding ways to beat the heat, from a cooling plunge in a pool or lake to enjoying the air-conditioned great indoors. With July 4 celebrations and fireworks behind us, we're fully into Q3 and inventory seems to be exploding right now.

Hello Spring!

Now that our clocks have been set forward to Daylight Savings time, and thankfully the harsh snow and frosts are behind us, we are enjoying the delights of spring. Balmy temperatures and beautiful blossoming trees cheerully gracing our streets and yards. For us, In our East Nashville home all 19 dogwoods in our front and back yard are in magnificent full bloom.

Happy New Year 2024! As winter temperatures dip and storms envelop much of the US, bringing heavy snow, rains, and tornadoes; here in Nashville, we're wondering if the first snowfall for the year. Meanwhile, those following the ups and downs of the real estate market in Nashville are wondering if now is a good time to sell or buy a home. Below, we’ll look at expert’s predictions for the 2024 housing market.

With the market forces of high consumer competition, rising interest rates, and low inventory; Nashville remains locked in a Sellers’ Market environment.  It’s enough to drive homebuyers to tears.

Below, we’ll look at the third quarter of 2023 by-the-numbers and talk about how to make homebuying a less tear-jerking experience.

All 9 metrics in our report (Medium SFR price, median condo price for Greater Nashville, Davidson and Williamson Counties) were down, down, down with the exception of one metric: Q2 Median Condo price for Greater Nashville. Interesting data for sure considering quarter after quarter it was up, up, up on every metric except inventory.

Below, we’ll look at what’s happening with Nashville’s real estate market, including the increased appeal (and median price) of condos.

Welcome to our first quarterly report! Below, you’ll find our look back at Quarter 1 of 2023. We analyze Nashville’s housing market by the numbers to help you buy, sell, and invest smarter.