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Rutherford County Inventory Climbs to 1,689 Homes as September Closings Fall 12% and Average Price Slips 5.5%
Murfreesboro-area sellers face more competition and buyers gain room to negotiate, though concessions may be doing some of the work that list prices show.
Local MarketsWilliamson County Slides Into a Balanced Market as Housing Supply Climbs From Four Months to 5.3 Since June
Preliminary Realtracs figures show Franklin and Brentwood loosening fastest among Middle Tennessee's large counties, while Wilson and Sumner remain the region's tightest markets.
Local MarketsNashville Listings Climb 12% in September as Price Cuts and Longer Market Times Give Buyers Leverage
Realtor.com data show Middle Tennessee inventory growing at more than twice the national pace even as fewer sellers bring fresh homes to market.
Local MarketsNashville Metro’s Best Buy Window Opens Oct. 4–10 as Middle Tennessee Inventory Builds
Realtor.com puts the Nashville–Davidson–Murfreesboro–Franklin Best Week one week after the national mark, while local mid-tier data show more listings, longer supply, and a stubborn income-to-payment gap.
Local MarketsWilliamson County’s Median Sale Price Crosses $1 Million as Davidson Offers More Room
July 2026 closed sales put Williamson County’s median at $1,035,000—more than double Davidson’s—while the broader Middle Tennessee market loosened through slower absorption rather than a surge of new listings.
Local MarketsGreater Nashville Closings Soften as Inventory Builds; Mid-Tier Faces Higher Rate Math
Greater Nashville REALTORS® data show July closings of 3,269 and August nine-county closings down 4% year over year; MTSU’s THDA-funded Q2 report finds statewide prices up just 2.7% annually as mortgage costs stay elevated.
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