Days on market and median condo sales pricing increased slightly when compared to third quarter while the median single family housing price stayed the same at $287,000. Another strong quarter for Davidson County, Nashville.
With just 25 days on market and increased housing prices when compared to second quarter, the 2017 Quarter 3 housing market remained a competitive marketplace.
With even fewer days on market and higher housing prices, the 2017 Quarter 2 housing market proved difficult for buyers as Nashville remains a strong sellers’ market.
Do you like the idea of making additional revenue with your property real estate investment? If you have multiple properties or even an extra room, maybe you’ve considered looking into the popular website to advertise your place as a weekend or occasional rental, but you have no idea how to “legally” short- term rent your[…]
If you’ve been looking at Nashville real estate for any amount of time, you’ve likely come across a property classified as “HPR.” No biggie, keep scrolling, it’s still a “house”, right? Well, yes and no. How do you define house? How does your lender- your insurance agent- the city? Now it’s complicated. What is an[…]
As Quarter One of 2017 proves, the Nashville residential real estate market continues the low inventory, high pricing trend.
UPDATE: As of May 9, 2017: Tennessee Senate Bill 1086, which would have curtailed Nashville’s ability to regulate short-term rentals locally, did not move forward in the Tennessee Senate today because it lacked the number of votes needed to pass. It may be considered again in January 2018. With Nashville’s booming real estate market, I’m sure[…]
1126 Forestpointe Located in the peaceful, highly desirable Crosspointe Subdivision in Hendersonville. At just under an acre, this corner lot provides wonderful options for work and play. This move- in- ready home is spacious at over 3600 square feet and located 1/2 mile to the Glenbrook shopping center. Master Bedroom downstairs with tumbled limestone bath[…]
Are you ready to buy? Have you gotten to a place mentally and financially where you’re ready to make the transition into home ownership? Home ownership is a risk and an investment that can provide many rewards over time. It’s important to be realistic and honest about your expectations for ownership because owning a home[…]
Whether it’s your first time buying a home or you’ve bought many times before, you’re bound to have some reservations about what you’ve just “done.” Many times after making any type of significant purchase, buyers have feelings known as “buyer’s remorse.” These are feelings of doubt, guilt or uncertainty. No matter how experienced you are,[…]