Spring Hill Tn homes for sale – July 2026
The impact of high interest rates is a drag on home sales across the country and Williamson county is not immune to problem. The number of sales is still slow compared to most years but the prices of homes sold is still strong.
- 119 homes sold in Spring Hill during the month of June 2026 compared to 122 for the same period of 2025
- The median sales price of homes sold during June was $525,000 compared to $522,477 for the same period last year
- The median sales price per square ft of sold homes was $242 compared to $242 last year.
- 387 Spring Hill homes are listed as available for purchase.
- 148 homes are currently under contract pending sale, most are new homes waiting for completion
- The median days on market for sold homes is up to 34 days but be aware that this number is misleading because a lot on new construction homes are not listed until they are sold.
Most buyers are just waiting for rates to come down to refinance or paying cash and not concerned about rates. You can buy down the rates somewhat and lower you payments for a few years. If that’s something that interests you. let me know.
Homes in Spring Hill TN are now averaging $242 per square foot compared to $397 in Franklin. It’s one of the obvious reasons the city is growing so fast.
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information on this page is based on information on Spring Hill real estate in Williamson county per the Nashville Multiple Listing Services, Inc. and is deemed reliable but, not guaranteed. This posting and the contents written here are the intellectual property and opinions of Larry Brewer of Benchmark Realty. Providing real estate services to clients in Nashville, Brentwood, Franklin, Spring Hill, Murfreesboro, and the entire middle Tennessee area.
Franklin homes have been selling at a steady pace even with interest rates that are restrictive. The number of closings and the median prices for the month of June in 2026 are very similar to the results of 2025.
Williamson County real estate sales are slowing down but the prices are still firm. The median price of homes sold in Williamson county increased 16% in march of 2026 compared to the same month last year but the number of closings fell 15%. Higher mortgage rates are the primary reason for slow sales but if rates come down expect a rapid increase in sales and prices.

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