Nashville homes for sale and May 2022 market report – Home sales on declining and prices are rising, that’s the message at this time. How long that can continue is only a guess, but the rapid rise in interest rates is starting to impact sales, so don’t be surprised is the prices start to moderate. Here are a few of the highlights for Nashville area homes

• 3095 homes sold in Nashville during April of 2022 compared to 3233 for the same month last year
• the median sales price for Nashville homes was $$480,000 up from $$385,000 last year, an increase of 24.6%
• 2787 homes are available for purchase at the end of April
• the absorption rate based on April home sales is less than one month
• 512 Nashville condos sold during the month compared to 570 for the same month last year
• the median sales price of Nashville condos was $337,628 compared to $264,525 last year, an increase of 27.6%

Most experts believe that prices will not continue to rise as quickly as the past few years due to the impact of rising interest rates, however we still have a housing shortage here in the Nashville so the demand will stay elevated for the near future.

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Nashville real estate for sale and July 2021 market report – We are still in a hot sellers market with inventory levels at record lows driving up home prices at a rapid rate.

Here are a few of the highlights for Nashville area homes

• 3746 homes sold in Nashville during June compared to 3478 for the same month last year
• the median sales price for Nashville homes was $415,000 up from $331,448 last year, an increase of 37.5%
• the number of available listings dropped 68% to 2831
• the absorption rate based on June home sales is less than 1 month
• 631 Nashville condos sold during the month compared to 479 for the same month last year, an increase of 33%
• the median sales price of Nashville condos was $277,900 and increase of 23% year over year

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information on this page is based on information on Nashville real estate  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, Green Hills, and the middle Tennessee area

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Nashville real estate for sale and April 2021 market report – You may have heard that it’s a very hot market, and it’s true. Home sales are up 40% and inventory is down 53%. Most new construction is under contract before it’s even started, and any new listings are usually sold the first day on market, usually with multiple offers.

Here are a few of the highlights for Davidson county

• the number of closings of single family homes in April was us 40.3% year over year in April to 1101
• the median sales price for Nashville homes was $395,000 up 15.6% year over year
• the number of available listings dropped 53.2% to 1522
• the absorption rate based on April home sales is 1.4 months
• 340 Nashville condos sold during the month an increase of 77% over last April
• the median sales price of Nashville condos was $273,000 and increase of 20% year over year

One of the oldest rules in business is in play here, they law of supply and demand. We have very high demand here in Nashville with lots of businesses relocating from unfriendly business environments and we have the work from home crowd deciding that they need more space if they are going to work from home. That covers the demand side. Now on the supply side, we have a 53% reduction of listings compared to the same period last year. New home builders cannot get supplies and the ones they do get may cost 3 times what they paid just 12 months ago. Lumber, cabinets, flooring, windows, and appliances are all in short supply.  This leads to extended construction times and higher prices for new homes. To a buyer it means you need a good realtor to help you navigate through the process of building a home, selling the one you have, or just looking to buy your first home. If you aren’t prepared for the bidding wars it can be very frustrating. If you have a house or two, more than likely your equity has gone up 15 to 20% in the last 12 months, I can help you get the most out of your sale.

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