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Williamson County Home Sales Up 26 Percent in July

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Williamson County Home Sales Up 26 Percent in July-  Williamson homeJust in case you didn’t get the message, Williamson county real estate have been recovering at a fairly rapid pace, seemingly ignoring the problems that the rest of the country is having. I’ve been saying that Franklin and Brentwood home prices have been on the rise for months, and now the volume is starting to intensify. It’s all good for sellers, but the buyers who have been waiting for another drop in prices have just missed the boat.

  • 337 Williamson county homes sold in July compared to 267 in July of 2010
  • the average days on market for Williamson county homes is 89 days
  • the average price of homes sold in Williamson county is $384,267
  • 146 Franklin homes closed in the month of July at an average price of $377,294
  • 85 Brentwood homes closed in July at an average price of $559,339
  • 45 Spring Hill homes closed at an average price of $227,630
  • 26 Nolensville homes closed at an average price of $337,206
  • 20 Thompsons Station homes closed at an average price of $209,241
  • 11 Fairview homes closed at an average price of $172,427

Williamson county homes sales are more active than most of the state and country, and with ever shrinking inventory, I expect the prices to rise with consumer demand. With fantastic Williamson county schools, low property taxes, an easy commute to downtown Nashville and the international airport, fantastic shopping and dining at the Cool Springs mall, exceptional parks and recreation, and just a great quality of life, Williamson county has a home for everyone.

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Williamson County Homes Market Report for May 2011

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Williamson county homeWilliamson County homes Sales for the month of May 2011 compare very favorably to May of 2010 with 306 homes closed during May, compared to 296 closings the previous May, a 3 percent increase. The average sales price of Williamson county homes increased from $394,615 to $400,820 an 1.5 percent increase.
Available inventory decreased from 2393 homes to 2304, an 4 percent reduction of available homes.

Most buyers can already tell you that finding a bargain in Williamson county homes is getting harder every day, with some homes have multiple offers. Use the search button to find a Williamson county home that meets your needs, or clink on one of the links for a more specific search.

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Williamson County Homes Sales for March

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Williamson County HomeWilliamson County Homes Sales for March – It’s becoming very interesting here in Williamson county, because homes sales are increasing every month, but builders are not building spec homes, so the inventory level compared to last year is down 9 percent at 2063 compared to 2250 in 2010. The number of Williamson county homes closed in March was 245, compared to 219 in 2010, a 12 percent increase. Williamson county homes pending sale at the end of March was 291, compared to 265 in 2010. the average price of homes sold in March was down from $395,355 to $376,295. The average list price to closed price ration was 96.5 percent.

As you can see from the statistics, the laws of supply and demand are starting to become more balanced with more purchases and less inventory compared to last year. What normally follows are increased prices.

  • 245 Williamson county homes sold in March
  • 291 Williamson county homes were pending at the end of March
  • 2063 Homes were active listings at the end of March
  • The average price of homes sold in Williamson county in March was $376,295
  • The absorbtion rate for Williamson county homes based on March closings is 8 months

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Williamson County Schools Comparison

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WIlliamson county school
This is a picture of the newest Williamson county school in Spring Hill

Williamson County Schools were ranked number one in the country by schooldigger.com for the higher composite ACT score in the nation

I’ve combined the TCAP scores for each area of testing Math/Reading/Science/social studies, and created a spread sheet for easy comparison. By the way, the Tennessee department of education gives all of the Williamson county schools a grade of “A”.

You can visit the Tennessee Department of education for information on schools not in the list. http://edu.reportcard.state.tn.us/pls/apex/f?p=200:30:4088028706987393::NO:::

Elementary school and middle schools use tcap scores, high schools use act scores. These are from the 2012 school year. Click on the school to see homes zoned for that school.

Elementary schools

Rutland in Mt Juliet currently servicing Providence is 230

Williamson county schools average is 269

State average is 206

Davidson county average (Nashville) 172

As you can see, the scoring average for Williamson county elementary schools is much higher than the state average and fairly trounces Nashville schools. How big is the difference? If it were a report card grade it’s the difference between an “A” and a “D”.

If schools matter to you, decide that before you start looking for homes, your child’s future depends on it.

Here are the Williamson county middle school scores.

West Wilson Middle in Mt Juliet servicing Providence is 220

I don’t have averages by state and county for Middle Schools, but you can expect the same comparisons as the elementary schools

High schools are scored by the ACT tests here are the results for Williamson county schools

Wilson county high in Mt Juliet servicing Providence is 20.2

The average for Williamson county high schools is 23.1

The average for Davidson county (Nashville) is 18.4

The state average is 19.2

Rutherford county average 19.8

Wilson county average 19.9

Williamson County Schools average over 20 percent better test scores than their neighbors to the north in Davidson county, and 15 percent better than Rutherford county and Wilson county. Within Williamson county schools district, the two Brentwood high schools are another 10 percent better even than the Franklin and Spring Hill schools, and a full 30 percent better than Davidson county schools and 20 percent better than the state average. If you don’t think 20 percent matters, then don’t complain when your child gets an average score on their report card.

If you would like to send your child to the best schools in middle Tennessee, give me a call, or use my search buttons to find a home in Brentwood or Franklin.

 

Williamson County Job Growth

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Williamson county job growth is expected to far surpase the national average according to Woods and Poole Economics Inc. in its annual release of nationwide rankings of counties and metro areas.  According to its 2011 list, the country, on average, will see a 1.12 percent growth in employment through 2040. Williamson County, which ranks third, is expected to see growth of 3.14 percent.

“Counties with diverse service sectors, stable manufacturing bases and in proximity to growing metro areas are expected to create jobs at a rapid rate in coming years,” said Martin Holdrich, an economist with Woods and Poole, in a prepared statement.

In raw numbers, the firm is projecting that over the next 30 years, Williamson County will see almost 172,000 new jobs. The county now provides slightly more than 118,000 jobs, according to the study.

Topping the list in job creation are Loudoun County in Virginia (suburban Washington, D.C., area) and Douglas County in Colorado (between Denver and Colorado Springs).

Williamson County is ranked among the wealthiest counties in the country. In 2006 it was the 11th wealthiest county in the country according to the U.S. Census Bureau, but the Council for Community and Economic Research ranked Williamson County as America’s wealthiest county (1st) when the local cost of living was factored into the equation with median household income. In 2010, Williamson County is listed 17th on the Forbes list of the 25 wealthiest counties in America.

By 2006 Williamson County had a population of 160,781 representing 27.0% population growth since 2000. The census bureau lists Williamson as one of the 100 fastest growing counties in the United States for the period 2000-2005.

Williamson County Home Sales November

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Williamson county real estateWilliamson county home sales for May were surprisingly strong with 184 homes closed for the month. The average sales price for homes sold in Williamson county for November was $423,051, and the average days on market for Williamson county real estate was 103. Williamson county is located south of Nashville and includes the towns of Brentwood, Franklin, Fairvue and Spring Hill, and is known for great schools, low crime, and low taxes. The easy commute to Nashville along I-65 is fairly quick.

  • 184 Williamson county homes sold in November
  • The average price of Williamson county real estate sold in November was $423,051
  • 265 Williamson county homes are currently pending
  • 2033 Williamson county homes are currently listed in the Nashville MLS as available for purchase
  • The average size of Williamson county homes sold in November was 3254 square ft

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