Williamson County TN  real estate sales are slowing down but the prices are still firm. The median price of homes sold in Williamson county increased 26% in November of 2022 compared to the same month last year but the number of closings fell 40%. Higher mortgage rates are the primary reason for a slowing market and it’s probably not going to change quickly. However it is a good

• 265 homes closed in November compared to 437 for the same month in 2021
• the median price of homes sold was $950,000 compared to $750,000 for the same month last year an increase of 26%
• 757 Williamson county homes are currently under contract
• 1236 homes are currently listed as unsold and available for purchase compared to 433 for the same period last year
• the average days on market for homes sold in November was 25 days
• The absorption rate of Williamson county homes based on November sales is 4 months

The breakdown of sale by City in Williamson county are as follows

• 12 homes sold in Arrington at a median price of $1,517,500
• 34 homes sold in Brentwood at a median price of $1,387,000
• 15 homes sold in College Grove at a median price of $993,789
• 15 homes sold in Fairview at $569,900
• 103 Franklin homes sold at a median price of $930,786
• 28 homes sold in Nolensville at a median price of $1,109,182
• 25 homes sold in Spring Hill Williamson county $637,000
• 27 homes sold in Thompsons Station for $785,000

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