Tennessee Real Estate Trends - A New Way to Look at Tennessee Realty

Tennessee Real Estate

The variety of listings available in the Tennessee real estate market highlights the state's division between urban splendor and rural fantasy. Approximately 58% of all Tennessee real estate listings are split between urban condos/townhomes and single family properties.

While both listing prices and sale prices have fluctuated over recent months, family housing remains a strong sector in the Tennessee real estate market. Buyers can enjoy the relatively low average prices (around the $120,000 mark for single family homes and $130,000 for condos), almost 50% below asking price for single family homes. In the Tennessee condo and townhouse market, average sale prices are 24% below average list prices.

Undeveloped rural real estate in Tennessee comprises a substantial 38% of the market for the entire Tennessee real estate market. With an average list price of just $121,000, these properties offer an excellent option for a variety of projects. Commercial investors and builders might be interested to know that Tennessee land for sale can cost up to $14 million dollars and contain as many as 100 acres.

Map of Tennessee Cities - Average Listing Price Change

Tennessee Real Estate:
Largest Increase in Listing Price

City 3 mo.
Jamestown, TN Real Estate
23.17%
Nolensville, TN Real Estate
16.67%
Loudon, TN Real Estate
13.09%
Dayton, TN Real Estate
12.07%
Hermitage, TN Real Estate
11.84%

Tennessee Real Estate:
Largest Decrease in Listing Price

City 3 mo.
Smyrna, TN Real Estate
6.63%
Gatlinburg, TN Real Estate
6.01%
Thompsons Station, TN Real Estate
5.67%
Townsend, TN Real Estate
5.29%
Seymour, TN Real Estate
4.30%

Tennessee Homes For Sale By City

Most Expensive Tennessee Homes for Sale by City

City Median $ 3 mo.
Brentwood, TN Homes for Sale $814,602
0.54%
Franklin, TN Homes for Sale $740,338
0.74%
Germantown, TN Homes for Sale $478,513
1.14%
Nolensville, TN Homes for Sale $475,027
16.67%
Signal Mountain, TN Homes for Sale $441,024
5.78%

Least Expensive Tennessee Homes for Sale by City

City Median $ 3 mo.
Etowah, TN Homes for Sale $130,024
5.00%
Madison, TN Homes for Sale $133,805
0.49%
Lawrenceburg, TN Homes for Sale $134,402
1.06%
Lafayette, TN Homes for Sale $137,774
1.91%
La Vergne, TN Homes for Sale $138,410
5.37%

Best Tennessee Cities for Families and Singles

Top 5 Tennessee Cities for Families

City Homes with
Children
Crime vs. Natl. Avg.
Arlington, TN Local Info 57.00% 2.42
La Vergne, TN Local Info 50.00% 0.29
Spring Hill, TN Local Info 50.00% 0.40
White House, TN Local Info 47.00% 0.30
Collierville, TN Local Info 46.00% 1.22

Top 5 Tennessee Cities for Singles

City Unmarried Female
to Male
Memphis, TN Local Info 70.00% 53% / 47%
Martin, TN Local Info 68.00% 50% / 50%
Knoxville, TN Local Info 67.00% 52% / 48%
Nashville, TN Local Info 67.00% 51% / 49%
Brownsville, TN Local Info 66.00% 57% / 43%
Methodology

Largest Increase in Listing Price Methodology

This chart uses the median listing price of cities with at least 100 active property listings to calculate the largest percentage increase in median listing prices for single family homes over a three month period.

Largest Decrease in Listing Price Methodology

This chart uses the median listing price of cities with at least 100 active property listings to calculate the largest percentage decrease in median listing prices for single family homes over a three month period.

Most Expensive Homes for Sale by City Methodology

This chart uses the median listing price of cities with at least 100 active property listings to retrieve the cities with the five highest median listing prices of single family homes. In addition, the median listing prices are used to calculate the associated increase or decrease in median listing price as a percentage over a three month period.

Least Expensive Homes for Sale by City Methodology

This chart uses the median listing price of cities with at least 100 active property listings to retrieve the cities with the five lowest median listing prices of single family homes. In addition, the median listing prices are used to calculate the associated increase or decrease in median listing price as a percentage over a three month period.

Top 5 Cities for Families Methodology

This chart displays the top five cities with a population of at least 10,000 that have the highest percentage of homes with children and the lowest crime rate. Crime rate is determined by comparing each city's crime rate index against the national crime rate index, which equals 100. A number lower than one indicates less crime than the national average, while a number greater than one indicates more overall crime than the national average.

Top 5 Cities for Singles Methodology

This chart displays the top five cities with a population of at least 10,000 that have the highest percentage of unmarried people. An unmarried person is defined as someone who was never married, is separated, or divorced.