January 2021 The Greater Nashville housing market thrived in 2020 despite uncertainty surrounding the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Greater Nashville Realtors reported this month that total sales were up 6 percent overall in 2020 from 2019. There were 44,850 homes sold in the region, compared to 42,356 closings in 2019. Fourth
December 2020 CNBC recently reported that Elon Musk, billionaire founder of Tesla, Inc. and SpaceX, has moved to Austin, Texas from California. Musk is among many wealthy business people, as well as everyday workers, who are deciding to escape larger cities and migrate to smaller, more affordable parts of the
November 2020 Nashville’s housing market continues to break records during the COVID-19 pandemic. According to an article from Nashville’s NewsChannel 5, local realtors are staying very busy showing homes to potential buyers from Nashville and beyond. The pandemic has many potential buyers looking to change up their living situatons. Increased
October 2020 In a recent article, Greater Nashville Realtors reported a 17% increase in home closings for September compared to the same period last year. Closings for the third quarter rose 12% from 13,149 closings last month compared to 12,030 closings in September 2019. This indicates that Nashville housing market
September 2020 Good news for the Greater Nashville area, as reported recently in the Nashville Business Journal – the housing market is proving to be very resilient despite an overall uncertain economy. “Greater Nashville quarter-over-quarter MLS data report new listings increased nearly 9% and the number of homes sold over
