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Nashville Real Estate News

In Nashville, real estate news means property transactions, housing market trends and new development projects. Reporting tracks the inventory of homes and the business of construction.

Realtors Invest $250,000 in Nashville Housing Fund

Realtors Invest $250,000 in Nashville Housing Fund

Greater Nashville Realtors has put $250,000 into The Housing Fund, which offers down payment help across 11 Middle Tennessee counties.

Live Poll

Would you consider buying a home now if down payment help were available?


Commercial

Live Poll

Do you think new downtown mixed-use developments are improving life in your city?

Commercial

PGIM, Stiles Secure $310M Loan for Peabody Union

The bridge loan supports a 665,000-square-foot mixed-use complex in downtown Nashville, Tennessee.

PGIM, Stiles Secure $310M Loan for Peabody Union

Apartments

Live Poll

Should faith-based organizations use their land to develop affordable housing in your community?

Apartments

Elevate North Nashville Completes Affordable Rental Homes

A new income-based duplex development is now open on Scovel Street in North Nashville.

Elevate North Nashville Completes Affordable Rental Homes

Residential

Residential

Nashville Condo Sale Highlights Local Housing Market Slump

A downtown condo recently sold for a $325,000 loss as inventory levels in Nashville continue to climb.


Real Estate — General

Live Poll

Should your local real estate association partner with a larger, co-owned technology platform for MLS services?

Real Estate — General

Realtracs Added Two Realtor Associations

Realtracs expanded its MLS platform with the addition of the RCAR and GSMAR real estate associations.

Realtracs Added Two Realtor Associations

Regular subjects here include market analysis, local price shifts, zoning changes and major site groundbreakings. Reporting spans across the city and the communities around it. Developing new residential and commercial space requires navigating local planning boards, which sets the pace for much of the activity reported here. Demographic shifts and interest rate fluctuations are the factors that change the landscape most frequently.