Davidson County- In Davidson County, the month’s supply has slightly risen from 3.26 to 3.4. The month’s supply means that if no new homes were added to the market, it would take 3.4 months for all the current homes to be sold. The median days on market also rose from 52 days to 57 days. This indicates that homes are selling relatively fast so if you like a property, you’ll want to act fast. The list to sold percentage stayed pretty steady going for 97.9% to 98% which could mean sellers are pricing their homes fairly accurately. The median sold price stayed the same month to month at $490,000. This gives you an idea of the typical price point in this market, so you can decide if it fits within your budget. It's always a good idea to keep an eye on these factors when considering buying a home. Happy house hunting!

Robertson County- In Robertson County, the month’s supply has risen from 2.73 to 2.83 while a list to sold percentage is at 98.3%. The month’s supply is a good indicator that the market is moving quickly and there is a high demand for homes. The median days homes are staying on the market is 41 days which tells us homes are selling relatively quickly in this market. The median sold price saw a drop from $365,000 to $359,900. Pricing has gotten better month to month and this is key information when deciding if the area is right for your budget.

Coffee County- In Coffee County, the median sold price has substantial decreased from $320,000 to $283,500, but as demand rises so could these numbers. Month’s supply also saw a spike from 3.12 to 3.3 while medians days on market dropped from 56 days to 48 days. More inventory is a great sign, but as you see homes aren’t staying on the market as long so proceed accordingly. List to sold percentage had a slight increase from 97.8% to 98% so sellers are getting close to what they are asking, but there’s always room for negotiations. Happy hunting!

Rutherford County- In Rutherford County, inventory has gotten better. The month’s supply of inventory has rose from 2.37 to 2.48 and the median sold price has dropped from $454,500 to $435,000. The days on market saw an increase from 41 days to 46 days. While this is still a competitive market, this is great news for buyers looking to purchase in the Rutherford area. Every little bit helps!

Bedford County- In Bedford County, the median sold price had a big spike from $306,000 to $343,495 while months inventory rose from 3.25 to 3.36. Median days on market dropped from 55 days to 42 days and list to sold percentage stayed pretty steady at 98%. This is a desirable place to live where you can get more bang for your buck. As you can see inventory has improved but homes are staying on the market for a shorter period of time. If Bedford County is where you’d like to be, don’t miss out on your opportunity.

Williamson County- In Williamson County, the median sold price has risen from $935,409 to $947,500 and days on market has gone from 56 days to 59 days. The month’s supply has had a slight increase from 3.15 to 3.4 while list to sold percentage has stayed about the same at 97.5%. Williamson County is a desirable area to live in, but has a higher price point. If this is where you’d like to live then formulate a solid plan and be ready to execute when the time comes. Happy hunting!