Just SOLD in Inglewood

A couple very dear friends bought their first house! This single-level home with wrap around porch received FIVE OFFERS in the first 24 hours, so we had to get creative in order to win. This house is awesome and I’m so freaking happy for Stephanie and Charlie.

Nashville's September Was Nuts

Home sales continue to break records. Increase in sales does mean less inventory available. Use a REALTOR to help navigate Nashville’s red hot market!

Repeat Clients Living That Lake Life

Complete with a personal dock on Old Hickory Lake, this 4 bed/ 4 bath is over 5,000 square feet. Thanks to Dave Coldiron with Legend’s Bank for helping guide us to an easy close.

First-time Home Buyers, Friends, and Repeat Clients!

Green Hills, White Bridge, and Old Hickory Village. The Nashville market continues to be hot.

Just Sold in Old Hickory Village

It’s still possible to get a fully renovated home for under $200,000 in Nashville! This client, a referral (know anyone looking to move?), already rents in Old Hickory Village and decided to buy. How did this little town come to exist? The government contracted with DuPont to build the world’s largest gunpowder plant on 5,600 acres on the Cumberland River. In 1918, as the Great War raged on, Old Hickory Village was created to house employees. Thousands of homes on perfect, grid-like streets were created complete with a post office, theater, churches, bank, fire and police. Fast forward to the late 1940’s, DuPont had continued to build Old Hickory Village but the company town idea was no longer viable. DuPont sold homes to employees who’d been renting or simply demolished the vacant ones. Today,

SOLD in Green Hills (with a little help using digital furniture)

A couple good friends sold their impressive 3 bed / 2 bath home in Green Hills. It was vacant when professional pictures were taken so we tried virtual staging- furniture digitally placed in the pictures to help give buyers an idea of how the space could be best utilized. A small investment that made a big difference.

July Homes Sales Up

Nashville had 9.9% more closings this July compared to July 2018, as reported by Greater Nashville REALTORS. According the the National Association of REALTORS, 65% of consumers consider now an excellent time to buy.

The median price for a Nashville single-family home was $317,00. This compares to the median price last July of $307,000.

The inventory of homes available was 11,550 at the end of July, which is down slightly from 11,671 in July 2018.