3 Problems with the Tennessee Real Estate Market in 2024

2023 was a rocky year in Rocky Top with the housing market. Sales numbers are down significantly while the home prices are even higher. What is all this happening? What can we expect from the 2024 Tennessee Real Estate Market? There are 3 problems in the Tennessee Real Estate Market that we will be concerned about in 2024: Home Prices, Inventory, and Rates. Together these three issues create a significant impact to both home buyers and home sellers in Tennessee.

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3 Problems with the Tennessee Real Estate Market in 2024

What Does Contingent Mean in Real Estate?

It is very unusual to find a contract for property that doesn’t have some sort of contingency, but what does contingent really mean when it comes to real estate? A contingency is a clause in a real estate contract that gives the buyer a way out of the contract without any penalty. There are quite a few common types of…

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617 Davis Valley Dr Columbia, TN

Welcome home to this gorgeous home built by Cypress Homes LLC in 2021! It’s only 2 years old and the owners are moving so now it’s time for you to enjoy this dark farmhouse home. 617 Davis Valley Dr is 2230 SQFT with 4 bedrooms. 2 of those bedrooms are on the first floor! The second main floor bedroom would…

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Brixworth Homes for Sale in Spring Hill, TN

The Brixworth neighborhood has a great central location in Spring Hill, TN. It’s located in southern Williamson County and features large homes built by a variety of home builders. Homes for Sale in Brixworth – Spring Hill, TN For help with homes for sale in Brixworth or any other Tennessee neighborhood please contact Dave Townsend, REALTOR® at 931-808-6808. [optima_express_toppicks id=”1292641″…

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Home in Autumn Ridge Spring Hill TN

The Real Estate Market, Where We Are Now

To completely understand where the real estate market is today you need a little background on how we got here. Back in 2020 (cue the flashback music) the Federal Reserve did a number of things because they assumed our economy would tank due to Covid 19. They lowered the Fed Funds rate (the rates that banks use to borrow from…

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