Snapshot-aligned analysis of contract velocity, price cuts, and segment splits across nine Middle Tennessee counties — published in the data.
Total active inventory in Greater Nashville is up 8.6% YoY, but the entire increase came from existing-home sellers. New construction is flat-to-shrinking while builder demand grows twice as fast.
Read the briefing →SFH $300K–$500K contracts flipped −18 vs 2025 this week — the only band of six that turned negative. Inside the band, all the weakness is on the existing-resale side.
Greater Nashville condo supply hit 5.2 months — buyer's-market territory. Median condo prices down 6.4% YoY. Three closed sales show six-figure losses on properties bought 2022-2023.
The 35% price-cut threshold just got crossed in mid-May — second year in a row, and five weeks earlier than 2024. The seasonal calendar of seller discounting has migrated forward five months in three years.
Pendings are up 17.5% YoY. But closings are still down 9% YTD. The gap will close — or won't — by August.
Contract volume is up 11.3% YoY — the headline read on demand. Look one layer deeper and nothing about it is boring: the very top of the market is decoupling, demand is migrating north, builders are sitting out the rebound, and the cut rate has structurally re-rated. Five threads, none of them resolve cleanly in this week's data.
The Data Just Did a Complete 180
Are Luxury Home Values Falling?
First Trajectory Shift of the Year
Conventional wisdom has created a gap in the housing market
Tennessee Home Values are Up 4% Since Peak Pricing in 2022
Zillow Home Values Down ~1.7% since 2022
Record Price for October as Transactions Remain Low
Seller motivation in Nashville is high (41% of listings have price cuts). Listings are up 20%, but median price is misleadingly high due to luxury sales. Buyers have the upper hand in most areas.
Price Cuts hit new High
Nashville's multifamily rents drop 4% since 2022 due to oversupply from a 2020-2021 building boom, despite strong demand. Condo conversions flood the market; single-family rents still rising.
Nashville's Rents Continue their Multi-Year Decline
But Price Cuts Tell a Better Story
But Price Cuts Tell a Better Story
Nashville's High Rise Condo market is taking a beating. Dropping 15% in 18 months due to luxury apartments pivoting to condos.
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I was talking to a broker yesterday, and he said, “It’s SO SLOW.”
New Builds Struggling to Compete with Resale Inventory
Shocking changes in two weeks
Nashville Housing Update
The Most Obvious Surprise Yet
What is happening?
Median Price hits $490K for October
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I did a deep dive on Detainer Warrants filed in Davidson County
The More I Dig The Worse It Looks