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A couple bought a mansion locals called cursed, then tragedy struck
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Real Estate Property Transfers in Franklin for September 28, 2026
Check out the latest Real Estate Property Transfers for Franklin in Williamson County for September 28 to October 2, 2026, to see which homes and properties changed hands and what they sold for. To learn more about buying or selling a home, contact Susan Gregory Realty. View previous property transfers here. The post Real Estate Property Transfers in Franklin for September 28, 2026 appeared first on Williamson Source .
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New Midstate program offers homebuyers help with upfront costs
Greater Nashville Realtors has announced a $250,000 investment into The Housing Fund — a move that will support potential homeowners in 11 Midstate counties with low-interest loans to cover down payments and other upfront costs. This investment will specifically support homebuyers in Cheatham, Davidson, Dickson, Hickman, Houston, Humphreys, Robertson,...
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Real Estate Property Transfers in Brentwood for September 21, 2026
Check out the latest Real Estate Property Transfers in Brentwood for Williamson County for September 21-25, 2026, to see which homes and properties changed hands and what they sold for. To learn more about buying or selling a home, contact Susan Gregory Realty. View previous property transfers here. The post Real Estate Property Transfers in Brentwood for September 21, 2026 appeared first on Williamson Source .
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Chestnut Hill Condo Tower Breaks Ground in November With Units Starting in the $200,000s
1020–1026 Third Ave. S. — Approximate Site Of Proposed Condo Tower. A new eight-story building planned for Chestnut Hill will bring 120 condominiums to the edge of downtown Nashville with starting prices in the high $200,000s, below the average condo sales price across Davidson County. Richland Building Partners plans to begin construction on the mixed-use project in November, with retail space on the ground floor and condos above.
nashvillebanner.com
Everyone Agrees Housing is an Issue in Nashville and Tennessee, but Candidates and Experts Offer Different Solutions
This fall, we sent out a community survey to ask what issues mattered most to you in this election cycle. This is the latest in our community-focused series. When the Banner surveyed readers and community members about the most important issues to them this fall, there was one theme that carried over from the 2024 election cycle: people are still worried about housing.