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Williamson Source
Real Estate Property Transfers in Franklin for August 31, 2026
Check out the latest Real Estate Property Transfers for Franklin in Williamson County for August 31 to September 4, 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 August 31, 2026 appeared first on Williamson Source .
mainstreetmediatn.com
Gallatin to host major new retail development: The Crossroads
GBT Realty (GBT) of Brentwood formally announced the project last week, touting 300,000 square feet of commercial space for shopping, dining, and services. The new retail center will be built north of Harris Lane and east of GreenLea Boulevard, visible from Vietnam Veterans Boulevard. The announcement positions The Crossroads of...
WKRN
Nashville developer faces lawsuit after cutting down couple’s $59K tree
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — Newly filed court documents show an East Nashville couple is suing a homebuilder after workers allegedly cut down a beloved hackberry tree that shaded their children’s backyard play area. The lawsuit, filed Tuesday in Davidson County Chancery Court, claims Legacy South Builders, LLC, demolished...
takingthekids.com
This Old-School Tennessee Flea Market Has Drawn Treasure Hunters For More Than 50 Years
There is something dangerously fun about walking into a flea market with twenty dollars and absolutely no plan. One table might have old records and cast iron pans, while the next is covered with vintage signs, tools, jewelry, and things you did not know you wanted five minutes earlier. Tennessee...
WSMV
WSMV
Heat bills expected to cost more this winter in the South, new report says
Williamson Source
Real Estate Property Transfers in Spring Hill for August 24, 2026
Check out the latest Real Estate Property Transfers in Spring Hill and Thompsons Station for Williamson County for August 24-28, 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 Spring Hill for August 24, 2026 appeared first on Williamson Source .
nashvilletodo.com
Gallatin Is Getting a Nearly 300,000-Square-Foot Shopping and Dining Development
Gallatin’s growth is about to bring something many residents have been asking for: a lot more places to shop, eat and run everyday errands without heading farther into Middle Tennessee. A development called The Crossroads of Gallatin is planned near Green Lea Boulevard and Harris Lane, close to Vietnam...
hoodline.com
Gallatin Lands Nashville Area's Biggest New Shopping Center in 12 Years
A massive new shopping and dining complex is headed to Gallatin, and developers say it could become one of the most important retail destinations in Sumner County. The Crossroads of Gallatin, a nearly 300,000-square-foot retail complex planned for Green Lea Boulevard and Harris Lane near Vietnam Veterans Boulevard/SR-386, is set to break ground in early November.
Williamson Source
Real Estate Property Transfers in Franklin for August 24, 2026
Check out the latest Real Estate Property Transfers for Franklin in Williamson County for August 24-28, 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 August 24, 2026 appeared first on Williamson Source .
The Tennessean
Nashville homebuyers face different markets across Middle Tennessee
In my more than 10 years in the real estate industry, I have often heard the phrase "all real estate is local." Over the past few years, that principle has become increasingly relevant here in Middle Tennessee. Greater Nashville Realtors’ latest home sales figures demonstrate just how much market conditions can vary from one community, property type and price point to another. Across the nine-county region, closings declined 4% in August compared to the same month last year. In Wilson County, however, homes listed above $400,000 performed well. Closings increased 19%, contracts rose 17% and sales prices increased 1%. Downtown Nashville’s condominium market tells a different story. Closings fell 38% in August and were down 9% year-to-date. With inventory reaching 22 months, buyers have considerable leverage and more opportunities to negotiate. Sellers, meanwhile, must price their properties realistically and prepare for a potentially longer sales process. We saw similar contrasts in July. While overall closings declined 2%, demand remained strong for premium homes. Closings of homes priced above $800,000 increased 8% from the previous year, while prices rose 7%. These figures point to an important reality: Location and pricing strategy matter immensely in today’s market. When someone asks what is