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Nashville Homeowners Walloped As Tennessee Insurance Bills Soar

Tennessee homeowners are getting hammered with some of the steepest home insurance bills in the country, and Nashville is feeling it most. New figures show the typical Tennessee homeowner now faces an annual premium of about $3,408, which is roughly 42% above the national average. That price tag ranks Tennessee seventh in the nation and has both new buyers and long-time owners recalculating what they can really afford.

Tennessee · 06-20
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Nashville makes eviction right to counsel program permanent, approves $4.5 million funding

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — Nashville's Eviction Right to Counsel program will continue helping renters facing eviction after Metro Council voted to make the initiative a permanent part of the city's housing strategy. The council also approved $4.5 million in funding for the program in the fiscal year 2027 budget,...

Nashville, TN · 06-18
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GK Construction Solutions Highlights Durable Outdoor Concrete Work

Why Stamped Concrete Is Becoming a Popular Choice for Outdoor Spaces. Murfreesboro, United States - June 19, 2026 / GK Construction Solutions /. GK Construction Solutions Highlights Durable Outdoor Concrete Work. NASHVILLE, TN — GK Construction Solutions continues to help residential and commercial property owners create durable and visually appealing...

Nashville, TN · 06-21
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Sumner Co. property transfers, April 9-15, 2026

Terry Garrison to Charles Lee, 6153 Dewey Carr Rd., Bethpage, $95,000. Kristie and Justin Sadler to Erin Dias, Trustee 346 East Harris Road Trust, 1521 Reese Rd., Bethpage, $280,000. Castalian Springs. Wayne Lackey & Kathy Lackey Living Trust to Judy Newman, 218 Corum Hill Rd., Castalian Springs, $125,000. William and...

Sumner County, TN · 06-19

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Sumner Co. property transfers, April 2-8, 2026

Matthew and Jessica Urell to Kathryn Urell, 1909 Hwy 231 S, Bethpage, $150,000. Alexander Williams to Angela Summers, 1012 Grifford Ln., Bethpage $253,500. Linda McQuad to Ruben Miser and Brooke Alexander, 1013 Pinnacle Way, Castalian Springs, $385,000. Cottontown. A-1 House Solutions LLC to Smith Renovations LLC, 2601 Hwy 25, Cottontown,...

Sumner County, TN · 06-16

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Cheatham County Property Transfers April 1-30

Ilo Harrison to James and Helen Ellis, 1510 Chatham Dam Rd., Ashland City, $140,000. April Eppolito Trustee of the April L. Eppolito Living Trust to Sydney Kellogg and Andrew Cottrell, 1166 Amber Hills Dr., Ashland City, $368,000. Rachel Baker and Jeffrey Glass, Jr. to Owen and Emily Hinton, 114 Peter...

Cheatham County, TN · 06-16

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Tri-Cities Mobile Prices Up, Sales Down

Tri-Cities manufactured home prices increased last month, while the number of sales eased. The median sales price was $225,000, up 5.9% from last year. Most sellers gave ground to get to those sales. Almost half of all homes that sold, 47%, had a price reduction. The median was $10,000, according to the Northeast Tennessee Association of Realtors® (NETAR).

Tennessee · 06-15

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Real estate: Rivergate Mall redevelopment brings new opportunities for Middle Tennessee

For many Middle Tennesseans, Rivergate Mall was more than a shopping center. It was where families spent weekends, teenagers hung out with friends and shoppers found everything they needed under one roof. While it’s sad to see such a familiar landmark disappear, the redevelopment of the property may ultimately be one of the most important real estate projects in the region.

Tennessee · 06-12

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Tennessee Gives Cities Power To Slash Tax Bills For Affordable Housing

Tennessee has handed cities and counties a new, optional tax trick that could cheapen affordable housing deals: local governments can now choose to ignore the value of low income housing tax credits when they calculate a development's taxable value. Backers say that move can shave financing costs on projects that rely on those credits and help unlock more below market apartments, while skeptics warn it could eat into property tax revenue if widely adopted. The tweak specifically targets multi unit rental housing under government restrictions and changes how local assessors are required to value those properties.

Tennessee · 06-14

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10 Tennessee Boomtowns Growing Faster Than Anyone Expected

Blink and you might miss it. Drive through Tennessee today and you will find towns that look very different than they did just a few years ago. New neighborhoods are rising, local businesses are opening their doors, and streets that once felt quiet now buzz with fresh energy. Growth is...

Tennessee · 06-11

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Down Payment Assistance Programs in Tennessee 2026

Tennessee’s housing market offers something for everyone, from the lively streets of Nashville and Memphis to the scenic small towns and rural communities spread across the state. Whether you’re planning to settle in a growing urban area or somewhere quieter, understanding what financial support is available can be just as important as finding the right home.

Tennessee · 06-10

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Top Commercial Land Goes Up For Bid In Robertson County

Top Commercial 40.65 Acre Tract Goes Up For Bid In Robertson County. ROBERTSON COUNTY, TENNESSEE: (Smokey Barn News) – Are you looking for an investment opportunity or a location for your business? Robertson County Government is now accepting sealed bids/proposals for a property located at 5th Ave and Highway 76 in Springfield TN. The property is located near Springfield High School, a high-traffic area suitable for many types of business ventures or land investment.

Robertson County, TN · 06-11

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Franklin residents concerned over new subdivision

A new subdivision, Colletta Park, is coming to Franklin.

Franklin, TN · 06-10

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The Tennessee Town Where You Can Live Comfortably On Less Than $2,000 A Month

Finding a town where the budget stretches without making life feel tiny is getting harder. Yet Tennessee still has places where a slower pace, everyday convenience, and lower living costs can meet in a surprisingly practical way. Imagine covering rent, groceries, utilities, and simple weekend fun without feeling like every...

Tullahoma, TN · 06-07

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East Tennessee Homebuyers Go On A Tear As Rates Stay High

East Tennessee’s housing market is charging into summer. Local Realtors say buyers flooded the Knoxville region in May, closing deals even with mortgage rates still elevated. By their count, May was the strongest sales month the area has seen since 2019, although rising costs continue to shut many would-be buyers out.

Knoxville, TN · 06-10

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Sumner Co. property transfers, March 26-April 1, 2026

Amy Smart to Dennis and Kathy Brown, 198 Rock House Hollow Private Ct., Bethpage, $335,000. Fleming Homes LLC to Theodore and Mary Fries, 529 Greenfield Ln., Castalian Springs, $574,777. Cottontown. Michael Bates, Sr. to Marcus and Kristin Triplett, 334 Lola Ln., Cottontown, $415,000. Benjamin and Lauren Styx to Jeffrey and...

Sumner County, TN · 06-10

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Habitat for Humanity Eyes 14-Acre Nashville Site for Homes and Duplexes

Habitat for Humanity of Greater Nashville is behind a rezoning proposal at 610 Old Hickory Boulevard that would create 33 single-family lots

Nashville, TN · 06-09

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NETAR: Northeast Tennessee home sales flat, prices up

JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (WJHL) — Home sales have not changed much since last year but prices have gone up, according to the Northeast Tennessee Association of Realtors (NETAR). NETAR says the housing market is getting back to pre-pandemic levels and remains a busy market. Market researcher Don Fenley says summer is the busiest time of […]

Tennessee · 06-11