Williamson County Real Estate

Green Hills Home Sales for March 2010

Green Hills HomeGreen Hills Home Sales for March 2010 - Based on information from Realtracs on 4/6. Adjustments will be made, I'm sure, but this market report will give you a general idea of Green Hills real estate sales trends.

  • 15 homes were sold in Green Hills during the month of March
  • The average price of homes sold in the Green Hills was $726,256
  • The average size of homes sold in Green Hills was 4235 square ft
  • The average days on market for Homes sold in Green Hills was 88
  • 17 Green Hills homes are currently pending
  • 251 Green Hills homes are currently listed

The absorption rate for Green Hills Homes is 17 months, but the selling season is coming quickly. I expect the market to continue improvement as long as the interest rates stay low, and the job market in Nashville continues to remain stable.

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2 comments • Larry Brewer • April 06 2010 10:31PM

Obsessive Cleaning can Sell Your Home

Luxury Home While viewing a Nashville luxury home that was absolutely spotless, I heard the comment that if the house was this clean, you would expect all of the mechanicals the be perfect also.

Other realtors seem to agree, buyers associate clean homes with well maintained homes, and are willing to pay a little more for it. So if you plan to sell a home in Nashville, have a professional cleaner come before the stager. It will be worth the money.

  This posting and the contents written here are the intellectual property and opinions of Larry Brewer of Keller Williams Realty. Providing real estate services to clients in Nashville, Brentwood, Franklin, Spring Hill, Green Hills, and the middle Tennessee area

  

 

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14 comments • Larry Brewer • March 05 2010 10:08PM

Green Hills Real Estate Report for July

Green Hills - Sales of homes in Green Hills are still a little slower than usual in the month of July. with 21 homes closed, compared to 32 for july of 2008.

The average price of homes sold in Green hills for july of 2009 is $682,250 compared to $690,384 in 2009.

THe average size of homes sold in july was 3715 square ft compared to 3562 square ft in 2008.

Overall the average price of real estate sold in Green Hills dropped 1 percent in 2009 compared to 2008.

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5 comments • Larry Brewer • August 23 2009 07:08PM

Green Hills Real Estate

Green Hills - Why do people want to move to Green Hills? I get lots of calls about Green Hills real estate, and the answer is easy. Location, Location, Location. Green Hills is less than 5 miles from Vanderbilt, HCA, and most of the downtown businesses. It's a short 10 mile drive to Nashville international Airport. It's primarily a white collar commmunity with half of it's 22,000 residents having at least a bachelors degree, and the average houshold income of $148,000. David Lipscomb university is part of the community so Professors and doctors can be at work in minutes.

But Green Hills is more than just a great location, it's great communites, great shopping, great food, and great people. For a little taste of Green Hills tn real estate, we've taken a short video of a few neighborhoods with price ranges from below $300,000 to well over $1,000,000. You will also see the shops at the Hill Center. A new destination in Green Hills.

If you decide that Green Hills real estate may appeal to you, call the Brewer Group at 615-512-7853, of click on the link to search for homes

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This posting and the contents written here are the intellectual property and opinions of Larry Brewer of Keller Williams Realty. Providing real estate services to clients in Nashville, Brentwood, Franklin, Spring Hill, Green Hills, and the middle Tennessee area.

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7 comments • Larry Brewer • July 28 2009 09:54PM