Sales of Nashville homes decreased 21 percent in July for the first time this year. It was totally expected due to the first time home buyer tax credit and move up tax credits expiring in June.
For the year, Nashville home sales are up 11.5 percent, and should now go back to a more balanced market.
Nashville home prices continued to rise with the median price of homes up 5.7 percent over last year at $181,000 compared to $171,100.
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Nashville Condo sales for April of 2010 continued to improve, but would still be considered a buyers market. The information here is for condo’s in Davidson County only, and does not include Franklin condos or 
Nashville homes Sales for March 2010 - The unofficial numbers based on information from Realtracs on 4/2. Adjustments will be made, I'm sure, but this market report will give you a general idea of Nashville real estate sales trends for single family homes in the Nashville area. This includes, Murfreesboro, Spring Hill, Brentwood, Franklin, Hendersonville, Dickson, Gallatin, and all of the homes in the Nashville area.
Some Home Buyers are Missing A Great opportunity - One of the stories I've heard this week involves a first time home buyer who is preapproved to buy a home, has found several that meet her needs, and she has decided to wait until summer to buy.
Nashville home values down 0.4 percent - According to Zillow, Nashville home prices have been very stable for the last 12 months. Most of the customers I speak with are very concerned by the media representation of real estate values constantly eroding. According to 
