The Rutherford County housing market continued to slow in August, following a similar path to July. Higher mortgage rates, growing inventory, and softer buyer activity are creating a market that
Dated: February 20 2020
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According to new data from the U.S. Census Bureau Rutherford & Williamson Counties are now outpacing Davidson County's population growth. However RuCo's growth remains most acutely in those areas with the easiest access to Nashville. Here's a look at Rutherford County's population shifts over the past 5 years. Take a closer look at the data here: www.homesintheboro.com/ This growth is largely due to housing affordability in all three counties. If you are employed in the Nashville Metro Area, let us help you find a home that makes your workplace easily accessible, but that still fits your budget. Give us a call at 615-867-3020
Rob Janson grew up in real estate, with his family owning a successful independent brokerage in Bristol, Tennessee. Rob moved to Murfreesboro in 1997 to attend Middle Tennessee State University. After....
The Rutherford County housing market continued to slow in August, following a similar path to July. Higher mortgage rates, growing inventory, and softer buyer activity are creating a market that
After a strong June, the Rutherford County housing market slowed noticeably in July as higher mortgage rates, record inventory, and seasonal factors put additional pressure on buyer activity. Read
The Rutherford County housing market delivered some of its strongest numbers in nearly two years during June, signaling continued improvement as buyer confidence grows. While the market isn't,
The Rutherford County housing market continued to show signs of a balanced-to-buyer-friendly environment in May, with steady sales activity, increased buyer demand, and growing inventory. But the