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: March 17 2020
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Due to the impact of the coronavirus on our community, and in an effort to do our part in shortening the curve, effective immediately our local company, John Jones Real Estate LLC, will be closing to the public for the duration of this month. We’ll continue to conduct our business remotely, taking appointments where needed, as needed. Rather than holding homes open, we’ll be transitioning to virtual open houses for our new listings. Our active listings will still be available for showings, however we ask that those be limited to serious buyers only. We at John Jones Real Estate do not take the threat of this virus lightly, as we work with a wide variety of clients who could be impacted by its influx. It is essential for us all to be socially responsible, putting our community first, and we ask that other local businesses do what they can to mitigate the situation in order to put this behind us quickly. If you have any questions feel free to call us any time at 615-867-3020. God bless.
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
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