By DON FENLEY The Tri-Cities entered spring 2026 with the same number of payroll jobs it had a year ago – 216,100 total nonfarm positions in March 2026. That’s stability in the headline. What it doesn’t show is the reshuffling… Read More ›
By DON FENLEY Foreclosure filings in the Tri-Cities dropped sharply in April, bucking a national trend that showed year-over-year increases. Local filings totaled 27 in April, down nearly 31% from March’s 39 and down about 7% from the 29 filings… Read More ›
By DON FENLEY The Tri-Cities region is growing, driven primarily by Johnson City and, on a percentage basis, Jonesborough. Kingsport and Bristol are holding their own. Smaller communities are treading water or losing ground. It’s a pattern common across small… Read More ›
By DON FENLEY The Tri-Cities region had a strong April. Buyers and sellers closed 757 deals, and the median sale price reached $288,000. That combination of rising volume and rising prices says the market has begun the prime home buying… Read More ›
By DON FENLEY The nine-county Tri-Cities region entered 2026 with more mortgaged homes than a year ago, and with a measurably weaker equity picture across virtually every county. According to ATTOM Data Solutions’ first quarter 2026 U.S. Home Equity &… Read More ›
By DON FENLEY The Tri-Cities commercial real estate market posted 142 transactions in April 2026. The volume was essentially unchanged from 141 in April 2025. The headline story is industrial sector’s disappearing act. April 2026 produced zero industrial transactions after… Read More ›
By DON FENLEY The Tri-Cities and Knoxville commercial market is in better shape than most of the country. The two things to keep an eye on: Kingsport-Bristol’s retail sector, where something significant appears to have closed and nobody has moved… Read More ›
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