By DON FENLEY
A $4.2 million cash sale in Butler’s Horseshoe Cove was the region’s 36th $1 million plus sale in June. It also tops the luxury home sales category so far this year.
The 8,205 sq. ft. five-bedroom home sits on 1.69 acres and includes a boat slip. It was on the market for 91 days.
The lodge includes five bedrooms, all with private baths featuring high-end fixtures, bidets, and remote-start showers. There’s an oversized three-car garage, and a detached heated and cooled carriage house with a car elevator. The lodge has a flowing floor plan that includes a spacious main level and high-end finishing and amenities throughout.
There were eight closings on the top-end sales in June. Four of them were cash sales.
It was the third Butler sale in the $1 million dollar category.
Jonesborough has seen the most $1 million plus sales with eight closings, followed by Johnson City with six sales.
There are currently regional 82 listings with a $1 million or price tag. The account for 4% of the region’s total active listings.
In mid-July there was 13 months inventory in the $1 million and up price range. Most of the inventory – 31 listings – is in the Johnson City region. The next largest inventory – 21 listings – is in the Twin Cities. The Greeneville region had 17 listing in this price range and the Kingsport region had 13.
The $500K and up luxury market was down 19.2% in June and the mid-year sales are up 1.3%.
New listings in that market submarket is up 8.3% in June and 7.1% in the mid-year update.
Active inventory in June was up 34% on 386 total listings.
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Excellent and well written !!
I like the “BOOMER BABIES” lol
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Thanks for the comment Debbie. It's a snapshot of today's conditions, stay tuned
Always of interest to get confirmation of what I see as the year moves on.