By DON FENLEY GRAY, Tenn. – Tri-Cities commercial real estate’s September report has a familiar look. The market is outperforming the first nine months of last year while monthly transactions lag the comparison to September last year. It’s similar to… Read More ›
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Discounted home sales closing in on those at and above list price
By DON FENLEY GRAY, Tenn. – We’re 10 months into the year and there is no doubt the local housing market has reached an inflection point. A slow transition to a less hectic, more balanced market is underway. But unless… Read More ›
Housing market enters the fall season of change
By DON FENLEY GRAY, Tenn. – Later this week, we’ll get our first look at NETAR’s Home Sales Report, which shows how the housing market is reacting to the fall season, higher mortgage rates, an increasingly volatile stock market, and… Read More ›
Tracking the Region’s post-pandemic growth
By DON FENLEY TRI-CITIES, Tenn. – Demographics is a significant factor in growing the economy. Early signs show the local population is restructuring with higher household incomes and education levels than before the pandemic. That was driven by a combination… Read More ›
All Tri-Cities regions show slowing sales trend
By DON FENLEY TRI-CITIES, Tenn. – After outperforming the other Tri-Cities area housing markets all year, Greeneville has turned downward on the region’s only long-term sales trend tracker. Since the tracker relies on monthly existing home sales ending in the… Read More ›
Local housing market overvalued; odds of price decline very low
By DON FENLEY TRI-CITIES, Tenn. – The local cohort waiting for home prices to crash keeps on waiting and waiting. Given current conditions and the best data-driven crystal ball gazing available, they may keep on waiting. Much of their determination… Read More ›
Regional real estate trends you can use
By DON FENLEY TRI-CITIES, Tenn. – One of the most watched items in today’s housing market is how much sales are declining. Mass media headliners make it sound like it’s a big number, and it is in the markets they’re watching. But… Read More ›
Thanks for the question Jeff. Kingsport was not listed because there were no closing of $1 million plus properties during…
Great report Don Why was kingsport not listed ? Jeff Begley Founder & Principal Begley Development LLC
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