Last year was a banner year for single-family home sales in Bristol TN and VA. Twin Cities resales’ year-over-year annual growth rate dramatically outperformed every other city market in the 2017 annual Trends Report from the Northeast Tennessee Association of… Read More ›
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Indicators point to strong Q4 home sales in Sullivan, Washington counties
Reports from Attom Data’s Solutions and the Northeast Tennessee Association of Realtors (NETAR) point to the same thing – strong fourth quarter home sales. Sullivan and Washington counties led East Tennessee on Attom’s Q3 Pre-Mover Housing Index for the third… Read More ›
Part 2 Tri-Cities rental situation – fewer single-family units, higher vacancy rates
There were more rental property vacancies in over than half of the Tri-Cities region’s zip code during the third quarter of this year than last year. And a comparison of non-owner-occupied investment properties shows there are about 11,000 fewer rental… Read More ›
Reports show strengths, weaknesses in Tri-Cities single-family, apartment rental markets
Gross single-family rental yields for Washington and Sullivan counties were down in the third quarter, but that doesn’t necessarily signal a down market for landlords – especially in Sullivan County. At the same time, the multi-family market in Sullivan is… Read More ›
Tri-Cities new home market is finally taking off
After seven years of declining new home activity and another four years of slow growth, the market is taking off. Tri-Cities area builders saw the first stirrings of the surge early this year, but the crunch showed up in the… Read More ›
Sullivan County shines in Q3 housing affordability index
Sullivan County received some strong positive housing affordability information in Attom Data Solutions Home Affordability Index. Sullivan was the only Tennessee county among those included in the index that had a more affordable index rating than it did during Q3… Read More ›
Sullivan County sees biggest drop in new commercial permits so far this year
While commercial building permits are a product of the business cycle, they’re not always a good indicator of economic health. That’s what the first half of this year looked like on a Tri-Cities regional basis. A drill down to the… Read More ›
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