A Franklin office building once home to gambling machine company Video Gaming Technologies has sold for $19.5 million.

The Nashville area saw 3,459 home closings in July, a 19 percent decrease from the mark of the same month in 2021.

A Brentwood office building accommodating a music publishing company with clients including CeCe Winans, TobyMac, Mandisa, Amy Grant, Michael W. Smith and Newsboys has sold for $13.8 million.

There have been some intriguing real estate developments as of late!

A Brentwood office building located across the street from the Maryland Farms YMCA has sold for $6.1 million.

The Lower Broadway building home to iconic retail business Ernest Tubb Record Shops has sold for $18.3 million — more than three times the figure for which it changed ownership hands 24 months ago.

Home inventory is increasing in the Nashville market, leading to a balancing of the off-kilter home sales market, according to a RE/MAX report.

A North Davidson County property that recently changed ownership hands and sits near the Cumberland River is being eyed for a townhome project.

The Nashville area saw 4,257 home closings in June, an 8 percent decrease from the mark of the same month in 2021 — with the dip attributed, in part, to home loan interest rates.

The downtown building housing the closed The George Jones museum, restaurant and bar has sold for $28.5 million — only seven months after it changed ownership hands for $21 million.

A South Davidson County garden-style apartment complex has sold for about $91 million, with the new owner affiliated with Florida-based global private investment firm Starwood Capital Group.

I must warn you, I recently started watching the Netflix reality real estate show Selling Sunset and now I’m pretty sure I know everything there is to know about contingencies, million dollar contracts and Botox.

A Brentwood-based real estate developer has snagged several lots at the corner where Commonwealth Drive meets Wall Street with the intent to build a significant structure.

Investor interest in the Nashville housing market is fading somewhat, creating an opening for would-be homebuyers, according to new data from Redfin.

According to a report from Greater Nashville Realtors, single-family home inventory jumped 47 percent from April to May in the multi-county Nashville region.

Gehan Homes, the 13th largest private builder and the 29th largest builder in the U.S., has closed on a recent land purchase in the town of Columbia, per a release.

Just as in February, not a single home on this month’s list went for less than $4 million. Unsurprisingly, Nashville’s housing market is getting more expensive across the board.

One of the biggest real estate firms in Nashville, Fridrich & Clark Realty, announced Wednesday the additions of Chase Ballenger, John Sullivan and Kirsten Wines.

Two Nashville honky-tonk owners have sold a downtown surface parking lot for $10.2 million — and for a noteworthy per-foot record, according to a Davidson County Register of Deeds document.

The Nashville area in April saw a 7 percent dip in residential sales and a major increase in the median prices of single-family homes and condominiums — the result, in part, of limited supply.

This month’s list is filled with big sales, and I’m not just talkin’ money. At least three homes on this month’s list clock in at more than 13,000-square-feet, with the biggest sale approaching a whopping 20,000.

A 19th century downtown building — with its own parking garage, no less — has been offered for sale for $16.68 million.

Nashville homes are selling faster than in any other major market, according to a RE/MAX report for March.  

An historic building located in downtown’s The District has been offered for sale for $8.5 million.

This month’s installment of Headline Homes is filled with all kinds of twists and turns.

The consequences of the Ukraine conflict are rippling through the global economy. The Middle Tennessee housing market will likely not be immune from those effects, according to Greater Nashville Realtors President Steve Jolly.

SVN International Corp., a full-service commercial real estate franchisor of the SVN brand, announces the addition of its new franchise office, SVN | Accel Commercial Real Estate headquartered in Brentwood, per a press release.

On the list: A country music superstar, a seafood industry magnate and a home that once belonged to Reba McEntire.

The Nashville housing market is still leading the country, this time due to the average number of days a for-sale home stays on the market.

Chartwell adds to Nashville MSA developments of Williamson Co. contractors

Nashville remains a challenging market in which to buy a home, as multiple reports released this week found that inventory of both residences and vacant lots in the area is low.

CA South announced Thursday the completion of its new 79,662 square-foot Class A office park, Allston, in Franklin. 

GBT Realty brought together partners, brokers and others for a late-January unveiling of its forthcoming Eden House development.

Prime real estate in Brentwood sold Friday to Bhavin Patel for an undisclosed sum to mark his sixth Williamson County acquisition.