The number of homes sold in Williamson County is still tracking much higher compared to last year.
The vacancy rate in Cool Springs — and the Nashville market at large — is continuing to rise as the coronavirus pandemic continues.
The median price for a single family home in Williamson County hit $600,000 last month as the number of real estate sales remained higher than last year.
One of downtown Brentwood’s few mixed-use buildings has been offered for sale for an undisclosed asking price.
Two real estate investment firms closed large apartment deals earlier this month.
A weekly summary of the most recent property transfers in Williamson County.
Home sales in Williamson County last month were higher than the previous year, despite the disruption caused but the coronavirus pandemic.
A developer and builder announced today a new housing development in Leiper's Fork made up of nine home sites on multiple acres.
As the summer progresses, homeowners continue to spend a lot of quality time around the house as their regular activities return, but at a slow pace.
The RiverGate Mall-area property home to Hallmark Mitsubishi has sold to a major regional auto dealership company for $3.9 million.
The local real estate industry is expected to slowly begin to rebound starting in 2021 — though the post-COVID-19 bounceback might not be clearly noticeable until the following calendar year.
Commercial builders American Constructors, Inc. recently relocated from its longtime home in Nashville to Maryland Farms in Brentwood.
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CORRECTION: This story was updated on July 27 to show that the early Ovation developer Stan Thomas sold the land to a company with a similar name, suggesting he could still be involved.
After an initial shock, the residential real estate market in Williamson County is beginning to look more normal.
The Williamson County Association of Realtors has selected a new CEO with 27 years of experience in the association and nonprofit sectors.
Brentwood-based GBT Realty has landed a major permit related to its mixed-use tower ONE22ONE, now under construction on downtown's western edge.
A group of J. Alexander’s Holdings insiders that includes the company's former and current CEOs have in the past 10 days spent more than $550,000 to build up their stakes in the restaurant operator.The buying spree by four executives and three board members came shortly after the Nashville-b…
Addiction treatment provider AAC Holdings has filed for protection from its creditors in Delaware bankruptcy court and has received a commitment for more funding from its bank group.
A weekly summary of the most recent property transfers in Williamson County.
Construction has started at a mixed-use development at the Northern end of Nolensville.
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For much of March and April, residents of Williamson County did their best to stay at home to slow the spread of the coronavirus, but investment firms closed several large property sales.
Home builders in Williamson County continued building through the peak of the coronavirus outbreak, but say it’s still too early to discern the virus’ impact on future building.
The coronavirus pandemic slowed down residential real estate transactions in Williamson County last month, but the Williamson County Association of Realtors still reported hundreds of transactions.
Zeitlin-Sotheby’s International Realty has added Lori Stucki as an agent.
Zeitlin Sotheby’s International Realty has added Joel Fragale as an agents serving clients in Middle Tennessee.
Brentwood-based development company GBT Realty Corp. has added four employees, including a senior property manager and a senior construction manager, as full-scale work is underway on its mixed-used tower ONE22ONE on Broadway.
The number of real estate closings in Williamson County remained surprisingly normal during March.
The COVID-19 pandemic didn’t really slow home sales in Williamson County in March. Overall, sales were actually up — nearly 16 percent — against the same month last year. Seven-figure homes were even stronger compared to March 2019, up nearly 50 percent.
Fridrich & Clark Realty has added another realtor to its lineup, bringing its total of realtors to 168.
A residential project long planned for South Davidson County near Brentwood is moving forward, with the development team now seeking an amendment to the specific plan in place for the property.
GBT Realty has landed a $141.1 million loan for its downtown Nashville office tower ONE22ONE, with two heavy hitters participating in the effort.
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