Grant Hammond

Proposed Nashville Convention Center Con’t
by Grant Hammond|August 21, 2007|Commercial Real Estate, Downtown Nashville, Nashville, Nashville Baseball Stadium, Nashville Condos, Nashville Convention Center, Nashville Homes, Nashville Real Estate
After posting my first few comments and observations about the proposed Nashville convention center I received quite a few calls. In fact, several of my more conservative friends called me...
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Proposed Nashville Convention Center Con’t
by Grant Hammond|August 21, 2007|Blog, Market News
After posting my first few comments and observations about the proposed Nashville convention center I received quite a few calls. In fact, several of my more conservative friends called me...
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The Current Real Estate Climate in Nashville
by Grant Hammond|August 19, 2007|Commercial Real Estate, Downtown Nashville, Fixed Rate Mortgages, Home Buyers, Nashville, Nashville Condos, Nashville Homes, Nashville Mortgage Rates, Nashville Real Estate, Property Management
Attention residential buyers, with more than 20,000 properties on the market, we are in the largest buyer’s market since the mid-nineties in Middle Tennessee! The Fed just bailed out lenders...
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The Current Real Estate Climate in Nashville
by Grant Hammond|August 19, 2007|Blog
Attention residential buyers, with more than 20,000 properties on the market, we are in the largest buyer’s market since the mid-nineties in Middle Tennessee! The Fed just bailed out lenders...
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30-Year Rates Rise After 3 Weeks of Retreat
by Grant Hammond|August 17, 2007|Adjustable Rate Mortgages, Fixed Rate Mortgages, Freddie Mac, Nashville, Nashville Housing Market, Nashville Mortgage Rates, Nashville Real Estate
A jump in interest rates has ended a three-week run in lower borrowing costs, reports Freddie Mac. According to the mortgage finance giant, the average interest on 30-year fixed loans...
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30-Year Rates Rise After 3 Weeks of Retreat
by Grant Hammond|August 17, 2007|Blog, Mortgage Rates
A jump in interest rates has ended a three-week run in lower borrowing costs, reports Freddie Mac. According to the mortgage finance giant, the average interest on 30-year fixed loans...
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