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Nashville Real Estate Market Report | February 2009
by Grant Hammond|March 19, 2009|Foreclosures, Home Sales, Home Values, Nashville Condos, Nashville Housing Market, Nashville Real Estate
There were 1,267 home closings reported for the month of February, according to figures provided by the Greater Nashville Association of Realtors®. This represents a decrease of 33 percent from...
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Multifamily Housing Starts Unexpectedly Surge
by Grant Hammond|March 17, 2009|Nashville Housing Market, New Construction
According to CNNMoney.com: February's 22% overall housing increase was driven by a nearly 80% increase in construction of multi-family homes. New construction of buildings with 5 or more units increased...
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Nashville Mortgage Rates Rise Slightly
by Grant Hammond|March 10, 2009|Fixed Rate Mortgages, Freddie Mac, Nashville Auctions, Nashville Condos, Nashville Housing Market
Freddie Mac reports that interest on 30-year, fixed rate mortgages rose to an average of 5.15 percent this past week, up from 5.07 percent a week earlier. Mortgage rates increased...
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The Healthiest Housing Markets for 2009
by Grant Hammond|February 23, 2009|Nashville Homes, Nashville Housing Market, New Construction
From a recent article on Builder.com:11. Nashville, Tennessee2008 total building permits: 8,142Nashville, the 20th largest home building market in the US, operated under the radar of the national housing boom....
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January Home Sales Numbers For Nashville
by Grant Hammond|February 10, 2009|Home Sales, Nashville Auctions, Nashville Homes, Nashville Housing Market
For the first time since 1994, there were less than 1,000 closings in Nashville during the month of January. Only 984 properties closed during the month, a 40% decline from...
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Nashville Housing Inventory Declines
by Grant Hammond|January 11, 2009|GNAR, Home Sales, Nashville Homes, Nashville Housing Market
From Chas Sisk, December's median is lowest since 2004, The Tennessean:The number of homes on the market also has started to fall. A total of 21,274 single-family homes, condos, multifamily...
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