Found 4 blog entries tagged as Greeneville real estate.

Tri-Cities Housing Market Stays Healthy as Johnson City and Kingsport Lead June Growth

The Tri-Cities housing market delivered a healthy performance in June, with both sales activity and home prices moving higher across the region. That combination is one of the clearest indicators of a stable market. When transaction volume rises alongside price growth, it usually points to real buyer demand rather than temporary market distortion. In June, the strongest momentum came from the center of the region, with Johnson City and Kingsport standing out as the primary drivers of both sales volume and pricing strength.

Johnson City and Kingsport Powered the Month

June home sales across the Tri-Cities rose 4.5% compared with the same month a year ago, while…

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Tri-Cities New Home Market Holds Steady in Sales but Jumps in Price

The Tri-Cities new home market did not expand in size in May, but it became noticeably more expensive. While the number of closed sales remained unchanged from a year ago, both median and average prices posted substantial gains. That combination points to a market where demand is still holding, but the cost of entering the new construction segment continues to rise. For buyers, builders, and sellers watching Northeast Tennessee housing trends, May’s data offers a clear reminder that price growth can remain strong even when transaction volume stays flat.

Prices Are Climbing Even Without More Sales

There were 86 new home sales across the Tri-Cities in May, exactly the same number…

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Tri-Cities New Home Market Holds Steady in Sales but Jumps in Price

The Tri-Cities new home market did not expand in size in May, but it became noticeably more expensive. While the number of closed sales remained unchanged from a year ago, both median and average prices posted substantial gains. That combination points to a market where demand is still holding, but the cost of entering the new construction segment continues to rise. For buyers, builders, and sellers watching Northeast Tennessee housing trends, May’s data offers a clear reminder that price growth can remain strong even when transaction volume stays flat.

Prices Are Climbing Even Without More Sales

There were 86 new home sales across the Tri-Cities in May, exactly the same number…

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Northeast Tennessee Housing Affordability Faces New Challenges in 2026

For many families across Northeast Tennessee, the path to homeownership has become far more difficult than it was just a few years ago. Since 2019, monthly housing costs have risen dramatically across the region’s three major metro areas, putting increasing pressure on household budgets. Recent affordability data shows that while homeownership remains a goal for many buyers, the financial reality has shifted in a major way. From Johnson City to Kingsport-Bristol to Greeneville, rising home prices, higher mortgage rates, and increased insurance costs are all contributing to a tighter housing market.

Johnson City Has Seen the Biggest Affordability Shift

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