This is an excellent article and is spot on about the East Nashville housing market. It was graciously shared with me by my colleagues and friends at Nashville and Beyond – Village Real Estate Services – a big thank you to them.
What’s Up With The East Nashville Market?
By, Nashvillebrian
We went to bed last week, in a confusing market in East Nashville. This week we wake up and indicators in the numbers hint that we are on the fringe of a seller’s market again in 37206, 37207 and 37216.
I started scratching my head when we listed a home in 37206 on Sunday morning, February 19, 2012. In 24 hours, we had over 10 showings. In less than six hours, we accepted a contract. On Friday, I took buyers out for their first day of testing the market. We ended up in a multiple offer house in the 37207 zip code. All this made me start analyzing numbers deeply and here’s what it’s looking like currently for sellers in 37206.
Currently, 75 homes are on the market in the 37206 zip code between the prices of $175,000 and $350,000. Of those 75 homes, 25 are under contract. In the agent’s side of the MLS, you can see those marked in yellow. This is some of the most yellow I’ve seen in 37206 in years.
The other interesting statistic comes from one of the showing centers we REALTORS use locally. While there are many showing centers, one of the largest is “Centralized Showing Services.” From only their statistics, this is the growth curve in showings over the recent weeks for homes in 37206 between $175,000 to $350,000.
Even more impressive is the number of showings 37206 has received over the winter months in comparison with the previous years’ winter months. This chart is pretty shocking with showings at an all time high, even higher than in the best of markets. Now, keep in mind, these numbers could be skewed as many companies could have started using “Centralized Showings” services since 2006. While 2007 could have brought on new companies to the equation, if we toss out that year and assume a consistent number of companies have used CSS, this could be great news.
Stay tuned in the coming weeks. We’re watching these trends like a storm front (a good one) moving in and affecting us all. Check back!






