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Market Report Nashville · Middle Tennessee Weekly 5 min July 6, 2026

Franklin Holds Tightest at $919,585; Nashville Steady at $475,000 — Week of July 6, 2026

A fully-sourced snapshot of Middle Tennessee home prices, days on market, inventory, and new construction across Franklin, Nashville, Gallatin, Murfreesboro, Brentwood and more — every figure dated and cited.

Will Johnson

By Will Johnson & The Will Johnson Team

U.S. Army veteran · former CRNA · RealTrends Verified 2026

Middle Tennessee remains split by price tier as of the most recent published figures: Franklin's rolling 12-month median sits at $919,585 (as of May 2026, per Nashville Home Guru / Redfin / Zillow), while metro Nashville holds at $475,000 (as of May–June 2026, per Redfin / Zillow / Greater Nashville Realtors). Value markets Murfreesboro ($405,000) and Gallatin ($452,000) anchor the affordable end. Premium Williamson County continues to run at far shorter days-on-market than the value-tier suburbs.

What's the Nashville metro median home price right now?

Nashville's metro median sale price is $475,000, with homes typically taking 70 days to sell and 5.6–6.0 months of inventory on the market.

MetricFigureAs ofSource
Median sale price$475,000May–June 2026Redfin / Zillow / Greater Nashville Realtors
Days on market70 daysMay–June 2026Redfin / Zillow
Months of inventory5.6–6.0 moMay–June 2026Redfin / Zillow
New-construction share~15% of marketMay–June 2026Redfin / Zillow

Where's the fastest-moving market in Middle Tennessee right now?

Franklin. Homes there sell in roughly 13–15 days, the fastest pace in the region, against just 3.6 months of inventory.

MetricFigureAs ofSource
Median sale price$919,585May 2026 (rolling 12-mo)Nashville Home Guru / Redfin / Zillow
Days on market13–15 daysMay 2026Redfin / Zillow
Months of inventory3.6 moMay 2026Redfin / Zillow
YoY trend+7.7% (3-mo period ending Apr 2026)Apr 2026Redfin / Zillow
New-construction share16.1% of single-family closingsFeb 2026Nashville Home Guru / Greater Nashville Realtors

Knowledge-broker read: Franklin's sub-15-day market time reflects limited inventory at the premium end rather than heavy builder volume — new construction is a modest 16.1% of closings.

Which Middle-TN towns are priced under $450,000?

Two markets in the tracked data sit at or below the mid-$400Ks: Murfreesboro ($405,000) and Lebanon ($390,000). Gallatin sits just above that line at $452,000 with the tightest inventory in the region.

TownMedian PriceDays on MarketInventoryYoYAs ofSource
Lebanon$390,00057–70 days[verify]−3.5%May 2026Redfin / Zillow
Murfreesboro$405,00066 days3.3 mo−4.8% (3-mo ending May 2026)June 2026Redfin / Zillow
Gallatin$452,00051 days1.6 mo0% (flat June 2026 vs June 2025)June 2026Zillow / Redfin

Read it straight: Gallatin's flat year-over-year price sits alongside the tightest supply in the region — a supply story, not a value story. Murfreesboro's softer year-over-year pairs with a large new-construction share (~40% of active inventory).

What's happening in the luxury market (Brentwood & Nolensville)?

Brentwood anchors the high end with a median in the $1,444,136–$1,600,000 range; Nolensville sits at $924,318.

MarketMedian PriceDays on MarketYoYAs ofSource
Brentwood$1,444,136–$1,600,00042–92 days+8.3% to +16.2%May–June 2026Redfin / Zillow
Nolensville$924,318113 days−0.4%May 2026Redfin / Zillow

Brentwood's price range reflects month-to-month reporting variance across April–May; treat it as a band, not a single point.

Which towns have the most new construction right now?

Murfreesboro leads on new-construction share of active inventory; Spring Hill leads on share of closings.

TownNew-Construction ShareMedian PriceAs ofSource
Murfreesboro~40% of active inventory$405,000June 2026Redfin / Zillow
Spring Hill~33% of single-family closings$539,000Feb 2026Greater Nashville Realtors / Redfin
Franklin16.1% of single-family closings$919,585Feb 2026Nashville Home Guru / Greater Nashville Realtors
Nashville metro~15% of market$475,000May–June 2026Redfin / Zillow

Which markets are cooling and which are holding?

The region continues to bifurcate: premium Williamson County markets are appreciating year-over-year, several value markets are softening, and a middle band holds roughly flat.

Appreciating 5%+ YoY

  • Franklin: +7.7% (3-mo period ending Apr 2026, Redfin/Zillow)
  • Brentwood: +8.3% to +16.2% (May–June 2026, Redfin/Zillow)
  • Mount Juliet: +4.9% to +7.6% (May–June 2026, Redfin/Zillow)

Cooling 3%+ YoY

  • Murfreesboro: −4.8% (3-mo period ending May 2026, Redfin/Zillow)
  • Smyrna: −3% to −4% (June 2026, Zillow/Redfin)
  • Lebanon: −3.5% (May 2026, Redfin/Zillow)
  • Goodlettsville: −5.6% (March 2026, Redfin/Zillow)
  • Portland: −11% (May 2026 vs May 2025, Redfin/Zillow)

Flat (±1%)

  • Gallatin: 0% (June 2026, Zillow/Redfin)
  • Hendersonville: flat, no change YoY (June 2026, Movoto)
  • Spring Hill: 0% (June 2026, Redfin/Zillow)
  • Nolensville: −0.4% (May 2026, Redfin/Zillow)

How long are homes sitting on the market?

Market time ranges from Franklin's ~13 days to well over 100 days at the slower end.

Fast (under 40 days): Franklin, 13–15 days (May 2026, Redfin/Zillow). Standard (40–75 days): Hendersonville 44 days (June 2026, Movoto); Gallatin 51 days (June 2026, Zillow/Redfin); Smyrna 51–58 days (June 2026, Zillow/Redfin); Spring Hill 53 days (June 2026, Zillow/Redfin); Murfreesboro 66 days (June 2026, Redfin/Zillow); Nashville 70 days (May–June 2026, Redfin/Zillow). Slower (75+ days): Nolensville 113 days (May 2026, Redfin/Zillow); Goodlettsville 127 days (March 2026, Redfin/Zillow).

Faster markets reflect constrained inventory; slower markets carry more supply and more room to negotiate.

How much supply is there (months of inventory)?

Inventory runs from Gallatin's tight 1.6 months to a balanced 5.6–6.0 months in Nashville.

MarketMonths of InventoryAs ofSource
Gallatin1.6 moJune 2026Zillow / Redfin
Murfreesboro3.3 moJune 2026Redfin / Zillow
Franklin3.6 moMay 2026Redfin / Zillow
Spring Hill4.65 moFeb 2026Greater Nashville Realtors
Nashville5.6–6.0 moMay–June 2026Redfin / Zillow

Under roughly 3 months favors sellers; over roughly 5 months gives buyers more leverage on price and terms. Gallatin's 1.6-month figure remains the tightest in the region.

As of the latest published figures (spring–summer 2026), Middle Tennessee is a tale of two tiers — premium Williamson County markets (Franklin, Brentwood) continue to tighten while several value markets (Murfreesboro, Smyrna, Lebanon, Goodlettsville, Portland) soften, and a middle band (Gallatin, Hendersonville, Spring Hill) holds flat. This is a snapshot; figures shift monthly — pull current numbers before you list or make an offer.

Questions about your specific market? Call the Will Johnson Team at 615-265-1000 for a no-pressure consultation.

By Will Johnson — U.S. Army veteran and former ICU nurse / CRNA. Knowledge-broker focused on honest, data-driven Middle Tennessee real estate. eXp Realty.

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