Middle Tennessee builder guide
Regent Homes: Communities, Price Ranges & What Buyers Should Know
A Nashville-based builder since 2000 of single-family homes, townhomes, and condominiums across Davidson, Maury, and Williamson counties — and lead developer of the Fairview City Center district.
- Headquarters
- Nashville, TN
- Founded
- 2000
- Ownership
- Privately held / locally owned
- In Middle TN since
- 2000
- Typical price tier
- Range of price points
- Signature
- Traditional-neighborhood and mixed-use development
Regent Homes is a Nashville-based homebuilder that has been in business since 2000, building single-family homes, townhomes, and condominiums across Middle Tennessee. Our tracked data shows active or recent Regent communities in Davidson County (Cane Ridge), Maury County (Mount Pleasant, Columbia, Spring Hill), and Williamson County (Nolensville, Thompson's Station, Fairview).
Across the communities where Regent currently has published pricing, homes have ranged from roughly the high-$200,000s for condominiums to the mid-$800,000s for larger single-family and townhome sections, as of mid-2026. Regent's product range and price points make it one of the more attainable builders on our list at the entry end while still reaching move-up buyers in Williamson County.
Beyond individual neighborhoods, Regent also serves as lead developer of the Fairview City Center mixed-use district. New-construction pricing moves plan-by-plan and phase-by-phase as inventory sells, so any published figure is a starting point — we pull the live, plan-specific price before you tour.
What buying from Regent Homes is like
Regent's on-site sales team represents Regent, so a buyer's own agent is the one comparing Regent's plans and pricing against neighboring builders in the same subdivision and against nearby resale. Regent's standard specs vary by plan and phase, so get the included-features list in writing, confirm current pricing and incentives live, and check HOA dues and leasing rules for your exact section before you commit.
Regent Homes is a Nashville-based builder, in business since 2000, building single-family homes, townhomes, and condominiums across Middle Tennessee — with active or recent communities in Davidson County (Cane Ridge), Maury County (Mount Pleasant, Columbia, Spring Hill), and Williamson County (Nolensville, Thompson's Station, Fairview). Across the communities where Regent currently has published pricing, homes have ranged from roughly the high-$200,000s (condos) to the mid-$800,000s (larger single-family and townhome sections), as of mid-2026.
Regent also serves as lead developer of the Fairview City Center mixed-use district. Pricing below is a dated snapshot, not a prediction — new-construction pricing moves plan-by-plan and phase-by-phase as inventory sells, so always confirm live numbers before you tour.
Regent Homes communities we track in Middle Tennessee
| Community | Location | Price from (as of 2026-06) |
|---|---|---|
| Burkitt RidgeTownhomes + single-family | Cane Ridge (Davidson Co.) | From $349,900 |
| Sugar CreekSingle-family, no HOA | Mount Pleasant (Maury Co.) | From $399,900 |
| Marlon's CreekMulti-builder with Harpeth Valley Homes | Columbia / Spring Hill mailing (Maury Co.) | From $419,900 |
| RutherfordSingle-family | Columbia (Maury Co.) | From $589,900 |
| Carothers FarmsCondos + townhomes | Nolensville (Williamson Co.) | Condos $299,900–$319,900 |
| Tollgate Village (Town Center)Multi-builder | Thompson's Station (Williamson Co.) | Condos + townhomes ~$319,900–$599,900 |
| Richvale EstatesMulti-builder with DRB Homes; Regent plans toward the upper range | Fairview (Williamson Co.) | Community from about $660,000 |
| Harvest PointRegent among 5+ builders | Spring Hill (Maury Co.) | Community-wide from $349,990; Regent's current plans not separately published |
Multi-builder communities mean Regent is one of several active builders — confirm who holds the specific phase or homesite you're looking at. Figures are dated to mid-2026 and move by phase.
What a buyer should know
Regent's on-site sales team represents Regent — that's simply how new construction works, and it's not a criticism of the builder. Their job is to sell you a home at the best terms for the company. Our team represents you in that same transaction, at little or no cost to you, and we're in these communities constantly, which means we can compare Regent's plans and pricing against neighboring builders in the same subdivision (several Regent communities share the neighborhood with other builders) and against the resale market nearby.
- Get the included-features list in writing — Regent's standard specs (like 9-foot ceilings at Burkitt Ridge) vary by plan and phase, and what's in the model home isn't always what's standard on your homesite.
- Confirm current pricing and incentives live — the figures above are dated by design; we pull the current sheet before every tour.
- Check HOA dues, management, and leasing rules for your exact section — these have shifted over time in some of Regent's longer-running communities.
- Verify zoned schools by your specific address, not the community name — Middle Tennessee school zoning is address-based and can change.
- Have us review the purchase agreement and any preferred-lender incentive so you can weigh it against outside financing.
Explore new construction where Regent Homes builds
The Will Johnson Team, eXp Realty — Nashville / Middle Tennessee new construction. Call 615-265-1000.
Written by
Will Johnson — The Will Johnson Team at eXp Realty
Will Johnson is a U.S. Army veteran, former nurse anesthetist (CRNA), and Middle Tennessee new-construction specialist — he tours these communities every week. His expertise has been featured in CBS MoneyWatch and Bottom Line Personal (RealTrends Verified 2026). Meet the team →
615-265-1000Frequently asked questions about Regent Homes in Middle Tennessee
Does Regent Homes build in Nashville?▾
Regent builds throughout Middle Tennessee, including Cane Ridge in southeast Davidson County (Burkitt Ridge), several Maury County communities near Spring Hill and Columbia, and multiple Williamson County communities including Nolensville, Thompson's Station, and Fairview.
Is it more expensive to bring my own agent to a Regent Homes community?▾
No — buyer's agent representation typically costs you little or no cost at Regent's communities, since the builder's pricing is the same whether or not you're represented. Bringing us in early means someone is reviewing contracts, inspections, and included-features on your behalf from day one.
How do I know if a price I saw online for a Regent community is still current?▾
New-construction pricing changes as phases release and inventory sells, so treat any published figure — including the ranges above — as a starting point. We'll pull the live, plan-specific price and current incentives directly before you tour or write an offer.
We represent buyers in new construction at little or no cost to you, and because we tour these communities constantly we help you compare Regent Homes against other builders, read the incentives, and navigate the build to closing. Builder programs, plans, and pricing change — confirm current terms on any specific home before you write an offer. The Will Johnson Team is not affiliated with Regent Homes; this guide is our independent, buyer-side read.