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The Bellevue Mall officially closed its doors in May 2008 and sat largely vacant for a decade, leaving many residents disheartened. The property had been not just a major hub of commerce but also a community gathering place.

Nashville’s real estate market is striking a chord with investors far and wide, and not just for its legendary music scene. As an International Property Specialist, I’ve noticed Nashville hitting high notes that resonate with global investment trends, making it a hot spot for savvy investors.

The Summer season officially kicked off on Thursday, and here in Middle Tennessee, we’re certainly feeling the heat. Spring traditionally marks the peak of the housing market, and this year was no exception. The Spring months set a strong foundation for what lies ahead, with solid activity in terms of property listings and sales. Buyers and sellers were active and with almost half of 2024 in the rearview, the Greater Nashville region is poised to move into Summer with the confidence of stable market conditions.

Gen Z is currently emerging as the newest generation of potential buyers and the majority of them are connecting with Realtors and researching properties primarily through various social media platforms. Gen Z’s preference for using social media to navigate the home-buying process means Realtors will need to enhance their online presence to engage effectively with this new wave of buyers.

Last month, thousands of residents were left without power, and communities suffered extensive damage after severe storms touched down across Tennessee, resulting in severe flooding and tornado damage in several counties.

Remember the feeling when you first moved into your current home. The desire to paint walls, hang pictures, entertain, and all the other memory-making activities that came along with owning your home. Fast forward to today when life opens a new path. You’re about to enter the world of the home seller. It may be new territory, especially if your current home was new construction when you purchased it. The process is similar but with some differences that come with a re-sale vs. new construction. Change brings a certain amount of stress, but here are a few tips to help you navigate through smoothly.

The Greater Nashville area is experiencing a gradual shift in its housing market, offering promising opportunities for both buyers and sellers. According to data from Greater Nashville REALTORS®, May 2024 saw a modest yet encouraging 2 percent increase in home closings, totaling 3,509, compared to 3,436 closings in May 2023.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (June 7, 2024) – Data for the month of May showed 3,509 home closings according to figures provided by Greater Nashville REALTORS®. This figure indicates a 2 percent increase from the 3,436 closings reported for the same period last year.