Real Deal Column

Housing numbers have never looked better; interest rates are at an all-time low, yet the decision to buy or sell a home is still one of the hardest emotional decisions many people will make this year.

While the COVID-19 pandemic has delayed real estate transactions for some people, housing markets in many areas of the country, like middle Tennessee, are showing a strength and resiliency unimaged earlier this spring.

When we started 2020, all signs pointed to it being a great year, but shortly after that, we learned 2020 was going to be a challenge.

Just three months ago, the housing market hit a historic low due to COVID-19. Many were concerned about the lasting impact this pandemic would have, yet here we are in one of the strongest housing markets of our time.

2020 has laid some positive groundwork for an exciting future in homeownership.

There’s a lot of activity going on in the housing market in the greater Nashville area.

Realtors are active in supporting public education because we believe in future generations' critical success to drive our society forward.

As we reflect on this year and the constant cycle of change that we have become accustomed to calling our "new normal," one of the many contested debates from the past few months has centered around facial coverings.