Nashville Real Estate - Benchmark Realty

Friday, December 21, 2012

It's a Charlie brown tree

At boscos

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Sunday, November 25, 2012

Holiday scenes

The grinch is back on top

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Sunday, October 28, 2012

Williamson County Homes sales increased 33% with 325 closings compared to 244 last year, and condo sales in Williamson county increased 76% with 30 closings. Franklin still dominates the sales in Williamson county with 142 closings followed by Brentwood with 55 and Spring Hill with 56.

325 Williamson county homes sold in September compared to 144 last September
the average sales price was $385,539
days on market is down to 73
The average sales price of Brentwood homes sold was $540,360
the sales price of Franklin homes sold was $400,544
the price of Spring Hill homes sold was $235,771
Nolensville homes sold for $346,137
Thompsons Station homes sold for $254,187

Search for Williamson county homes here The major reason for the continued population growth in Williamson county is the best schools in the state, low taxes, and an easy commute to Nashville For the most-up-to-date information on Williamson County current home values, then we urge you to contact us. We can assist you with all aspects of buying or selling real property in this and other neighborhoods in the Nashville Metro area. Also ask to be placed on an instant notification system when any new Williamson County MLS listings come on the market or price reductions in Williamson County are posted.