Murfreesboro TN Real Estate

Tennessee’s fastest-growing major city — just 34 miles from Nashville with top-rated schools, 200+ neighborhoods, and a quality of life that keeps drawing new neighbors. Explore Murfreesboro TN real estate with live market data and 26+ years of local insight.

The median home price in Murfreesboro TN real estate is currently $489,806, with 889 active listings and a Tru Days on Market average of 49. Updated weekly from Realtracs MLS by the Turner Victory Team.

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170K+ Population
34 mi From Nashville
31.4 Median Age
#6 Largest City in TN
54 Market Health Score

Murfreesboro TN Real Estate Market Snapshot

Updated weekly from Realtracs MLS. Powered by Tru Insights — no guesswork, just real numbers from the source agents and buyers actually use.

Murfreesboro Market Snapshot Live Data
$489,806 Median Price -0.8% vs Prior Wk
889 Active Listings +5.3% vs Prior Wk
49 Tru Days on Market Tru Insights -25 days
97.2% % of Original Price Tru Insights +0.1%
49 Homes Sold Last Wk
$221 Avg $/Sq Ft -6.9% vs Prior Wk
4.0 Months of Inventory +1 mo
93 New Listings Last Wk

What Makes Murfreesboro One of Tennessee’s Most Sought-After Cities


Murfreesboro sits at the geographic center of Tennessee and carries a history that goes all the way back to 1811 — it even served as the state capital from 1818 to 1826. Today it is the sixth-largest city in Tennessee with a population over 170,000 and growing at roughly 2% per year, making it one of the fastest-growing cities in the entire Southeast. The Murfreesboro TN real estate market reflects that momentum at every price point.

What draws buyers here is the combination of Nashville-area opportunity with a lower cost of living, strong schools, and a quality of life that is hard to match. The 34-mile commute to downtown Nashville puts you close to everything Music City offers without the higher price tag. With Middle Tennessee State University anchoring the community, there is an energy here that keeps things moving forward.

From the historic downtown square and Stones River National Battlefield to the greenway trails and a dining scene that gets better every year, Murfreesboro offers the kind of lifestyle where you do not have to choose between convenience and character. Our team has helped buyers and sellers navigate Murfreesboro TN real estate since 2000, and we update the data on this page every week so you always have the latest picture.

Murfreesboro TN real estate — homes for sale in Rutherford County Tennessee

Affordable Growth

Murfreesboro TN real estate prices remain well below Nashville while property values have shown strong annual appreciation in key neighborhoods. From first-time buyers to luxury estates, there is something for every budget.

Strong Schools

Two districts serve the area — Murfreesboro City Schools for PK-6 and Rutherford County Schools for secondary. Plus Central Magnet, ranked among the best in Tennessee, and multiple private options.

Nashville Access

A 34-mile straight shot on I-24 connects you to Nashville’s world-class dining, entertainment, healthcare, and job market. Nashville International Airport (BNA) is about 30 minutes from most Murfreesboro neighborhoods.

What’s Nearby

Everything you need to know about daily life in Murfreesboro — from shopping and healthcare to parks and entertainment. These details shape the Murfreesboro TN real estate experience beyond just the property itself.

Shopping & Dining

The Avenue Murfreesboro and Stones River Town Centre provide major retail. The historic downtown square has a growing scene of local restaurants, coffee shops, and boutiques. Medical Center Parkway and Old Fort Parkway corridors have most national chains, grocery stores, and services.

Parks & Recreation

Barfield Crescent Park offers 430+ acres of trails, playgrounds, and sports fields. The Greenway System connects parks with paved walking and biking trails. Stones River National Battlefield provides seven miles of trails. The city operates multiple community centers and a strong youth sports program.

Healthcare

Ascension Saint Thomas Rutherford Hospital is the primary hospital, with multiple urgent care and specialty clinics along Medical Center Parkway. Vanderbilt and TriStar facilities in Nashville are within a 40-minute drive. TriStar StoneCrest Medical Center in Smyrna is also nearby.

History & Entertainment

Stones River National Battlefield, Oaklands Mansion, and Cannonsburgh Village offer rich local history. The Discovery Center at Murfree Spring is popular with younger residents. The Center for the Arts hosts year-round performances. Downtown hosts Friday Night Live concerts and a Saturday Farmers Market throughout the season.

Schools Serving the Murfreesboro Area

Two school districts serve the Murfreesboro area, along with Central Magnet, charter schools, several private schools, and Middle Tennessee State University. Schools are a major factor in Murfreesboro TN real estate decisions — always verify zones before buying.

Murfreesboro City Schools (MCS)

MCS focuses on PreK through 6th grade education with 13 schools serving students within the city limits. Murfreesboro TN real estate within city boundaries is served by this district for elementary grades.

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Rutherford County Schools (RCS)

RCS oversees secondary education plus elementary schools outside city limits. Over 50 schools serving 49,000+ students across the county. All Murfreesboro middle and high school students attend RCS.

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Murfreesboro City Schools — Elementary (PreK-6)

Black Fox Elementary

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Bradley Academy

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Cason Lane Academy

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Discovery School @ Bellwood

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Erma Siegel Elementary

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Hobgood Elementary

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John Pittard Elementary

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Mitchell-Neilson Schools

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Northfield Elementary

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Overall Creek Elementary

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Reeves-Rogers Elementary

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Salem Elementary

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Scales Elementary

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Rutherford County Schools — Elementary (K-5)

RCS elementary schools serve addresses outside Murfreesboro city limits and surrounding communities. Zone assignments depend on your specific address.

Barfield Elementary

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Blackman Elementary

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Brown’s Chapel Elementary

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Buchanan Elementary

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Christiana Elementary

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Homer Pittard Campus School

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Kittrell Elementary

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Lascassas Elementary

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McFadden School of Excellence

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Plainview Elementary

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Poplar Hill Elementary

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Rockvale Elementary

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Stewarts Creek Elementary

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Walter Hill Elementary

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Wilson Elementary

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Rutherford County Schools — Middle (6-8)

Blackman Middle

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Christiana Middle

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Oakland Middle

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Poplar Hill Middle

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Rockvale Middle

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Siegel Middle

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Stewarts Creek Middle

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Whitworth-Buchanan Middle

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Rutherford County Schools — High (9-12)

Blackman High School

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Holloway High School

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Oakland High School

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Riverdale High School

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Rockvale High School

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Siegel High School

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Stewarts Creek High School

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Application-Based

Central Magnet School

Grades 6-12. Competitive application-based school consistently ranked among the best in Tennessee. Open to all Rutherford County residents.

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Daniel-McKee Alternative School

Grades 6-12. Alternative education program serving students across Rutherford County.

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Charter Schools

American Classical Academy Rutherford

K-6. Classical education model focused on core knowledge, civic virtue, and academic excellence.

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Springs Empower Academy

K-6. Empowerment-focused charter school serving the Rutherford County community.

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Private & Independent Schools

Providence Christian Academy

Pre-K through 12th grade. College preparatory, Christian-based education.

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Middle Tennessee Christian School

Pre-K through 12th grade. Christian education with strong academics and athletics.

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Franklin Road Christian School

Pre-K through 12th grade. Faith-based education serving the Murfreesboro community.

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The Webb School

Grades 6-12 in nearby Bell Buckle. College preparatory boarding and day school.

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School zone boundaries in Rutherford County change regularly and can vary by street. Always verify your school zone with the official district zoning tools linked above before making a Murfreesboro TN real estate purchase based on school assignments. Our team is happy to help you navigate the process during your home search.

Murfreesboro Market Update

Every week, we break down what is happening in Murfreesboro TN real estate and across Rutherford County. New listings, price shifts, and what the data means for buyers and sellers right now. No fluff, just the numbers and what they tell us.

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Popular Murfreesboro Neighborhoods & Subdivisions

From established communities with mature trees to brand-new master-planned developments, Murfreesboro TN real estate has a neighborhood for every lifestyle and budget.

Southern Harmony by Del Webb

Murfreesboro’s premier 55+ active adult community. 1,111 planned single-level homes with resort-style amenities — clubhouse, pools, fitness center, and 20 miles of walking paths. The most active subdivision in the city.

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Sycamore Grove

One of Murfreesboro’s highest-activity communities with consistent resale demand. Well-maintained homes in a connected location with strong buyer interest year-round.

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Shelton Square

Master-planned community in west Murfreesboro with 750 home sites, resort-style pool, playground, clubhouse, and walking trails. Among the top three most active subdivisions in the city.

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South Haven

A popular community with strong buyer demand and a mix of home styles. Consistent activity makes it one of the most sought-after neighborhoods in Murfreesboro TN real estate.

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Arbors at Compton

High-turnover community with strong closed sales activity. A well-positioned neighborhood that consistently attracts both first-time and move-up buyers.

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Richland Downs

One of the highest closed-to-active ratios in the city — homes here sell. An established community with strong resale history and consistent demand from buyers.

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Smith Farms

A Blackman area community with strong buyer interest and a growing inventory of modern homes. Well-connected to I-24 and everyday retail along the western corridor.

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Woodruff Cove

Balanced activity between closed sales and active inventory — a sign of a healthy, in-demand neighborhood. Solid value and consistent resale performance.

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The Maples

High active inventory signals strong builder and buyer interest. A growing community with modern construction and a location that appeals to Nashville commuters.

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Evergreen Farms

West Murfreesboro community by Ole South with single-family homes and townhomes off Cason Lane. Convenient interstate access and an accessible entry point for first-time buyers.

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Magnolia Grove Estates

Strong active inventory with newer construction options. A growing community attracting buyers who want modern floor plans and move-in ready homes in the Murfreesboro market.

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Avery Farms

High active inventory and growing buyer interest. A newer community with modern amenities that appeals to both first-time and move-up buyers in Murfreesboro TN real estate.

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Creeksbend

Balanced closed-to-active ratio with consistent turnover. A well-established community with mature streetscapes and a loyal base of homeowners.

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The Springs

High active inventory signals a growing community with new construction options. Strong buyer interest from those looking for modern homes in a well-connected Murfreesboro location.

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East Fork Landing

A growing community with strong active inventory and consistent buyer interest. Newer construction with modern layouts appeals to a wide range of Murfreesboro home buyers.

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Kings Landing

Located in the Siegel corridor with a mix of home styles. Consistent activity and strong resale history make it a dependable choice in east Murfreesboro.

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Cascade Falls

A newer community with balanced closed and active inventory. Appeals to buyers who want modern construction with neighborhood amenities in a convenient Murfreesboro location.

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Marymont Springs

One of the Blackman area’s most recognized communities. Well-maintained with a community feel and strong resale history year after year.

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Riverview Cove

One of Murfreesboro’s longest-standing neighborhoods. Minimum 2,800 sq ft homes with architectural review, two pools, and a tennis court. Strong buyer demand.

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Indian Hills

Golf course community with large lots, mature trees, pool, and tennis courts. One of the most well-established neighborhoods in the Murfreesboro TN real estate market.

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Puckett Station

A popular Blackman area community known for consistent demand and a central location. Mix of home styles with easy access to everyday retail and dining.

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Sheffield Park

Balanced activity with equal parts closed and active. A well-maintained community with consistent resale performance in the Murfreesboro market.

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Kingsbury

A Blackman corridor community with strong active inventory and growing buyer interest. Modern construction and a convenient location near I-24 access.

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Northwoods

Popular for its walkable access to schools including Providence Christian Academy. Spacious homes in a well-connected Murfreesboro location.

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Villages of Berkshire

Community-centered neighborhood in the Blackman area with pools, playground, sports courts, and pavilion. Strong community involvement and consistent buyer interest.

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Stovers Glen

A Blackman area community with consistent resale activity and convenient access to I-840 and everyday retail. Well-maintained with a quiet residential feel.

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The Reserve

Upscale living in northeast Murfreesboro. Spacious lots up to 0.68 acres with underground utilities, community pool, and sidewalks throughout.

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Murfreesboro has 200+ subdivisions at every price point. Contact our team for guidance on the neighborhood that fits your goals.

Work With the Turner Victory Team

Whether you are buying your first home, upgrading, or selling in the Murfreesboro TN real estate market, our team brings 26+ years of local experience to your corner. Since 2000, we have helped more than 4,405+ neighbors buy and sell homes across Middle Tennessee. We do not use pressure — we use education, data, and clarity so you can make the best decision for your situation.

“From pre-sell conversations and inspections to closing on both sale and purchase, any challenges were overcome with a smooth, steady approach.”

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Latest Murfreesboro Market Insights

Weekly analysis and guides to help you understand what is happening in the Murfreesboro TN real estate market right now.

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Murfreesboro TN Real Estate: What You Need to Know

The current median home price in Murfreesboro is $489,806. Murfreesboro TN real estate prices vary widely depending on the neighborhood, age of the home, and location within the city. You can view the latest live pricing data in our market snapshot above, which is updated weekly from Realtracs MLS.
Murfreesboro consistently ranks as one of the best places to live in Tennessee. With a population over 170,000, two strong school districts, and proximity to Nashville (34 miles), it appeals to a wide range of residents. The city offers a lower cost of living than Nashville while still providing access to major employment centers, healthcare, dining, and entertainment. It is Tennessee’s fastest-growing major city.
The best neighborhood depends on your priorities. Indian Hills is a top pick for its golf course community and established character. The Reserve, Breckenridge, and Savannah Ridge offer upscale living. Shelton Square and Berkshire are popular with growing households thanks to master-planned amenities. Blackman Farm, Puckett Station, and Three Rivers are known for strong appreciation. Southern Harmony by Del Webb is Murfreesboro’s premier 55+ active adult community. Evergreen Farms offers accessible pricing for first-time buyers. With over 200 subdivisions, our team can help match you with the right fit.
Murfreesboro is approximately 34 miles southeast of downtown Nashville via I-24. The commute typically takes 35-50 minutes depending on traffic. Smyrna is roughly 15 minutes north. Franklin is about 30 minutes west via Highway 96 or TN-840. Nashville International Airport (BNA) is approximately 30 minutes from most Murfreesboro neighborhoods.
Two districts serve Murfreesboro: Murfreesboro City Schools (MCS) handles PreK through 6th grade with 13 schools. Rutherford County Schools (RCS) provides secondary education through 50+ schools serving more than 49,000 students. Public high schools serving the area include Blackman, Siegel, Riverdale, Oakland, Rockvale, and Stewarts Creek. Central Magnet School is a top-ranked application-based option for grades 6-12. Always verify zones with the official district tools.
Murfreesboro TN real estate has shown strong and consistent property appreciation over the past decade. The city’s population has more than doubled since the 1990s, and continued infrastructure investment, job growth, and Nashville proximity support long-term demand. Currently there are 889 active listings with a median price of $489,806. As with any investment, results vary by neighborhood — our team uses live MLS data to help you evaluate specific opportunities.
Murfreesboro has a wide variety of attractions. History enthusiasts can visit Stones River National Battlefield, Oaklands Mansion, and Cannonsburgh Village. Outdoor lovers enjoy the Murfreesboro Greenway System, Barfield Crescent Park (430+ acres), and multiple sports complexes. The historic downtown square features local restaurants, shops, live music events, and the Saturday Farmers Market. The Discovery Center at Murfree Spring is popular with younger residents, and the Center for the Arts hosts year-round performances.
Murfreesboro TN real estate prices are significantly lower than Nashville, making it one of the most attractive options in the metro area for buyers who want Nashville access without the Nashville price tag. Property taxes in Rutherford County are generally lower as well. Tennessee has no state income tax, which benefits residents in both cities. Many buyers find they can get more home for their money while still being within a reasonable commute of Nashville’s job market.
Murfreesboro offers a lower cost of living than Nashville while sitting just 34 miles away on I-24. The city has grown from about 45,000 in 1990 to over 170,000 today. Two school districts serve the area with multiple private school options. The median age is 31.4, reflecting a mix of young professionals, growing households, and MTSU students. If relocating from out of state, Tennessee has no state income tax. The Murfreesboro TN real estate market moves quickly in popular neighborhoods, so having a knowledgeable team matters.
That depends on your specific situation, timeline, and financial position — not on market timing alone. Right now there are 889 active listings in Murfreesboro with a Tru Days on Market average of 49. Our approach is to show you the data, walk through the consequences of acting now versus waiting, and let you decide what makes sense for your goals. We do not pressure anyone into a transaction — we provide the clarity to make a confident decision.
The answer is different for every homeowner. What matters is how your specific home compares to current active competition, what buyers are actually paying in your neighborhood, and how long similar homes are taking to sell. The current median price in Murfreesboro is $489,806. Our Tru Insights data tracks original list prices and total time on market across relists — giving sellers a more accurate picture than standard MLS data. We can run a no-obligation market analysis for your specific property so you can make a decision based on real numbers.
The current Tru Days on Market average in Murfreesboro is 49. Standard MLS data often understates this number because it resets when a listing is cancelled and relisted under a new MLS number. Our Tru Insights platform tracks the original list date and total cumulative time on market across every relist, so the number you see here reflects how long homes are actually taking to sell. Time on market varies significantly by price point, neighborhood, condition, and pricing strategy.
Historically, spring (March through May) sees the highest buyer activity in Murfreesboro. However, the best time to sell your specific home depends on your local competition, your pricing strategy, and your personal timeline — not just the calendar. Some neighborhoods perform well year-round while others are more seasonal. Our weekly market data tracks active inventory, new listings, and showing activity by ZIP code so we can help you identify when your specific market is most favorable.
Murfreesboro and Franklin are both popular Nashville-area cities, but they serve different buyer profiles. The median home price in Murfreesboro is currently $489,806 — significantly lower than Franklin where the median typically exceeds $700,000. Murfreesboro offers a wider range of price points, more new construction options, and two school districts. Franklin offers a more established downtown, closer proximity to Nashville’s west side, and Williamson County schools. Both have strong appreciation histories. The 30-minute drive between the two via TN-840 means buyers often compare both markets.
Tru Insights is a proprietary market analysis built by the Turner Victory Team. Standard MLS data resets a home’s days on market and list price every time it is relisted under a new MLS number. Tru Insights tracks the original list price and total time on market across every relist, giving Murfreesboro TN real estate buyers and sellers a more complete and accurate view of local market conditions. The data updates every week from our Clarifi analytics platform and is available on every page of our website.
Market analysis by Turner Victory Team. Data sourced from Realtracs MLS and Tru Insights platform. Updated weekly. © 2026 Turner Victory Team at Onward Real Estate. All rights reserved.