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 $479,945, with 998 active listings and a Tru Days on Market™ average of 48. Updated weekly from Realtracs MLS by the Turner Victory Team.
Murfreesboro TN Real Estate Market Snapshot
Updated weekly from Realtracs MLS. Powered by Tru Insights, so there is no guesswork, just real numbers from the source agents and buyers actually use.
About This Data
Turner Victory Team’s Tru Insights™ data shows Murfreesboro at 3.3 months of supply with an average Tru Days on Market™ of 48 days. Based on those figures, the Turner Victory Team reads this market as one that is roughly balanced between buyers and sellers.
Tru Days on Market™ is the Turner Victory Team metric that tracks the total cumulative time a property has been listed across every relist and cancellation. Unlike standard MLS days on market, the Turner Victory Team’s Tru DOM™ does not reset to zero when a home is relisted at a lower price.
% of Original Price is calculated from the Turner Victory Team’s Tru Original List Price™, which reflects the average sale price as a percentage of the very first list price before any reductions or relistings. A number below 100% indicates sellers are accepting less than their original ask.
Tru Insights™ data by Turner Victory Team at Onward Real Estate, Murfreesboro TN. Source: Realtracs MLS. Updated weekly. © 2026 Turner Victory Team.
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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.
A Wide Range of Price Points
Murfreesboro spans first-time buyer condos, established brick ranches, new construction, and estate acreage inside one city limit. That range is unusual for a market this size and it is why buyers at very different budgets end up shopping here.
Two School Districts
Murfreesboro City Schools serves PreK through 6th inside city limits and Rutherford County Schools handles secondary plus elementary outside the city. Central Magnet, two charter schools, and several private options round out the picture.
Nashville Access
A 34-mile straight shot on I-24 connects you to Nashville’s dining, entertainment, healthcare, and job market. Nashville International Airport is about 30 minutes from most Murfreesboro neighborhoods, and I-840 opens the Franklin direction.
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, and zone boundaries change, so always verify 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.
Official MCS WebsiteRutherford 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.
Official RCS Zoning ToolMurfreesboro City Schools, Elementary (PreK-6)
Black Fox Elementary
Visit WebsiteBradley Academy
Visit WebsiteCason Lane Academy
Visit WebsiteDiscovery School @ Bellwood
Visit WebsiteErma Siegel Elementary
Visit WebsiteHobgood Elementary
Visit WebsiteJohn Pittard Elementary
Visit WebsiteMitchell-Neilson Schools
Visit WebsiteNorthfield Elementary
Visit WebsiteOverall Creek Elementary
Visit WebsiteReeves-Rogers Elementary
Visit WebsiteSalem Elementary
Visit WebsiteScales Elementary
Visit WebsiteRutherford 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
Visit WebsiteBlackman Elementary
Visit WebsiteBrown’s Chapel Elementary
Visit WebsiteBuchanan Elementary
Visit WebsiteChristiana Elementary
Visit WebsiteHomer Pittard Campus School
Visit WebsiteKittrell Elementary
Visit WebsiteLascassas Elementary
Visit WebsiteMcFadden School of Excellence
Visit WebsitePlainview Elementary
Visit WebsitePoplar Hill Elementary
Visit WebsiteRockvale Elementary
Visit WebsiteStewarts Creek Elementary
Visit WebsiteWalter Hill Elementary
Visit WebsiteWilson Elementary
Visit WebsiteRutherford County Schools, Middle (6-8)
Blackman Middle
Visit WebsiteChristiana Middle
Visit WebsiteOakland Middle
Visit WebsitePoplar Hill Middle
Visit WebsiteRockvale Middle
Visit WebsiteSiegel Middle
Visit WebsiteStewarts Creek Middle
Visit WebsiteWhitworth-Buchanan Middle
Visit WebsiteRutherford County Schools, High (9-12)
Blackman High School
Visit WebsiteHolloway High School
Visit WebsiteOakland High School
Visit WebsiteRiverdale High School
Visit WebsiteRockvale High School
Visit WebsiteSiegel High School
Visit WebsiteStewarts Creek High School
Visit WebsiteApplication-Based
Central Magnet School
Grades 6-12. Competitive application-based school consistently ranked among the best in Tennessee. Open to all Rutherford County residents.
Visit WebsiteDaniel-McKee Alternative School
Grades 6-12. Alternative education program serving students across Rutherford County.
Visit WebsiteCharter Schools
American Classical Academy Rutherford
K-6. Classical education model focused on core knowledge, civic virtue, and academic excellence.
Visit WebsiteSprings Empower Academy
K-6. Empowerment-focused charter school serving the Rutherford County community.
Visit WebsitePrivate & Independent Schools
Providence Christian Academy
Pre-K through 12th grade. College preparatory, Christian-based education.
Visit WebsiteMiddle Tennessee Christian School
Pre-K through 12th grade. Christian education with strong academics and athletics.
Visit WebsiteFranklin Road Christian School
Pre-K through 12th grade. Faith-based education serving the Murfreesboro community.
Visit WebsiteThe Webb School
Grades 6-12 in nearby Bell Buckle. College preparatory boarding and day school.
Visit WebsiteMurfreesboro 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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From established communities with mature trees to brand-new master-planned developments, Murfreesboro TN real estate has a neighborhood for every lifestyle and budget. Each page below carries its own live market data, updated weekly.
Southern Harmony by Del Webb
Murfreesboro’s 55+ active adult community, planned for 1,111 single-level homes with a clubhouse, pools, fitness center, and roughly 20 miles of walking paths. Built for buyers who want to stop maintaining a large house without leaving the city.
View Neighborhood →River Landing
An established community with a mix of home sizes and a location that keeps it in steady rotation among Murfreesboro buyers. One of the larger subdivisions in the city by number of homes.
View Neighborhood →Rivers Edge
A completed Davidson Homes community connecting Veterans Parkway and New Salem Highway in 37128. Homesites reaching toward four tenths of an acre, three-car garage options, and open floor plans built for buyers who want real room without leaving town.
View Neighborhood →South Haven
A sought-after community on the south side of Murfreesboro with a well-established streetscape and a mix of home sizes. Consistently one of the neighborhoods buyers name unprompted when they start a search here.
View Neighborhood →Arbors at Compton
A large community that draws both first-time and move-up buyers, with a range of floor plans and a central location. One of the higher-turnover neighborhoods in Murfreesboro, so inventory tends to refresh regularly.
View Neighborhood →Shelton Square
Master-planned community in west Murfreesboro platted for roughly 750 home sites, with a resort-style pool, playground, clubhouse, and walking trails. One of the largest single developments in the city.
View Neighborhood →Woodruff Cove
A well-connected community with a straightforward mix of floor plans and easy access to the main corridors. A dependable option for buyers who want an established neighborhood without a premium price tag.
View Neighborhood →Puckett Station
A Blackman area community known for its central location and a mix of home styles, with easy access to everyday retail and dining along the west Murfreesboro corridor.
View Neighborhood →Sycamore Grove
A well-maintained community in a connected location, with a consistent housing stock and the kind of streetscape that holds up over time. Popular with buyers who want established rather than brand new.
View Neighborhood →Marymont Springs
One of Murfreesboro’s upper-tier communities in the Blackman corridor, with upscale construction, larger plans, and strong curb appeal throughout. Built for buyers shopping at the top of the local market.
View Neighborhood →The Maples
A growing community in west Murfreesboro with modern floor plans and ongoing new construction. The location appeals to Nashville commuters who want newer construction without going further out.
View Neighborhood →Melton Estates
A Blackman corridor community with larger homes and a location that keeps it in demand. One of the higher price points in the area, with construction and finish levels to match.
View Neighborhood →Creeksbend
A well-established community with mature streetscapes and a loyal base of longtime homeowners. Consistent turnover and a familiar name to anyone who has shopped Murfreesboro for long.
View Neighborhood →Richland Downs
An established community with a consistent resale history and a location that keeps buyer interest steady. A practical option for buyers who want a proven neighborhood rather than a new one.
View Neighborhood →Veterans Cove
A community positioned along the Veterans Parkway corridor with newer construction and quick access to both interstates. One of the more competitive neighborhoods on this side of the city.
View Neighborhood →Smith Farms
A premium Blackman area community with larger lots and upscale construction. One of the more spacious options for buyers who want room without leaving the Blackman corridor.
View Neighborhood →Westwind Reserve
A well-positioned community with a clean resale track record and a straightforward mix of plans. Dependable rather than flashy, which is exactly what a certain kind of buyer is looking for.
View Neighborhood →The Springs
A newer community with ongoing construction and modern floor plans, positioned near the Siegel corridor. A strong option for buyers who want current construction in a connected location.
View Neighborhood →Pretoria Falls
A well-kept community in the Blackman area with low-maintenance options and a location close to Medical Center Parkway retail. Popular with buyers who want less yard and more convenience.
View Neighborhood →Cascade Falls
A newer community with modern construction and neighborhood amenities in a convenient Murfreesboro location. Appeals to buyers who want current floor plans without a long commute to daily errands.
View Neighborhood →Berkshire
Community-centered neighborhood in the Blackman area with two pools, a playground, sports courts, and a pavilion. Larger homes with premium finishes and strong curb appeal throughout.
View Neighborhood →Indian Hills
Golf course community with large lots, mature trees, a pool, and tennis courts. One of the most established neighborhoods in Murfreesboro and a benchmark for buyers who want character over new construction.
View Neighborhood →Northwoods
A well-connected community popular for its walkable access to schools including Providence Christian Academy. Spacious homes in a prime Murfreesboro location with an established feel.
View Neighborhood →The Reserve
Upscale living in northeast Murfreesboro with spacious lots up to 0.68 acres, underground utilities, a community pool, and sidewalks throughout. A top choice for buyers seeking space and build quality.
View Neighborhood →Stovers Glen
A Blackman area community with a quiet residential feel and convenient access to I-840 and everyday retail. Well-maintained with a consistent housing stock throughout.
View Neighborhood →Blackman Farm
One of the more established communities in the Blackman corridor, with good highway access and a proven resale track record. A solid entry point into the Blackman area.
View Neighborhood →Riverview Cove
One of Murfreesboro’s long-standing upper-tier communities. Minimum 2,800 square foot homes with architectural review, two pools, and a tennis court in the Siegel corridor.
View Neighborhood →Evergreen Farms
West Murfreesboro community by Ole South with single-family homes off Cason Lane. Convenient interstate access and one of the more accessible entry points in the city.
View Neighborhood →Villas at Evergreen Farms
The townhome section of Evergreen Farms off Cason Lane in west Murfreesboro. Low-maintenance living and one of the few dedicated townhome communities in the city.
View Neighborhood →Waldron Farms
A well-maintained community with a reliable track record and a straightforward mix of floor plans. Steady buyer interest across market cycles in a convenient location.
View Neighborhood →Murfreesboro has 200+ subdivisions at every price point. Contact our team for guidance on the neighborhood that fits your goals.
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