Smyrna TN Real Estate

One of Rutherford County’s fastest-growing towns — just 24 miles from Nashville with strong schools, established neighborhoods, and a quality of life that keeps drawing new neighbors. Explore Smyrna TN real estate with live market data and 26+ years of local insight.

The median home price in Smyrna TN real estate is currently $482,990, with 321 active listings and a Tru Days on Market average of 58. Updated weekly from Realtracs MLS by the Turner Victory Team.

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63,700+ Population
24 mi From Nashville
34.1 Median Age
#1 Nissan Plant in North America
50 Market Health Score

Smyrna 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.

Smyrna Market Snapshot Live Data
$482,990 Median Price -0.1% vs Prior Wk
321 Active Listings +5.2% vs Prior Wk
58 Tru Days on Market Tru Insights Steady
97.3% % of Original Price Tru Insights +0.1%
12 Homes Sold Last Wk -45.5% vs Prior Wk
$222 Avg $/Sq Ft +0.2% vs Prior Wk
4.3 Months of Inventory +0 mo
26 New Listings Last Wk +4.0% vs Prior Wk

About This Data

Smyrna currently has 4.3 months of supply and an average Tru Days on Market of 58 days. Based on those figures, this market leans toward buyers.

Tru Days on Market tracks the total cumulative time a property has been listed across every relist and cancellation. Unlike standard MLS days on market, Tru DOM does not reset to zero when a home is relisted at a lower price.

% of Original Price 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 Smyrna One of Rutherford County’s Most Sought-After Towns


Smyrna sits just 24 miles southeast of Nashville along I-24, making it one of the most accessible towns in all of Middle Tennessee for commuters who want more home for their money without sacrificing proximity to the city. The town has grown from around 27,000 residents in 2000 to more than 63,700 today — one of the fastest growth rates in the state. That momentum has made Smyrna TN real estate one of the most active markets in Rutherford County.

What anchors Smyrna economically is the Nissan Vehicle Assembly Plant, the largest automotive assembly plant in North America, which has operated here since 1983 and employs thousands of area residents. That stable employment base, combined with strong schools, affordable housing relative to Nashville, and a well-run town government, gives Smyrna a foundation that holds up well over market cycles.

From the Sam Davis Home historic site to Smyrna Golf course, Percy Priest Lake access, and a growing commercial corridor along Sam Ridley Parkway, Smyrna offers the full package for buyers who want convenience without paying Nashville prices. Our team has helped buyers and sellers navigate Smyrna TN real estate since 2000, and we update the data on this page every week.

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

Nashville Access

At just 24 miles from downtown Nashville via I-24, Smyrna TN real estate gives buyers a shorter commute to Music City than most of Murfreesboro — while still offering the space, schools, and value that drew them to Rutherford County in the first place.

Strong Schools

Rutherford County Schools serves all of Smyrna with a mix of well-established and newer campuses. Stewarts Creek High, Smyrna High, and Central Magnet (application-based) are the main secondary options. Multiple private schools also serve the area.

Economic Strength

Home to Nissan’s largest North American assembly plant, Smyrna has a stable employment anchor that supports housing demand across market cycles. The town’s growth has also attracted major retail, healthcare, and service employers along the Sam Ridley Parkway corridor.

What’s Nearby

Smyrna has everything you need for daily life within a short drive — from grocery and retail to parks, healthcare, and history. These details shape the Smyrna TN real estate experience well beyond the property itself.

Shopping & Dining

Sam Ridley Parkway is Smyrna’s main commercial corridor, with national grocery stores, restaurants, and retailers concentrated between the I-24 interchange and town center. The historic downtown area along Lowry Street has local shops and dining options. Murfreesboro is about 15 minutes south for additional major retail at the Avenue and Stones River Town Centre.

Parks & Recreation

Smyrna’s parks and recreation department operates multiple community centers, parks, and athletic fields. Percy Priest Lake provides boating, fishing, and shoreline access just minutes from most Smyrna neighborhoods. Stewarts Creek runs through portions of town, and the Smyrna/Rutherford County Airport is a general aviation hub located within town limits.

Healthcare

TriStar StoneCrest Medical Center is Smyrna’s primary hospital, located on the north side of town near I-24. Multiple urgent care clinics and specialist offices operate along Sam Ridley Parkway. Ascension Saint Thomas Rutherford in Murfreesboro and Vanderbilt and TriStar facilities in Nashville are within 30 to 40 minutes.

History & Community

The Sam Davis Home & Museum is a well-preserved antebellum plantation that draws visitors from across the region. The Smyrna/Rutherford County Airport hosts the annual Tennessee Aviation Days event. Smyrna Golf course and the town’s sports complex provide year-round recreation for residents of all ages. Cedar Stone Park is the newest addition with artificial turf baseball fields and new tennis and pickleball courts.

Schools Serving the Smyrna Area

All Smyrna public schools are part of Rutherford County Schools. School zones vary by address — always verify with the official zoning tool before making a Smyrna TN real estate purchase based on school assignments.

Rutherford County Schools (RCS)

RCS oversees all public education in Smyrna from kindergarten through 12th grade. With 50+ schools countywide serving 49,000+ students, RCS offers multiple campuses in and around the Smyrna area at every level.

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Official School Zoning Tool

Zone boundaries in Rutherford County change regularly and vary street by street. Use the official RCS zoning tool to confirm which school serves any specific address before buying.

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Elementary Schools Serving Smyrna (K–5)

Brown’s Chapel Elementary

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David Youree Elementary

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Poplar Hill Elementary

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Rock Springs Elementary

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Rocky Fork Elementary

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Smyrna Primary School

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Stewarts Creek Elementary

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Stewartsboro Elementary

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Wilson Elementary

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Middle Schools Serving Smyrna (6–8)

Poplar Hill Middle

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Rock Springs Middle

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Rocky Fork Middle

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Smyrna Middle

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Stewarts Creek Middle

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High Schools Serving Smyrna (9–12)

Smyrna 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 including Smyrna.

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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 greater Rutherford County area.

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School zone boundaries in Rutherford County change regularly and vary by street. Always verify your school zone with the official RCS zoning tool before making a Smyrna TN real estate purchase based on school assignments. Our team is happy to help you navigate this during your home search.

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Every week, we break down what is happening in Smyrna 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 Smyrna Neighborhoods & Subdivisions

From established communities with mature trees to newer master-planned developments near I-24, Smyrna TN real estate has a neighborhood for every lifestyle and price point.

Pottsview

One of Smyrna’s most established and active neighborhoods. Consistent resale history and steady buyer demand make Pottsview a reliable starting point for buyers serious about the Smyrna market.

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Derby Run

A well-performing community with strong resale velocity. Derby Run draws buyers who want a proven neighborhood with solid fundamentals and convenient access to I-24.

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Briley Downs

A well-established Smyrna community with a loyal base of homeowners and consistent closed-sales history. A neighborhood buyers return to year after year.

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Oak Meadows

A growing community with broad appeal for first-time and move-up buyers looking for value and convenience in the Smyrna market.

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The Courtyards at Stewarts Creek

A newer development near the Stewarts Creek corridor that draws buyers who want modern construction and community amenities in a convenient Smyrna location.

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Blakeney

A well-positioned Smyrna neighborhood with solid resale history and consistent turnover across market cycles.

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Burton Farms

A reliable community with steady MLS activity and strong closed sales. A neighborhood where homes sell and buyers keep coming back.

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Greystone Legacy

Part of the larger Greystone community cluster in Smyrna, with a mix of home styles and a convenient location near major retail and key routes.

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Cedar Hills

An established Smyrna community with solid resale fundamentals and consistent buyer demand across market cycles.

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Woodmont

A well-maintained community that draws buyers who want an established neighborhood feel with easy access to Sam Ridley Parkway and I-24.

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Rookers Bend

A dependable Smyrna neighborhood with consistent buyer interest and a track record of steady resale performance year over year.

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Hunters Point

A reliable option in the Smyrna market with a history of steady closed sales and consistent neighborhood character.

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Greystone

One of Smyrna’s most recognized communities, with a long track record of consistent MLS activity and strong neighborhood identity.

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Westfork

A well-connected Smyrna neighborhood with established character and convenient access to everyday retail and major commuting routes.

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Living Springs

A newer development near I-24 that appeals to buyers looking for modern construction options in a convenient Smyrna location.

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Gwynne Farms

A well-positioned community with a quiet residential feel and easy access to the Sam Ridley Parkway commercial corridor.

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Stonewood

An established Smyrna neighborhood with mature streetscapes and consistent buyer demand across market cycles.

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The Preserve at Stewart Creek

A community positioned along the Stewarts Creek corridor with newer construction options that appeal to move-up buyers in the Smyrna market.

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The Oaks

A quieter residential setting that offers proximity to Smyrna’s retail and employer base without the noise of high-traffic corridors.

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Spring Branch

A growing Smyrna community offering newer construction options at accessible price points for first-time and move-up buyers alike.

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Smyrna has dozens of 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 Smyrna TN real estate market, our team brings 26+ years of local experience to your corner. We track every transaction in Smyrna every week, including which communities are moving, what builders are doing with incentives, and what resale sellers are actually netting. That knowledge is what we bring to every buyer and seller conversation here.

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Homes for Sale in Smyrna TN

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Recently Sold Homes in Smyrna TN

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Smyrna TN Real Estate: What You Need to Know

The current median home price in Smyrna is $482,990. Prices vary depending on the neighborhood, age of the home, and proximity to I-24 and Sam Ridley Parkway. You can view the latest live pricing data in the market snapshot above, which is updated every week from Realtracs MLS.
Smyrna consistently ranks as one of the best values in the Nashville metro area. With a population over 63,000 and one of the fastest growth rates in Tennessee, the town offers strong schools, stable employment anchored by Nissan’s assembly plant, affordable housing relative to Nashville, and a 24-mile straight shot up I-24 to the city. The median age is 34, reflecting a mix of young professionals and growing households drawn by the combination of value and access.
Smyrna has a strong mix of established and newer communities. Well-known neighborhoods include Pottsview, Derby Run, Briley Downs, Oak Meadows, Greystone, and The Courtyards at Stewarts Creek. The right neighborhood depends on your price range, school preference, and commute. Our team can narrow it down quickly.
Smyrna is approximately 24 miles from downtown Nashville via I-24 — making it closer to the city than most of Murfreesboro. The commute typically runs 30 to 45 minutes depending on traffic and your specific starting point in town. Nashville International Airport (BNA) is approximately 20 to 25 minutes from most Smyrna neighborhoods. Murfreesboro is about 15 minutes south.
All Smyrna public schools are part of Rutherford County Schools. High schools serving the area include Smyrna High and Stewarts Creek High. Middle schools include Smyrna Middle, Rocky Fork Middle, Rock Springs Middle, Stewarts Creek Middle, and Poplar Hill Middle. Elementary campuses include Brown’s Chapel, David Youree, Poplar Hill, Rock Springs, Rocky Fork, Smyrna Primary, Stewarts Creek, Stewartsboro, and Wilson. Central Magnet School is a top-ranked application-based option for grades 6 through 12. Always verify zone assignments with the official RCS zoning tool before purchasing.
Smyrna TN real estate has shown consistent appreciation driven by population growth, a stable employment base, and proximity to Nashville. The town’s population has more than doubled since 2000, and that demand shows no signs of slowing. As with any investment, results vary by neighborhood and price point. Our team uses live MLS data to evaluate specific opportunities. Long-term, Smyrna TN real estate continues to benefit from the same Nashville-area demand that has driven appreciation across Rutherford County for two decades.
Smyrna has a solid mix of outdoor recreation, history, and everyday amenities. Residents enjoy Percy Priest Lake for boating and fishing, Stonegate Golf Club, and the town’s parks and athletic complexes. The Sam Davis Home and Museum is a well-preserved antebellum landmark. The Sam Ridley Parkway corridor has most national retailers, restaurants, and services. Murfreesboro’s downtown square, Discovery Center, and greenway system are 15 minutes south, and Nashville’s full entertainment and dining scene is about 30 minutes up I-24.
Both Smyrna and Murfreesboro are strong Rutherford County markets with similar price points and school districts. The key differences: Smyrna is 10 miles closer to Nashville and has a smaller-town feel with a more focused commercial corridor. Murfreesboro has more total inventory, a larger downtown, MTSU, and 200+ subdivisions. Buyers who commute toward Nashville often lean Smyrna. The 15-minute drive between them means many buyers shop both markets at once.
The current Tru Days on Market average in Smyrna is 58. Standard MLS data often understates this number because it resets when a listing is cancelled and relisted. Our Tru Insights platform tracks the original list date and cumulative time on market across every relist, so the number you see reflects how long homes are actually taking to sell. Time on market varies by price point, neighborhood, condition, and pricing strategy.
The Nissan Smyrna Assembly Plant has operated since 1983 and is the largest automotive assembly plant in North America, employing thousands of area residents directly and indirectly. That stable employment base supports consistent housing demand in Smyrna and contributes to the town’s long-term economic health. For buyers, it means a market with a reliable employment anchor. For sellers, it means there is always a pool of qualified buyers working in or near the community.
Tru Insights is a proprietary market analysis platform built by the Turner Victory Team. Standard MLS data resets a home’s days on market and list price every time it is relisted. Tru Insights tracks the original list price and total time on market across every relist, giving Smyrna TN real estate buyers and sellers a more complete and accurate view of local market conditions. The data updates every week 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.