The Williamson County real estate market update for April 13, 2026 shows months supply crossing four months for the first time since summer 2025, active inventory up 18.7% year over year, and 29.2% of listings with price cuts. The Market Health Score sits at 55, balanced but worth watching closely.
Market Update | April 5, 2026 Williamson County Real Estate Market Report: Closings Dropped 17% in March By John Turner | Turner Victory Team at Onward Real Estate | Serving Middle Tennessee Since 2000 Active ListingsWilliamson County Median PriceWilliamson County Tru Days on MarketTru Insights Months SupplyWilliamson County The Williamson County real estate market report…
This week’s Williamson County real estate market update shows homes are taking 39% longer to get under contract than last year. Only 39% of homes listed in the past six months actually sold. Here’s what the data says and what buyers and sellers should do about it.
29% of homes in Williamson County go under contract within the first week on the market. But 28% have been sitting for over 90 days. This week’s data breaks down how long it takes to sell a home in Williamson County — and why the three P’s of pricing, presentation, and promotion determine which side of that split you land on.
Almost half of all pending sales in the Williamson County real estate market are new construction. This week’s report covers relist rates above 40% in key price ranges, True Days on Market revealing homes sitting nearly double what the MLS shows, and a Market Health Score of 51.
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