Pending home sales in Rutherford County dropped 18.7% year over year for the week of April 13, 2026. Here is what that number actually means, what caused it, and what buyers and sellers in Murfreesboro should do about it
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.
The Murfreesboro real estate market update for April 13, 2026 covers pending sales down 18.7% year over year, months supply climbing to 3.61, and 32.7% of active listings with price cuts. The Turner Victory Team Market Health Score sits at 44 — sliding toward buyers.
Buying new construction Murfreesboro TN is one of the most common questions we get right now. Builders are offering closing cost credits and rate buydowns that make new builds genuinely competitive against existing homes. But there are things every buyer needs to understand before they walk into a model home or sign a contract.
Market Update | April 5, 2026 Murfreesboro Real Estate Market Report: Is the Market About to Slow Down? By John Turner | Turner Victory Team at Onward Real Estate | Serving Middle Tennessee Since 2000 Active ListingsRutherford County Median PriceRutherford County Tru Days on MarketTru Insights Months SupplyRutherford County The Murfreesboro real estate market report…
Most sellers in Murfreesboro focus on price and timing. But the data says something else matters just as much. Our Tru Insights platform tracks every listing outcome in Rutherford County — here is what the numbers show before you decide to list.
Market Update | March 2026 Murfreesboro Real Estate Market Update — Why 57% of Homes Aren’t Selling (March 2026) By John Turner | Turner Victory Team at Onward Real Estate | Serving Rutherford County Since 2000 55 Tru Days on MarketCounty Average 57% Homes Not SellingPast 6 Months 53 Day PenaltyFor Overpricing 3.4 Months of…
The Murfreesboro market in 2026 is not 2022 — but well-priced homes are still selling. Here is how to decide whether now is the right time to sell based on your equity, your next move, and what the data says about your specific area.
Homes below $400,000 in Rutherford County are getting three and a half to four showings per week. Above $500,000, that drops below one and a half. Showing activity in Murfreesboro is the earliest signal of whether your home is priced right — and most sellers do not track it until it is too late.
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.
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