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Oct. 26, 2026

June Lake in Spring Hill, TN: A Fall 2026 Buyer's Guide to Prices, Schools, and the Master Plan

June Lake has become one of the most searched communities in Spring Hill, and for good reason. It is the largest master-planned development in the city, it sits at its own I-65 interchange, and it is zoned for Williamson County Schools. It is also still being built, which means buyers …

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Oct. 23, 2026

Buying a Home in Lewisburg, TN: A Fall 2026 Guide to Prices, Commutes, and Acreage

Lewisburg has become one of the most practical places in Middle Tennessee to buy a single-family home. Redfin reports a median sale price of about $220,000 for Lewisburg over the three months ending September 2026, roughly half of the $422,998 September median for neighboring Maury County reported by Realtracs. For …

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Oct. 19, 2026

Buying a Townhome in Spring Hill, TN: A Fall 2026 Guide to Prices, HOA Dues, and the County Line

For many buyers, a townhome is the most practical way into Spring Hill. Public market trackers, including Redfin and RealTracs-based local reports, place the typical Spring Hill townhouse sale near $350,000, while Redfin reports a single-family median above $530,000. That gap makes attached homes a natural fit for first-time buyers, …

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Oct. 16, 2026

Tennessee Property Taxes Explained: A Fall 2026 Guide for Columbia and Middle Tennessee Homeowners

Every October, homeowners across Columbia and Middle Tennessee open the same envelope: the annual property tax notice. It is also one of the most common questions we hear from buyers relocating to the area, many of whom are surprised that a state known for low taxes still taxes property. This …

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Oct. 12, 2026

How to Buy a Home in Middle Tennessee This Fall

Overview

This fall, Middle Tennessee is a market for comparison—not one that requires buyers to waive every protection. September Realtracs data for the ten-county region showed 5.41 months of supply, 14,249 active homes, and a median sale price of $444,169. In Maury County, 169 homes closed at …

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Oct. 9, 2026

Why Spring Hill, Tennessee Remains a Top Housing Destination in 2026

Spring Hill remains one of Middle Tennessee’s most practical home-buying destinations in 2026, but the right fit depends on three choices: the Williamson or Maury County side, the commute corridor, and whether to choose a resale or new-construction home. Population growth, local employment, retail access, and a broad mix of …

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Oct. 6, 2026

Middle Tennessee Housing Market Snapshot: September 2026

Middle Tennessee Housing Market Snapshot: September 2026

Oct. 6, 2026   ·   Local guidance from Team Romines at Keller Williams Realty | Middle Tennessee

Overview

Middle Tennessee closed September with more homes on the market and slightly higher prices. Across the ten-county Realtracs set …

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Oct. 2, 2026

Touring Homes in Spring Hill, TN This Fall

In Spring Hill, Tennessee, a fall home tour is not one citywide decorating event. It is a mix of weekend open houses, builder model walkthroughs, and visits to historic properties such as Rippa Villa. Together, these stops show how local homes handle seasonal décor, evening light, and everyday family traffic …

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Sept. 28, 2026

Buying Land in Columbia, Tennessee in 2026

Market Overview

Land around Columbia is still available in 2026, but the market is not one-size-fits-all. In Maury County, a three-year window of closed land sales put the median at about $33,965 per acre, the median sale price near $234,500, and the median time on market at 34 days. …

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Sept. 21, 2026

Spring Hill, TN Real Estate Market September 2026: Buyer and Seller Guide

Spring Hill, Tennessee is a balanced housing market in 2026, but conditions vary by county line, price range, and property type. Typical home values are near $520,958, homes often go pending in about 62 days, and many sales close at or slightly below list price.

That gives buyers more …

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