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Market Reports & Trends

Real data, real trends, real context — what's happening in the Knoxville real estate market right now, and what it means for you.

Knoxville Market Snapshot

The Knoxville real estate market continues to show strength heading into summer 2026. Demand remains steady, driven by consistent in-migration from higher-cost markets and a job market that keeps growing. While inventory has improved compared to 2023–2024, it's still below historical norms — keeping upward pressure on prices in desirable neighborhoods.

Median Home Price

$410K

+5.2% YoY

Avg. Days on Market

32

Down from 38

Active Listings

1,850

+12% YoY

Sale-to-List Ratio

98.5%

Competitive market

If You're Buying

Knoxville remains more affordable than many comparable metro areas, but the window for maximum value is narrowing. Popular neighborhoods like Farragut and Hardin Valley are moving quickly — homes in these areas often receive multiple offers within the first two weeks.

My tip: Don't overlook up-and-coming areas. Lenoir City and parts of West Knoxville offer excellent value with strong appreciation potential.

If You're Selling

Sellers are still in a strong position, especially in the $350K–$600K range where demand outpaces supply. Well-priced, well-presented homes are selling at or above asking.

My tip: Invest in professional photography and a pre-listing inspection. These small steps consistently yield higher offers and smoother closings.

Median Prices by Area (June 2026)

Approximate median sale prices for single-family homes in the Knoxville metro.

Area Median Price
Farragut$525K
Hardin Valley$475K
West Knoxville$450K
Maryville$425K
Downtown$410K
Lenoir City$365K
Knoxville Metro Avg.$410K

Data reflects approximate trends as of June 2026. For current data on a specific neighborhood, contact Bart directly.

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