Housing market · June 2026
Tennessee Housing Market
County-by-county home prices and sales for Tennessee — 9,846 homes sold in June 2026 across 95 tracked counties, led by Davidson County at a $490,616 median sale price.
Davidson County
Tennessee housing market by county
Median sale price as of June 2026; change is versus the same month a year earlier (the data is not seasonally adjusted). Most sales first.
| County | Median sale price | Y/Y | Homes sold (12 mo) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Davidson County | $490,616 | +3.3% | 10,525 |
| Shelby County | $296,683 | +4.5% | 9,001 |
| Knox County | $421,660 | +3.1% | 7,816 |
| Hamilton County | $388,903 | +0.5% | 6,014 |
| Rutherford County | $438,214 | +1.3% | 5,348 |
| Williamson County | $997,177 | +1.8% | 4,848 |
| Montgomery County | $330,069 | -4.2% | 4,612 |
| Sumner County | $508,465 | +13.0% | 3,686 |
| Wilson County | $528,509 | +3.3% | 3,111 |
| Sullivan County | $294,170 | +2.9% | 2,413 |
| Sevier County | $473,664 | +10.2% | 2,327 |
| Maury County | $443,748 | -1.4% | 2,153 |
| Washington County | $381,424 | +11.6% | 2,104 |
| Blount County | $420,264 | +2.5% | 2,069 |
| Bradley County | $336,289 | +4.3% | 1,621 |
| Robertson County | $365,967 | -2.4% | 1,262 |
| Loudon County | $610,777 | +12.7% | 1,187 |
| Madison County | $259,368 | -7.7% | 1,120 |
| Cumberland County | $363,973 | +1.1% | 1,059 |
| Anderson County | $388,584 | +6.5% | 994 |
| Putnam County | $349,913 | -0.6% | 969 |
| Coffee County | $344,029 | -1.1% | 900 |
| Greene County | $294,170 | -2.0% | 884 |
| Hamblen County | $315,610 | -1.1% | 769 |
| Roane County | $385,911 | +14.2% | 757 |
| Dickson County | $388,903 | +8.6% | 748 |
| Jefferson County | $359,314 | +5.1% | 742 |
| Fayette County | $393,889 | +4.9% | 724 |
| Franklin County | $335,553 | -2.7% | 675 |
| McMinn County | $279,212 | +0.8% | 675 |
| Marshall County | $301,120 | -4.4% | 666 |
| Bedford County | $336,949 | +3.7% | 650 |
| Carter County | $299,156 | +19.9% | 608 |
| Cheatham County | $386,908 | -9.0% | 604 |
| Monroe County | $358,887 | +14.8% | 577 |
| Gibson County | $249,795 | +9.6% | 574 |
| Tipton County | $379,878 | +22.5% | 572 |
| Hawkins County | $279,212 | -0.3% | 556 |
| Warren County | $286,641 | -5.2% | 536 |
| Lawrence County | $294,170 | +5.1% | 436 |
| Lincoln County | $269,240 | -0.3% | 421 |
| Hardin County | $249,297 | +13.6% | 401 |
| White County | $336,550 | +12.2% | 396 |
| Campbell County | $296,663 | -1.1% | 382 |
| DeKalb County | $338,046 | +22.9% | 348 |
| Dyer County | $159,550 | +0.7% | 325 |
| Rhea County | $245,707 | -23.6% | 324 |
| Giles County | $238,328 | -1.0% | 314 |
| Macon County | $299,056 | +1.7% | 295 |
| Marion County | $434,773 | +61.1% | 287 |
| Fentress County | $251,241 | -13.1% | 286 |
| Cocke County | $272,431 | -17.8% | 284 |
| Henry County | $244,311 | -4.8% | 280 |
| Weakley County | $214,395 | +12.8% | 269 |
| Overton County | $354,000 | +2.6% | 242 |
| Smith County | $334,058 | +14.0% | 238 |
| Obion County | $236,832 | +32.8% | 233 |
| Claiborne County | $265,501 | -5.1% | 232 |
| McNairy County | $213,398 | +9.4% | 220 |
| Carroll County | $227,359 | +4.5% | 215 |
| Sequatchie County | $348,916 | -8.7% | 214 |
| Humphreys County | $274,725 | +3.4% | 212 |
| Hickman County | $368,959 | +1.1% | 201 |
| Grainger County | $309,128 | -13.0% | 194 |
| Henderson County | $249,297 | +10.8% | 186 |
| Union County | $363,425 | +9.5% | 186 |
| Johnson County | $373,945 | +25.1% | 179 |
| Lauderdale County | $186,972 | +54.2% | 178 |
| Polk County | $276,719 | -4.2% | 174 |
| Unicoi County | $259,269 | -19.6% | 167 |
| Chester County | $281,655 | +19.9% | 162 |
| Benton County | $235,087 | +27.1% | 161 |
| Cannon County | $398,875 | +17.7% | 151 |
| Hardeman County | $261,263 | +56.4% | 131 |
| Trousdale County | $377,934 | -12.6% | 128 |
| Stewart County | $309,128 | +11.4% | 123 |
| Lewis County | $326,579 | +28.5% | 122 |
| Meigs County | $375,939 | +34.3% | 119 |
| Bledsoe County | $328,324 | -13.6% | 118 |
| Jackson County | $288,187 | +110.4% | 115 |
| Crockett County | $284,198 | +24.2% | 114 |
| Decatur County | $309,128 | +42.1% | 111 |
| Scott County | $214,395 | -19.4% | 110 |
| Grundy County | $199,338 | -55.6% | 103 |
| Morgan County | $354,998 | +77.6% | 100 |
| Haywood County | $274,226 | +23.2% | 99 |
| Houston County | $299,106 | +20.6% | 90 |
| Wayne County | $298,159 | +65.6% | 89 |
| Van Buren County | $309,128 | +25.5% | 72 |
| Moore County | $483,586 | +16.9% | 71 |
| Clay County | $232,843 | +10.9% | 56 |
| Pickett County | $314,114 | -18.4% | 51 |
| Perry County | $197,692 | +36.3% | 50 |
| Hancock County | $195,449 | -26.8% | 48 |
| Lake County | $72,296 | -60.3% | 42 |
Tennessee housing market — FAQ
What is the median home price in Tennessee?+
Medians are not pooled across counties — each county's median describes its own market. In June 2026, the largest Tennessee market, Davidson County, had a median sale price of $490,616, up 3.3% from a year earlier. Every county's median is in the table below.
How many homes sold in Tennessee?+
9,846 homes sold across Tennessee's 95 tracked counties in June 2026, and 97,311 over the trailing 12 months.
Are Tennessee home prices rising or falling?+
In Davidson County — the state's most active market — the median sale price was up 3.3% in June 2026 versus the same month a year earlier. County trends vary; the table below shows each county's year-over-year change.
Where does this data come from?+
Data provided by Redfin, a national real estate brokerage. Figures are Redfin Data Center county levels, shown verbatim; months where a county had fewer than 3 sales are suppressed. pumsdata is independent and not affiliated with Redfin.