JoAnn Brundage Realty One Group Music City

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JoAnn Brundage Realty One Group Music City I am a certified Senior Real Estate Specialist. Call (615) 594-3516 or (615) 636-8244

Making Real Estate Dreams a Reality
When you work with me you get a full commitment from me to focus on selling your house or helping you find that new dream home.

Nolensville – Small-Town Charm, Exceptional LivingNolensville Market Update – September 2026Nolensville continues to dem...
10/16/2026

Nolensville – Small-Town Charm, Exceptional Living
Nolensville Market Update – September 2026
Nolensville continues to demonstrate the appeal of small-town living within the greater Nashville area.
Average sales prices have increased from approximately $844,000 in 2022 to $937,000 in 2026.
With an average price of $303 per square foot, Nolensville remains one of the higher-priced communities in this analysis.
Its established neighborhoods, community events, parks, and convenient access to surrounding cities continue to make Nolensville an attractive place to call home.
One thing to keep in mind, an increase in average sales price does not necessarily mean every home's value increased by that percentage. Changes in the mix and size of homes sold can affect the averages.
Over the next several days, I'll be sharing market updates for individual counties/cities so you can see what's happening in your local area. Follow me on my business page https://www.facebook.com/JBrundageRE so you do not miss any important real estate information.

Considering a move in Nolensville? Let's talk about what today's market means for your plans.

Columbia – Historic Charm, Modern OpportunityColumbia Market Update – September 2026Columbia continues to offer a differ...
10/16/2026

Columbia – Historic Charm, Modern Opportunity
Columbia Market Update – September 2026
Columbia continues to offer a different kind of opportunity in Middle Tennessee's housing market.
Average sales prices are approximately $468,000 in 2026, compared with $491,000 in 2025.
Although prices have moderated from last year, they remain above 2022 levels.
Columbia's historic downtown, growing business community, and comparatively attainable home prices continue to make it an appealing option for buyers seeking value and lifestyle.
One thing to keep in mind, an increase in average sales price does not necessarily mean every home's value increased by that percentage. Changes in the mix and size of homes sold can affect the averages.
Over the next several days, I'll be sharing market updates for individual counties/cities so you can see what's happening in your local area. Follow me on my business page https://www.facebook.com/JBrundageRE so you do not miss any important real estate information.

Whether you're buying your first home, relocating, or considering rightsizing, Columbia is worth exploring.

Franklin – Middle Tennessee's Premier Luxury MarketFranklin Market Update – September 2026Franklin continues to lead the...
10/16/2026

Franklin – Middle Tennessee's Premier Luxury Market
Franklin Market Update – September 2026
Franklin continues to lead the communities in this analysis in average residential sales price.
Average sales prices have reached approximately $1.47 million in 2026, compared with $1.12 million in 2022.
At $412 per square foot, Franklin has experienced substantial price growth over the past several years.
Historic charm, upscale neighborhoods, a vibrant downtown, and convenient access to Nashville continue to make Franklin a sought-after destination.
One thing to keep in mind, an increase in average sales price does not necessarily mean every home's value increased by that percentage. Changes in the mix and size of homes sold can affect the averages.
Over the next several days, I'll be sharing market updates for individual counties/cities so you can see what's happening in your local area. Follow me on my business page https://www.facebook.com/JBrundageRE so you do not miss any important real estate information.

Whether you're considering selling, purchasing, or rightsizing, knowing your local market can help you plan your next move.

Murfreesboro – Growing Strong, Living WellMurfreesboro Market Update – September 2026Murfreesboro continues to offer an ...
10/16/2026

Murfreesboro – Growing Strong, Living Well
Murfreesboro Market Update – September 2026
Murfreesboro continues to offer an attractive combination of housing options, amenities, and convenience.
Average sales prices have remained relatively stable, at approximately $515,000 in both 2025 and 2026.
While average prices have leveled off, the average price per square foot has increased slightly to $230.
With its growing business community, Middle Tennessee State University, shopping, healthcare, and recreational opportunities, Murfreesboro offers something for buyers at many stages of life.
One thing to keep in mind, an increase in average sales price does not necessarily mean every home's value increased by that percentage. Changes in the mix and size of homes sold can affect the averages.
Over the next several days, I'll be sharing market updates for individual counties/cities so you can see what's happening in your local area. Follow me on my business page https://www.facebook.com/JBrundageRE so you do not miss any important real estate information.

Thinking about buying or selling in Murfreesboro? Let's discuss your options.

Williamson County Market Update – September 2026Williamson County – Prestige & Long-Term ValueWilliamson County continue...
10/16/2026

Williamson County Market Update – September 2026

Williamson County – Prestige & Long-Term Value
Williamson County continues to stand out as one of Middle Tennessee's premier housing markets.
Average sales prices have climbed from approximately $1.1 million in 2022 to $1.41 million in 2026.
At approximately $371 per square foot, the county continues to command premium prices.
With its established communities, executive housing, and desirable amenities, Williamson County continues to attract buyers seeking a distinctive lifestyle.
One thing to keep in mind, an increase in average sales price does not necessarily mean every home's value increased by that percentage. Changes in the mix and size of homes sold can affect the averages.
Over the next several days, I'll be sharing market updates for individual counties/cities so you can see what's happening in your local area. Follow me on my business page https://www.facebook.com/JBrundageRE so you do not miss any important real estate information.

Considering a move in Williamson County? Understanding your home's current value is a great place to start.

Davidson County Market Update – September 2026Davidson County – The Urban CoreDavidson County continues to demonstrate s...
10/16/2026

Davidson County Market Update – September 2026

Davidson County – The Urban Core
Davidson County continues to demonstrate strength in the Middle Tennessee housing market.
Average sales prices have increased from approximately $637,000 in 2022 to $761,000 in 2026.
Home values remain strong, with buyers continuing to show interest in Nashville's diverse neighborhoods and surrounding communities.
From urban living to established suburban neighborhoods, Davidson County offers a wide variety of housing opportunities.
One thing to keep in mind, an increase in average sales price does not necessarily mean every home's value increased by that percentage. Changes in the mix and size of homes sold can affect the averages.
Over the next several days, I'll be sharing market updates for individual counties/cities so you can see what's happening in your local area. Follow me on my business page https://www.facebook.com/JBrundageRE so you do not miss any important real estate information.
Thinking about buying or selling in Davidson County? Let's talk about what these trends mean for you.

MIDDLE TENNESSEE REAL ESTATE MARKET UPDATESeptember 2026 | Looking at the Bigger PictureWhat's happening with home price...
10/15/2026

MIDDLE TENNESSEE REAL ESTATE MARKET UPDATE

September 2026 | Looking at the Bigger Picture
What's happening with home prices across Middle Tennessee?
I've just completed my latest market analysis, looking at residential home sales across Middle Tennessee, including Davidson County, Williamson County, Franklin, Murfreesboro, Columbia, and Nolensville.
After reviewing the numbers, one thing stands out: Our housing market continues to show strength, but not every community is moving in the same direction.
Home values remain strong. Many communities have experienced significant appreciation over the past several years.
Some markets continue to climb. Franklin and Williamson County have seen particularly strong increases in average sales prices.
Other markets are stabilizing. Murfreesboro has experienced relatively steady pricing, while Columbia has seen some moderation from its 2025 average.
Seasonal patterns are still evident. Sales activity continues to fluctuate throughout the year, with stronger activity generally occurring during the spring and summer.
Location matters more than ever. What is happening in Franklin may be very different from what is happening in Columbia or Murfreesboro.
What does this mean for homeowners?
Whether you're considering selling, purchasing your first home, moving to something larger, or rightsizing, understanding your local market is an important part of making an informed decision. One thing to keep in mind, an increase in average sales price does not necessarily mean every home's value increased by that percentage. Changes in the mix and size of homes sold can affect the averages.
Over the next several days, I'll be sharing market updates for individual counties/cities so you can see what's happening in your local area. Follow me on my business page https://www.facebook.com/JBrundageRE so you do not miss any important real estate information.

Thinking about making a move in the next 6–18 months? Let's talk. No pressure, just information to help you plan.

MIDDLE TENNESSEE REAL ESTATE MARKET UPDATESeptember 2026 | Looking at the Bigger PictureWhat's happening with home price...
10/15/2026

MIDDLE TENNESSEE REAL ESTATE MARKET UPDATE
September 2026 | Looking at the Bigger Picture
What's happening with home prices across Middle Tennessee?
I've just completed my latest market analysis, looking at residential home sales across Middle Tennessee, including Davidson County, Williamson County, Franklin, Murfreesboro, Columbia, and Nolensville.
After reviewing the numbers, one thing stands out: Our housing market continues to show strength, but not every community is moving in the same direction.
Home values remain strong. Many communities have experienced significant appreciation over the past several years.
Some markets continue to climb. Franklin and Williamson County have seen particularly strong increases in average sales prices.
Other markets are stabilizing. Murfreesboro has experienced relatively steady pricing, while Columbia has seen some moderation from its 2025 average.
Seasonal patterns are still evident. Sales activity continues to fluctuate throughout the year, with stronger activity generally occurring during the spring and summer.
Location matters more than ever. What is happening in Franklin may be very different from what is happening in Columbia or Murfreesboro.
What does this mean for homeowners?
Whether you're considering selling, purchasing your first home, moving to something larger, or rightsizing, understanding your local market is an important part of making an informed decision. One thing to keep in mind, an increase in average sales price does not necessarily mean every home's value increased by that percentage. Changes in the mix and size of homes sold can affect the averages.

Over the next several days, I'll be sharing market updates for individual counties/cities so you can see what's happening in your local area. Follow me on my business page https://www.facebook.com/JBrundageRE so you do not miss any important real estate information.

Thinking about making a move in the next 6–18 months? Let's talk. No pressure, just information to help you plan.

🏡 The Goal Isn’t SmallerWhen people hear the word rightsizing, they often assume it means moving into a much smaller hom...
10/14/2026

🏡 The Goal Isn’t Smaller
When people hear the word rightsizing, they often assume it means moving into a much smaller home.

But the goal isn’t necessarily a smaller home. The goal is a home that fits your life today. 💛

Maybe that means:

🌿 Less yard and home maintenance
🛏️ A primary bedroom on the main floor
🚶 Fewer stairs and easier accessibility
✈️ A home you can easily lock up and leave when you travel
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Living closer to family and friends
🛍️ Being closer to shopping, healthcare, restaurants, or activities you enjoy
💰 Lower monthly expenses
🧹 Less space to clean and maintain

And sometimes, the right move isn’t smaller at all. It may simply be a different floor plan, a different location, or a home that requires less of your time and attention. ✨

Your home should support the way you want to live, not make life more complicated.

If your current home no longer fits the way you want to live, it may be time to explore what’s next. 🏡

You don’t have to be ready to move today. Starting the conversation early gives you time to consider your options, prepare your home, and make decisions at your own pace. 🌷

Rightsizing isn’t about giving something up. It’s about finding what fits. 💛

🏡 What Would Make Life Easier?Sometimes, thinking about your next move isn’t really about the house—it’s about how you w...
10/13/2026

🏡 What Would Make Life Easier?

Sometimes, thinking about your next move isn’t really about the house—it’s about how you want to live. 💭

Would life be easier with:

✨ Less home maintenance?
🏠 Main-floor living?
❤️ Being closer to family?
✈️ More freedom to travel?
💰 Lower monthly expenses?

If any of these have crossed your mind, now may be a good time to start thinking ahead—even if a move is still a year or two away. 🌿

Preparing early gives you time to make smart decisions about what to repair, what to update, what not to spend money on, and how to get your home ready without feeling rushed. 🛠️

If you’re considering a move sometime in the next two years, I’d be happy to help you put together a plan. 📋

💛 No pressure to move—just a plan for when the time is right.

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600A Frazier Drive, Ste. 123
Franklin, TN
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