Garvin Johnson, Realty One Group Music City

Garvin Johnson, Realty One Group Music City Brentwood, Franklin and Nashville Specialist, Buying and Selling new homes, old homes and land. I br

Garvin Johnson is a real estate professional with over 20 years of experience in the industry. He began his career in 1998 in Las Vegas, Nevada, where he represented both buyers and sellers. He has a deep knowledge of the Nashville area real estate market, and he is well-versed in the nuances of contract negotiation.

Realtor.com Projects Continued Home Price Growth for 2026Realtor.com has updated their 2026 forecast, projecting existin...
08/28/2026

Realtor.com Projects Continued Home Price Growth for 2026
Realtor.com has updated their 2026 forecast, projecting existing-home price growth to ease to just 1.2%. For those keeping an eye on the Middle Tennessee market, this means we could see steadier mortgage rates around 6.3%, a slight dip in home sales, and inventory ticking up by 3.6%. With affordability set to improve and rents expected to decline by 1.2%, it’s a welcome shift for buyers and renters alike. As someone who focuses on residential real estate here in Franklin and the broader Middle Tennessee area, I’m watching these trends closely to help clients navigate an evolving market with confidence.
https://www.housing-trends.com/agent-news/garvin-johnson/1808329-Realtor.com-Projects-Continued-Home-Price-Growth-for-2026

08/27/2026

Cheaper Mortgages Won’t Fix US Housing
As someone who works daily in the Middle Tennessee housing market, I see the impact of housing supply and affordability up close. There’s often a lot of talk about lowering mortgage rates as a fix, but recent federal policy is shifting focus toward what really matters: building more homes and reducing the barriers that slow down new construction. The latest law is taking meaningful steps—encouraging manufactured housing, rewarding communities that prioritize homebuilding, and streamlining development reviews. The truth is, when there aren’t enough homes in high-demand areas, cheaper financing tends to drive up prices more than it actually helps people become homeowners. Congress is starting to find balance, but the core lesson remains: increasing supply is the most effective way to improve affordability. That’s a perspective I keep front and center in my work across Middle Tennessee.

08/26/2026

Discover this property for $3.8 million—a great opportunity that truly stands out.

08/26/2026

US Asking Rents Keep Easing
Asking rents across the U.S. continue to show subtle signs of relief, with the national median hovering around $1,700 in mid-Q2. This marks a nearly 2% decrease year over year and extends a steady 34-month trend, giving both renters and landlords a valuable point of comparison before making decisions. It's important to recognize this pattern as an ongoing shift, not just a short-term change. For those searching for a place to call home—or considering listing a property—national pricing can serve as a benchmark to gauge how local rents stack up against the broader market. As someone who focuses on residential real estate here in Middle Tennessee, I see how these trends shape local conversations about value and affordability. Whether you're looking to set a competitive price or make a smart move that fits your budget, staying informed on these shifts can help you navigate your next steps with confidence.

08/25/2026

Secure Your Future with Smart Pre-Construction Investments
Exclusive access to top developments, expert guidance, and insights to help you buy before the market moves.

08/25/2026

9+ acres located within the Special Considerations area of the Regional Commerce design concept (outlined in the Envision Franklin document), two parcels to be purchased together, totalling +/- 9.8 acres. Property can be annexed into the city of Franklin. Cell phone tower located on +/-1 acre parcel to be sold with 9 acre parcel

08/25/2026

Fannie Mae predicts shift in mortgage rates, housing market
Fannie Mae has weighed in on the current mortgage landscape, and their outlook is something every Middle Tennessee homebuyer and seller should keep in mind. The 30-year fixed mortgage rate recently hit 6.55%, holding above 6.5% for the past nine weeks—a trend that's led to a 2.2% decrease in home sales. Projections suggest these rates will hover near 6.4% through 2026, with sales expected to dip a bit further before rebounding in 2027. As someone who specializes in residential real estate across Middle Tennessee, I know how these shifts can shape your decisions, whether you’re considering making a move or just watching the market. Staying informed (and realistic) is key as we navigate this evolving landscape together.

08/24/2026

U.S. At 250: Housing Still Defines the Dream

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