Sharon Ebanks Realtor Keller Willams 865-385-0416

Sharon Ebanks Realtor Keller Willams 865-385-0416 Realtor serving Knoxville and the surrounding areas.

09/11/2026

Whether you’re keeping it simple or turning date night into a whole event, Knoxville has options.

🆓 FREE: Catch sunset and walk the riverfront at Suttree Landing Park.
🍦 $: Grab ice cream at Cruze Farm downtown, then wander Gay Street and Market Square.
🎶 $$: Dinner at Boyd’s Jig & Reel, then stick around for live music.
🍸 $$$: Rooftop cocktails and small plates at Five Thirty Lounge with downtown views.
🚤 $$$$: Make a whole evening of it with a dinner cruise on the Star of Knoxville.

Basically, whether the budget is $0 or “we’re calling it an anniversary,” Knoxville can handle date night. Tag your date so they get the hint. 👇

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Things only longtime Knoxville locals remember 😂You’ve officially been here long enough when you remember what used to b...
09/10/2026

Things only longtime Knoxville locals remember 😂

You’ve officially been here long enough when you remember what used to be there, still call places by their old names, and can give directions using landmarks that disappeared years ago.

Swipe through and see how many of these bring back a memory. 🧡

How many did you remember? And what would you add to the list?

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09/09/2026

Knoxville gets underestimated a lot. 😂

Too small. Just a college town. Not enough going on.

And I can understand why someone might think that if they’ve only seen one little piece of the city.
But living here looks a lot different.

You can have dinner downtown one night, spend the next morning on a trail or the lake, catch a game when football season rolls around, and head toward the Smokies when you need a change of scenery.

It’s not trying to be a huge city, and honestly, that’s part of the appeal. Knoxville has enough going on to keep life interesting while still feeling manageable and familiar.

Sometimes you just have to get past the assumptions to understand why people like calling it home. 🧡

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Just moved to Knoxville? Here’s your first 30 days playbook 📦There’s a lot to figure out when you’re settling into a new...
09/08/2026

Just moved to Knoxville? Here’s your first 30 days playbook 📦

There’s a lot to figure out when you’re settling into a new city, but some things make Knoxville start feeling like home a whole lot faster.

Get to know your neighborhood at different times of day. Find the restaurant, gym, or local spot that becomes your regular. Say yes to the lake invite, trivia night, live music, or neighborhood event. Learn your actual commute. And introduce yourself to the people next door.

It sounds simple, but those little routines are what turn “we just moved here” into “this is home.”

Swipe through for 7 things I’d put at the top of your list during your first month in Knoxville. 👉

And if you’re still planning your move, comment KNOX and I’ll send you my Knoxville Relocation Guide with neighborhood info, local favorites, and more of what you’ll want to know before settling in.

I’m Sharon Ebanks, your local Knoxville Realtor helping people make sense of life and real estate around Knoxville.

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🏡 Thinking of buying or selling in Knoxville or East Tennessee? Let’s talk! I’m here to help.

09/07/2026

11 seconds is definitely not enough time to explain why people fall for Knoxville, but it’s a start.

You’ve got neighborhoods with personality, a downtown that’s easy to actually enjoy, Saturday mornings around Market Square, UT game days that take over the city, and plenty of good food and live music in between.

Then there’s the other side of Knoxville life: lake days, trails after work, weekends in the Smokies, and being able to get outside without making a whole vacation out of it.

That mix of city life + outdoor life is a big part of what makes Knoxville feel like Knoxville. 🧡

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09/05/2026

Knoxville or Nashville? If Tennessee is calling, here’s how I’d think about the decision.

Neither one is automatically better. They just make sense for very different versions of everyday life.

🎶 Nashville:
I’d lean Nashville if you’re coming from a larger city and don’t really want to give up that energy.

There are more neighborhoods that feel like their own little pockets of the city, a huge restaurant and entertainment scene, major concerts and events constantly rolling through, and plenty to do without having to plan very far ahead.
It’s the choice I’d look at if being in the middle of things matters more to you than having a slower pace.

🏔️ Knoxville:
I’d lean Knoxville if you still want restaurants, live music, college sports, and a downtown you’ll actually use, but you also want the outdoors to be part of your regular life, not something you save for vacation.

You can spend Saturday morning around Market Square, head toward the river or a trail later that day, and have the Smokies sitting there for the weekends when you want to get out of town. Knoxville’s Urban Wilderness, Tennessee River access, nearby lakes, and proximity to the mountains are genuinely part of how people spend their free time here.

For me, the question would really be:
Do you want Tennessee with more big-city energy, or Tennessee where city life and outdoor life are easier to mix together?

That answer will probably tell you more than any “best city” ranking ever could.

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08/12/2026

I’m sure Nashville has its charms. I’m just saying Knoxville gives you a walkable downtown, easier access to the outdoors, and weekends that do not require a full itinerary just to enjoy them. 😂

You can grab brunch around Market Square, walk the trails at Ijams, catch live music downtown, or spend the afternoon near the Tennessee River without leaving the city.

Nashville gets the headlines, but Knoxville has a way of making people stay.

Comment KNOX and I’ll send you my free Knoxville Relocation Guide with local favorites, neighborhood insights, and what to know before moving here.

I’m Sharon Ebanks, your local Knoxville Realtor. Follow for more local recommendations, real estate updates, and what it’s really like to live in East Tennessee.

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🏡 Thinking of buying or selling in Knoxville or East Tennessee? Let’s talk! I’m here to help.

08/11/2026

I’m happy to hold it down here in Knoxville. 😂

I get to keep up with what’s changing around town, share what life here really looks like, and guide buyers, sellers, and those relocating to East Tennessee through their next move.

I’m exactly where I want to be, calling Knoxville home and helping others do the same. 🤍

What’s one thing about Knoxville you’ll always defend?

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🏡 Thinking of buying or selling in Knoxville or East Tennessee? Let’s talk! I’m here to help.

08/10/2026

Plot twist: moving to Knoxville does not mean you suddenly think everything about Tennessee is perfect.

It just might mean life starts fitting you better.

That is the part people miss when they only look at a headline.

A lot of people are not moving here because they think it is the “best state.” They are moving because they want a day-to-day that feels less draining. A city that still feels manageable. More breathing room at home. More access to the outdoors. A normal week that does not feel so heavy.

That is the kind of “better” Knoxville can offer the right person.

Not perfect. Not magical. Just better in the ways that add up every single day.

If Knoxville has been on your mind, comment KNOX and I’ll send you my relocation guide.

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🏡 Thinking of buying or selling in Knoxville or East Tennessee? Let’s talk! I’m here to help.

11/03/2025

A new trail and art walk are coming to South Knoxville, connecting Chapman Highway to Ijams Nature Center and bringing murals, sculptures, and new energy to SoKno. 🎨🚶‍♀️

It’s exciting to see how much this side of the river is growing. From trails to local spots, it’s starting to feel like its own destination.

What do you think will make the biggest impact… the new trail or the SoKno Art Walk?

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🏡 Thinking of buying or selling in Knoxville or East Tennessee? Let’s talk! I’m here to help.

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