09/27/2026
Every single week, I review these numbers with my sellers who currently have their homes on the market, walking through showing feedback, active inventory trends, and real-time shifts. I thought it was time to share that broader picture here, too.
Not to alarm anyone, and certainly not to push for unnecessary price adjustments, but to clarify what we’re all seeing in real Wilson County numbers.
Showings across Middle Tennessee have felt a bit quieter recently. Sellers noticed, and as an agent, I noticed too. The data backs it up: average showings per listing in Wilson County dropped from 5.37 last August to 4.76 this August.
Looking at the full picture gives us the truth: Buyers closed on 242 homes in Wilson County this August compared to 234 last August; demand is actually holding steady, and values remain strong with our median price up to $544,818.
The real shift is inventory. Active listings grew from 831 to 928 homes, giving buyers 97 more options to tour. Because buyers are spreading their tours across more properties, individual listings average fewer showings. That extra competition changes how every single listing needs to position itself.
If your home is on the market and things feel a little slower, you aren’t imagining it, and you’re not alone. And if you’re wondering whether your listing strategy needs a slight pivot or just a little patience, that’s a conversation worth having.
Swipe through the slides for the full Wilson County breakdown. Want to look at the numbers for your specific neighborhood or price point? Comment or DM the word “HOME” below.
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William (Bill) M. Grady
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