Shauna Mason, Realtor

Shauna Mason, Realtor I have been a Realtor in Middle Tennessee since 2005 and I love what I do! Shauna Mason
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Will a cooling labor market keep mortgage rates below 7% in 2026?As someone who’s been deeply rooted in Middle Tennessee...
09/12/2026

Will a cooling labor market keep mortgage rates below 7% in 2026?
As someone who’s been deeply rooted in Middle Tennessee real estate since 2005, I’m always keeping an eye on the factors that shape our housing market. Lately, labor reports are telling an interesting story: job growth is slowing down, and while unemployment has dropped, it’s mostly due to fewer people participating in the workforce. This kind of shift matters when we’re watching mortgage rates. With inflation pressures expected to linger through 2026 and talk of a potential rate hike in early 2027 as the Federal Reserve works toward that 2% inflation goal, there’s a lot for buyers and sellers to consider—especially with geopolitical and AI-related risks in the background. For those planning their next move in Middle Tennessee, understanding how these economic signals might keep mortgage rates under 7% in the coming years can make a real difference in decision-making. My role as a local Realtor and mentor means I’m always here to break down these trends so you can navigate your options confidently.
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The New Flat Rate releases latest average Tennessee home repair costsStaying on top of home maintenance means understand...
09/10/2026

The New Flat Rate releases latest average Tennessee home repair costs
Staying on top of home maintenance means understanding what repairs might cost you here in Tennessee. According to The New Flat Rate, average costs across the state include $521 for air conditioning repair, $1,863 for duct cleaning, $695 to repair a water heater, $2,363 for electric water heater installation, and $3,105 for an electrical panel upgrade. As someone who’s called Middle Tennessee home since 1988—and who has helped clients navigate everything from first homes to investment properties—I know how important it is to budget for these essentials. Whether you’re considering a move, preparing to sell, or simply maintaining your current home, having a clear picture of these expenses can make all the difference. In my experience, a little planning goes a long way toward smooth homeownership in our community.
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09/09/2026

2 Car attached garage with 2 private ensuites bedrooms! This well-designed Murfreesboro home offers comfort, flexibility, and everyday convenience. Walls, trim , & doors have been freshly painted! The main level features an open floorplan with a kitchen showcasing stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, laminate hardwood flooring, an island with seating, and easy flow into the living area. With a full suite on the main floor and a second suite upstairs, both bedrooms include private en-suite bathrooms, ideal for roommates, guests, or added privacy. The stackable washer and dryer and refrigerator remain with the home. Enjoy outdoor space on the deck, plus the convenience of an attached 2-car garage. Just a short distance to The Boulevard and close to MTSU, this property offers a prime location with practical features throughout. Up to 1% lender credit on the loan amount when buyer uses Seller's Preferred Lender.

09/09/2026

USA: Why ‘Price Stability’ Is a Myth
As someone who’s watched real estate markets shift across Middle Tennessee since 2005, I’ve seen firsthand how prices rarely move in lockstep. The idea of ‘price stability’ in the US is more myth than reality. When prices for certain items rise—think hotel rooms, sports tickets, or even tuition—others, like technology, often become more affordable. It’s not about everything getting more expensive at once, but how we spend and what we value shifting over time.

The complexity behind every transaction and global supply chain makes it unrealistic to expect any central bank to create true price stability. Instead, a steadier dollar could free up investments currently tied to inflation protection, possibly lowering some costs while pushing up prices for truly scarce goods even further. In the end, changing prices don’t always signal decline—they can also reflect our evolving economy and new opportunities. Navigating these changes is just part of being a Realtor and a trusted resource for my clients and community.

09/08/2026

What US appraisers want you to know about the current market
Having worked in Middle Tennessee real estate since 2005, I’ve seen the market go through many shifts, but the current landscape is unique. Even with higher mortgage rates, the US housing market is showing real resilience heading into 2026. It’s interesting to note that Midwest markets are holding their value more steadily than some of the coastal areas. Appraisers are paying close attention to inventory and market trends to spot any changes early, which is crucial for setting accurate prices—something I always prioritize for my clients. Pre-listing and hybrid appraisals are becoming more common tools to ensure listings are priced right from the start. Over the years, staying involved with industry organizations has helped me stay ahead of these trends, so I can offer the most informed guidance possible to those navigating buying or selling in our region.

09/07/2026

Why American Buyers Are Finally Getting Leverage
After years of tight competition and fast-paced bidding wars, buyers are starting to find their footing again in many markets. As someone who’s been helping clients navigate Middle Tennessee’s real estate landscape since 2005, I’m seeing more opportunities for buyers to negotiate—whether that’s thanks to increased inventory or creative incentives from builders, like mortgage-rate buydowns and price adjustments. With more homes to choose from, there’s finally room to compare options instead of feeling pressured to make snap decisions. Elevated mortgage rates are still giving some buyers pause, so it’s important to weigh the pros and cons and take advantage of any flexibility in negotiations. I always enjoy guiding clients through these evolving conditions, drawing on my experience as a broker and my involvement with the Women’s Council of Realtors. The market is shifting, and it’s refreshing to see buyers gain a bit more leverage.

09/06/2026

Happy Labor Day!

Cities with the most expensive homes in TennesseeAs someone who’s called Middle Tennessee home since 1988—with years of ...
09/05/2026

Cities with the most expensive homes in Tennessee
As someone who’s called Middle Tennessee home since 1988—with years of experience helping folks find their perfect place—it’s always fascinating to watch how our market evolves. Right now, the most expensive homes in Tennessee are clustered around the Nashville metro area. Brentwood is leading the pack, with a median price of $1.4 million. College Grove, Arrington, and Lookout Mountain are also among the top spots for high-value properties. In some of these areas, home values have surged by more than 40%, even as mortgage rates hover near 6.67%. For buyers and sellers alike, understanding these trends can make all the difference, especially when local expertise comes into play.


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09/03/2026

No City Taxes!!! Beautiful home featuring a spacious, fully fenced backyard that backs up to peaceful green space, offering both privacy and scenic views. The kitchen is designed for both everyday living and entertaining with granite countertops, a tile backsplash, abundant cabinet and counter space, a large walk-in pantry, and a newer KitchenAid refrigerator that remains with the home. The oversized primary suite provides a garden tub, separate shower, and a freshly painted bedroom and walk-in closet. Guest bedrooms feature custom closet shelving for added organization and functionality. Additional highlights include a storage building that conveys with the property, an oversized two-car garage with built-in shelving, a tankless water heater, and a whole-home water softener system. Perfectly situated between Murfreesboro and Smyrna, this home offers the tranquility of country living with the convenience of nearby shopping, dining, and amenities

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210 12th Avenue S, Ste 201
Nashville, TN
37203

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