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Is now a good time to buy a home in Tennessee?

The typical home value in Tennessee is $334K as of Aug 2026 (Zillow Home Value Index), up 0.7% from a year earlier. Over five years prices have compounded at +4.2% a year. Prices are 14.4% below their 10-year trend line.

$334K
Typical home value
+0.7%
1-year change
-0.9%
12-month outlook
58/100
Buy-timing score
WAIT
WAIT — the model projects prices about -3.8% lower around Feb 2028. Patience is likely to be rewarded; use the time to negotiate and arrange financing.
Best price windowFeb 2028model estimate

Tennessee price trend & forecast

+0.9%
3-year CAGR
+4.2%
5-year CAGR
-0.2%
From peak
-14.4%
vs 10-yr trend
+2.1%
Momentum (annualised)
$160K$208K$255K$302K$349KBest entrySep 2016Aug 2026Aug 2028
Solid line: Zillow typical home value, monthly. Dashed: model forecast with 80% band. Green dot: projected best entry.

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Cities in Tennessee ranked by buy-timing score

CityTypical value1Y change5Y CAGR12M outlookSignalBuy-timing
Sevierville$422K+0.3%+2.4% -0.0%ACCUMULATE77/100
Brentwood$1.42M+4.7%+5.8% +2.6%ACCUMULATE72/100
Franklin$934K+3.5%+5.5% +1.8%ACCUMULATE70/100
Spring Hill$523K+0.6%+3.6% +0.4%ACCUMULATE69/100
Loudon$501K-0.2%+4.6% +0.7%ACCUMULATE68/100
Nolensville$849K+3.9%+5.1% +1.6%ACCUMULATE68/100
Clarksville$320K+0.4%+4.0% -0.1%ACCUMULATE66/100
McMinnville$259K+2.0%+4.9% +0.4%ACCUMULATE66/100
Maryville$396K+2.9%+6.6% +1.0%ACCUMULATE65/100
Mount Juliet$565K+0.9%+4.5% +0.9%ACCUMULATE65/100
Powell$364K+2.6%+7.6% +0.6%ACCUMULATE65/100
Hendersonville$520K+0.7%+3.4% +0.1%ACCUMULATE64/100
Lebanon$448K+1.5%+4.2% +0.4%ACCUMULATE64/100
Portland$334K+0.6%+4.0% -0.4%ACCUMULATE64/100
Farragut$694K+1.9%+7.4% +1.7%ACCUMULATE64/100
Knoxville$371K+1.0%+7.2% -0.3%ACCUMULATE63/100
Jonesborough$342K+3.3%+5.8% +1.8%ACCUMULATE63/100
Gallatin$436K+0.7%+3.1% -0.6%ACCUMULATE62/100
Seymour$374K+2.1%+4.7% -0.2%ACCUMULATE62/100
Murfreesboro$427K-0.4%+3.4% -0.7%ACCUMULATE61/100
Nashville$431K-2.3%+2.9% -0.9%WAIT60/100
Memphis$146K-2.5%+1.2% -1.0%WAIT60/100
Columbia$372K+0.9%+4.1% -1.2%WAIT60/100
Smyrna$402K-0.7%+3.1% -0.8%WAIT60/100
Bartlett$321K-1.0%+2.6% -1.2%WAIT60/100
Crossville$308K+0.8%+5.0% -0.8%WAIT60/100
Germantown$487K-1.0%+2.5% -0.1%ACCUMULATE60/100
La Vergne$345K-1.5%+2.3% -1.5%WAIT60/100
Springfield$331K+0.5%+3.7% -0.6%WAIT60/100
Goodlettsville$389K-1.3%+3.3% -0.9%WAIT60/100
Collierville$506K-1.3%+2.7% -0.8%ACCUMULATE59/100
Bristol$238K-0.9%+5.7% +0.2%ACCUMULATE59/100
Shelbyville$313K+1.5%+5.0% -1.1%WAIT59/100
Dickson$345K+1.9%+4.1% -1.1%WAIT59/100
Elizabethton$233K-0.5%+5.9% -0.2%WAIT58/100
Athens$263K+2.3%+5.3% -0.1%WAIT58/100
Lewisburg$296K+2.9%+3.8% -1.5%WAIT58/100
Millington$240K+1.9%+4.5% -0.7%WAIT58/100
Chattanooga$319K-1.2%+3.6% -1.1%WAIT57/100
Cookeville$321K+1.2%+4.2% -0.9%WAIT57/100
Tullahoma$295K+1.9%+5.8% -0.9%WAIT57/100
Kingsport$257K-1.0%+5.5% -0.4%WAIT56/100
Rogersville$237K+5.7%+7.2% +0.3%ACCUMULATE56/100
Harriman$245K+4.7%+5.4% -0.4%WAIT55/100
Dyersburg$169K+2.7%+2.0% +0.6%WAIT54/100
Fayetteville$256K+2.8%+4.9% -0.7%WAIT54/100
Soddy-Daisy$359K-0.1%+4.2% -1.1%WAIT53/100
Lawrenceburg$242K+2.8%+5.2% -0.8%WAIT53/100
Dayton$267K+2.6%+4.6% -1.2%WAIT53/100
Cleveland$313K+1.4%+4.9% -1.8%WAIT52/100
Jackson$223K-1.7%+3.0% -2.4%WAIT52/100
Clinton$334K+3.2%+6.6% -1.4%WAIT51/100
Newport$234K+2.7%+4.7% -0.5%WAIT51/100
Greeneville$248K+1.7%+5.5% -1.2%WAIT50/100
Oak Ridge$327K+1.5%+7.1% -2.1%WAIT50/100
Ooltewah$439K-1.7%+4.0% -2.6%WAIT49/100
Sparta$284K+5.5%+5.1% -1.2%WAIT49/100
Paris$217K+5.7%+6.3% +0.1%WAIT49/100
Morristown$266K+2.2%+5.9% -1.8%WAIT46/100
Manchester$321K+1.2%+5.1% -3.4%WAIT45/100
East Ridge$255K-2.9%+4.5% -4.0%WAIT43/100

Frequently asked questions

Is now a good time to buy a home in Tennessee?

As of Aug 2026, our buy-timing signal for Tennessee is WAIT — the model projects prices about -3.8% lower around Feb 2028. Patience is likely to be rewarded; use the time to negotiate and arrange financing. Buy-timing score: 58/100.

Will home prices in Tennessee go down in 2027?

The model projects -0.9% over the next 12 months: about $331K by Aug 2027, with an 80% range of $325K–$338K (today $334K). Forecasts are statistical and can be wrong — rates, supply and local events matter.

What is the average home price in Tennessee?

The typical (mid-tier) home value in Tennessee is $334K as of Aug 2026, +0.7% year over year.

What is the cheapest time of year to buy in Tennessee?

Historically, prices in Tennessee run lowest in February, about 1.5% below the annual average, and highest in July.

Which areas in Tennessee have the best buy-timing right now?

Highest buy-timing scores: Sevierville (77/100, ACCUMULATE), Brentwood (72/100, ACCUMULATE) and Franklin (70/100, ACCUMULATE). Fastest-rising prices: Rogersville (+5.7%), Paris (+5.7%) and Sparta (+5.5%).

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Source & method

Data: Zillow Home Value Index (ZHVI) — all homes, mid-tier, raw monthly, monthly, latest Aug 2026. Page regenerated 2026-10-08 22:04 PDT. Signals combine valuation vs the long-run trend, momentum and a damped-trend forecast with seasonal adjustment; the “best price window” is the lowest point of the projected path. BUY = prices projected to rise and not stretched; ACCUMULATE = near fair value; WAIT = a dip is projected; HOT = running well ahead of trend; CAUTION = stretched with fading momentum.

Housing forecasts are statistical projections with wide uncertainty; local factors (interest rates, supply, school districts, micro-location) can dominate. Not real-estate, mortgage or investment advice.