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Though some potential buyers may be a bit frustrated they didn’t find the perfect home this summer thanks to the intense competition they would have faced for just about any property – they shouldn’t be discouraged. As some shoppers leave the market, the odds that those who remain will find a home for a good value, only increase. Working with a real estate professional in September and beyond may help them find the home of their dreams with greater ease.

The least expensive months to buy a home are actually in the fall, according to the National Association of Realtors. In October, buyers typically pay about 2.7 percent below the market value of a property, often because of how many would-be buyers have dropped out of the market by then, resolving

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This Smyrna residence within the Oaks Subdivision features a beautifully remodeled master bathroom, fresh paint, and an inground salt water pool. The beautiful Listing of the Week sits on a large lot just two miles to the lake.

Named by US News and World Report as one of the “Best Places to Retire,” Smyrna, Tennessee is located in Rutherford County and is one of the most family-friendly places to live in Middle Tennessee. The city provides plenty of outdoor recreational opportunities, as it features an outdoor waterpark, more than 10 parks, and 7 miles of greenery trails. Smyrna is an excellent place in which to work, live, and enjoy nature.

Listed by Tammy Kidd.

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This Listing of the Week is truly a one-of-a-kind, Robert Anderson, contemporary home with gated entry. Includes a private 17+ acre tract with a stocked four-acre lake, water fountain, dock, pool and pool house, seven stall barn, and fenced pasture. This home has spacious living with its open floor plan and two large master suites. This home is great for indoor and outdoor entertainment and all within Franklin City limits.

Known for it is picturesque main street, historical attractions, antique shops and lively music scene, Franklin (fondly known as “Small Town, USA”) was voted the number one small town in Tennessee. Main Street in downtown Franklin bustles with southern hospitality, historic preservation, and modern sophistication. There, you can

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Middle Tennessee summers can be brutal. Between the temperature and the humidity, one of the only ways to really get some sweet relief is to eat a delicious cool treat. Below we’ve got our favorite 18 places for ice cream, iced coffee, sno cones, and all things cool.

ICE CREAM

1. Bobbie’s Dairy Dip

5301 Charlotte Ave | Sylvan Park | Nashville

If you’re in the mood to take a step back in time, Bobbie’s is the place for you! This walk-up dairy dip offers traditional cones and shakes that can’t be beaten, plus burgers, hot dogs, chicken sandwiches, and other crowd-pleasers if you’re hungry for more than just their soft serve. The colorful atmosphere and specialty shake menu featuring selections such as the Loretta Lynn, the

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Disclosure: This is a sponsored guest post for HMS Home Warranty.

Most homeowners are on the lookout for simple ways to save a bit of money here and there because even a few cost-cutting measures can really add up over the course of a year.Meanwhile, many Americans also want to reduce their environmental impact for both financial as well as for more altruistic reasons.

Fortunately, there are plenty of ways to accomplish both of these goals around the home, and they don’t take a lot of expertise. The best part is that most of these investments pay for themselves quickly.

One of the simplest moves homeowners can implement to make their properties more ‘green’ and efficient is to simply replace their outdoor electrical lighting with

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This home is a beautifully crafted hidden gem nestled atop a hill surrounded by 20 wooded acres just four miles outside Murfreesboro city limits in Rutherford County. Experience a true escape from the city life to this wildlife sanctuary. Nature meets architecture to unite in this custom built home. The uniquely constructed home was designed to resemble the Sportsman Lodge Restaurant.

With breath-taking views of rolling hills and landscape, you will feel like you are situated in Gatlinburg in this secluded oasis. With a number of possible uses, this distinctive property can be enjoyed as a bed and breakfast, corporate retreat, or event space or venue. Truly an entertainer’s delight with an expansive, open floor plan including 30-foot ceilings and

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What’s better than kicking off the start of summer in Middle Tennessee with a long weekend? Not much other than basking in the endless activities that pop up for those three perfect days at the end of May. As things tend to go here in Nashville, there’s an endless list of possibilities so we’ve tried to narrow it down to some of our favorites.

Try a Little Something Different

First off, if you live close enough to work that you can participate, try something new the Friday of Memorial Day weekend by participating in the annual Bike to Work day. Not only do you get to know your neighbors by riding with your neighborhood, but you’re doing a little extra good for the environment, getting some time outside, and a little exercise. Plus there’s a

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This charming stone cottage in the heart of Inglewood looks out over Jackson Park, a beautiful green space which is owned by the neighborhood’s HOA. The home was fully renovated in 2015 and the kitchen is an entertainer’s dream with an oversized island, gas stove, glass tile backsplash, and a double-sided fireplace. The luxurious master suite features a modern free-standing tub, large shower and a view of the back yard.

Inglewood is an established neighborhood northeast of downtown Nashville. This thriving community boasts lots of local eateries and shops and is conveniently located near East Nashville, Madison, and downtown.

Listed by Amy Gill and Pete Jones.

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How is the market? It’s a question our agents get asked a lot, and for good reason. If you’re considering buying a new home or selling one you already own, the market trends and predictions are important in the decision making process. Below is our most recent market update information for Davidson, Williamson, Wilson, Rutherford, and Sumner counties to help you make the most informed and beneficial choices possible.

DAVIDSON COUNTY MARKET UPDATE

Homes For Sale
• Up 4.5% compared to the last month
• Down 5.1% compared to the last year

Homes Closed
• Down 4.9% compared to the last month
• Down 5.2% compared to the last year

Homes Placed under Contract
• Up 1.8% compared to the last month
• Down 2.9% compared to the last year

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This elegant home in Lebanon, Tennessee features a gourmet kitchen with Viking appliances and a two-story view looking out to the Five Oaks Golf and Country Club. The home also boasts a full basement with living room, kitchen, bedroom, bathroom, exercise room and game room.

Lebanon exudes old-fashioned charm with its quaint historic town square and reputation for delicious comfort food.

Listed by Lisia Tucker.

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