Three newly built homes and two country properties with land made up the week’s top sales, spread across five communities and three counties.
A Franklin farm came first, followed by a pair of Murfreesboro sales, new construction in Thompsons Station and a historic Belle Meade home.
A gated 41.5-acre property near Leipers Fork Village sold for $10 million, the top reported home sale in the Nashville metro area for the week ending September 27, 2026.
Investcorp paid more than $225 million for 22 infill industrial buildings in Philadelphia and Nashville while closing out a 5.8 million-square-foot portfolio in Chicago, Dallas and Charlotte for more than $550 million.
A 25-acre farmstead in the Leipers Fork area of Franklin sold for $4.70 million, the highest of five reported home sales in the Nashville metro area for the week ending September 20, 2026.
A restored 1930 farmhouse near Leipers Fork sold for $6.72 million, the highest-priced home sale reported in the Nashville metro area for the week ending September 13, 2026.
A newly built home in Nashville’s Seven Hills neighborhood sold for $6.26 million β $260,041 above its final asking price β leading the metro area’s five highest-priced reported home sales for the week ending September 6, 2026.
Redfin counted 1.53 million sellers against 972,300 buyers in August, a 57.9% gap and the largest in records back to 2013. All ten most buyer-friendly metros are in the Sun Belt.
A house in the Manors Of Belle Meade sold for $6.3 million to lead the Nashville metro area’s five highest-priced reported home sales for the week ending August 16, 2026.
A 2021 estate on more than six acres in Brentwood’s Cartwright Close sold for $7,995,000 to lead the five highest-priced home sales publicly reported in the Nashville, Tennessee metro area for the week ending August 9, 2026.
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