Middle Tennessee boasts an abundance of beautiful produce, a delectable selection of which are available at our region's farmers markets; open now The markets also feature skilled artisans selling their handmade goods, all crafted locally, many created from ingredients sourced from the same farms and dairies selling farm-to-table goods throughout the market. Given the popularity of most of these markets, we recommend arriving early to secure parking and get the best selection of produce and products. While most vendors now accept cards and electronic payments, it is still advisable to bring ca ..read more

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 that you already own, market trends and predictions are important in the decision-making process. Below is our most recent market update information for Davidson, Maury, Rutherford, Sumner, Williamson, Wilson, Bedford, Coffee, Dekalb, Robertson, and Montgomery counties to help you make the most informed and beneficial choices possible.     See the Previous Month's Stats ..read more

If your plans for 2024 include moving into a smaller space, you can’t wait until next spring to do some serious decluttering. As daunting as it may seem to sort through your belongings, weighing out what to keep, what to toss, and what to donate, the results are well worth investing your time and effort. To help you jump into the process, we have selected seven downsizing tips our realtors have given their clients and used themselves over the years. Let’s get started 1.) Envision Your Desired Lifestyle Downsizing is an ideal time to examine your lifestyle as it currently exists; then envision ..read more

Middle Tennessee is famous for its live music, and our bar and restaurant scenes are a delectable extension of our thriving music culture. From the most casual and cozy spots to elegant dining rooms, you can find excellent live music in a diverse array of locations throughout the region. To help you find your new favorites, we’ve written this guide to our Top Ten Live Music Spots in Middle Tennesse--more specifically, restaurants and bars. Bon Appetit, and happy listening Live Oak1530 Demonbreun St. | Nashville Live Oak on Music Row in Nashville is a vibrant spot where live music, cold beer, a ..read more

Middle Tennessee summers can be sweltering, but there's a surefire way to beat the heat while indulging in some of the region's finest treats: visit one of our picks for the top ten best ice cream shops Each of these delightful spots offers a unique twist on the classic summer dessert, ensuring there's something to satisfy every palate. So, this summer, take a break from the heat and explore these beloved ice cream parlors across Middle Tennessee. Each visit promises not just a refreshing treat, but also a delicious moment to remember. Fryce Cream2905 12th Ave S STE 104 | Nashville Fryce Cream ..read more

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 that you already own, market trends and predictions are important in the decision-making process. Below is our most recent market update information for Davidson, Maury, Rutherford, Sumner, Williamson, Wilson, Bedford, Coffee, Dekalb, Robertson, and Montgomery counties to help you make the most informed and beneficial choices possible.     See the Previous Month's Stats ..read more

Fixer-uppers are DIY projects by nature. Elegant mid-century homes require plenty of TLC; even once-new homes require maintenance and upgrades over time. No matter which type of property your home may be, you likely feel a sense of accomplishment and even pride when you tackle and complete a repair, upgrade, or full section of a renovation. The key to successful DIY is threefold: research, preparation, and follow-through. The kiss of death? Eyeballing a project, assuming you have the knowledge and technique figured out just by doing so, and diving straight in. The results will range from catas ..read more

The weather in Middle Tennessee makes swimming a dream from Memorial Day right through Labor Day. The downside of this optimal swimming region is that every public pool worth visiting is packed when you want to take a dip Sure, you can drive out into the wilderness to swim near a waterfall, but if you’re like the rest of us, you find yourself fantasizing about how much you and your family would love to have your own backyard pool. Unless you have a hefty savings account with an extra $80,000 to spare, it can be difficult to justify spending that much to secure access to a peaceful swim anytime ..read more

Middle Tennessee offers a picturesque landscape that beckons outdoor enthusiasts to explore its beauty through camping. Nestled within this region are a plethora of stunning state parks and natural reserves, each offering a unique and immersive experience. With its moderate climate, camping in Middle Tennessee is a year-round adventure, allowing visitors to witness the breathtaking changes of the seasons. From the vibrant colors of fall to the lush greenery of spring and the serene winters, every season offers a new perspective on the area's natural beauty. Whether hiking through scenic trails ..read more

Summer is six weeks away, and the temperatures in Tennessee are projected to be even hotter than usual. The good news is that Middle Tennessee is home to several fantastic water parks, which are ideal for staying active and beating the heat simultaneously.  These cooling aquatic sanctuaries also allow you and your loved ones to stay social and pursue healthy activities even during this summer’s most sweltering days. Dive into plunge pools, scream down enormous water slides, relax on a lazy river, and connect with your children on splash pads and in shallow pools.  Lifeguards wil ..read more