Jason Everbach

The Blount County Real Estate Market had a very strong July! It was green across the board: the average Days On Market (DOM) decreased sharply, the average sales price went up (see Quick Facts in PDF Report), and there was an increase in the total number of homes sold. Inventory

The Blount County Real Estate Market had a very strong June! The average Days On Market (DOM) decreased sharply, the average sales price increased slightly (see Quick Facts), yet there was a slight decrease in the total number of homes sold. Inventory shortages in the $400K and below price ranges

The Blount County Real Estate Market had a strong May. While the average Days On Market (DOM) was unchanged, the total number of home sales went up, and the average sales price dipped slightly (see Quick Facts). Inventory shortages in the $400K and below price ranges continue to be an

The Blount County Real Estate Market had a fantastic April, with 2 of the 3 key indicators improving for the month (see Quick Facts in PDF download using link below). Inventory shortages in the $400K and below price ranges continue to be an issue; there simply aren’t enough homes to

The Blount County Real Estate Market had a fantastic March, with all key indicators showing green for the month (see Quick Facts). The surge of Total Homes Sold is exactly what we expected to see based on historical data. Inventory shortages in the $300K and below price ranges continue to

The Blount County Real Estate Market snapped back to life after a cold winter. The February sales increase we were anticipating did happen (see Quick Facts), and the Everbach Team is predicting a strong Spring selling season. Inventory shortages in the $300K and below price ranges remain the biggest obstacle;

The Blount County and Maryville Real Estate Market ventured further into a Normal Seller’s Market despite inventory shortages in many price ranges. Although the number of sales were significantly reduced compared to last month (see Quick Facts), we remain positive about the overall health of the market. Why? Because historical

The Blount County Real Estate Market transitioned into a normal seller’s market despite inventory shortages in many price ranges.  Although all major indicators are red this month (see Quick Facts page in FREE PDF report), we remain positive about the overall health of the market. Why? Because this is completely

Most of the Blount County Real Estate Market continues to be a strong seller’s market due to inventory shortages in many price ranges. The average sales price dipped slightly in November compared to last month, but was still well within historical norms for this time of year. The Average Days

The majority of the Blount County Real Estate market continues to be a strong seller’s market! Prices are going up: the average sales price jumped almost $30K to $259,876. However, the Average Days on Market (DOM) spiked to 70 days. This is a large increase in DOM so we will