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"Everything you want's a dream away..."

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Well, summer has set in and as expected, it's HOT! 🥵 But it would appear not everyone has escaped to the beach or mountains to cool off, as Davidson and Williamson counties both saw 20+ percent increases in closed sales Month over Month. With new escrows relatively flat and minor 5% increases in new listings for the same time period, one could infer buyers are stepping in to absorb some of the 5+ months of inventory that continue to dominate the local and national real estate conversation.


A deeper dive into that inventory shows Nashville currently has 382 homes for sale with an asking price above $2 million. Buyer's purchased or signed contracts on 66 "like kind" properties in the last thirty days, indicating a fairly balanced absorption rate around 17% for the upper band of the market. The sub-two million dollar Nashville market has even more traction with a total 3,512 active listings, with purchased closings or signed deals on 1,813 of those in the last thirty days. Williamson county paints a similar picture with 1,536 properties for sale under $2M and contracts or closings on 755 of those. At the higher end, we see 588 properties offered over $2M, with contracts or closings on 138 of that product in the last thirty days. While a far cry from the frenetic days during the pandemic, we are seeing a market in stabilization, finding it's equilibrium and it's no surprise with interest rates in the mid to upper sixes, the more affordable properties are going at a quicker pace!


I anticipate a mid-summer bounce in activity with clarity on the Big Beautiful Bill, calming middle east tensions, signaling from existing and potentially new Fed chair, as well as runaway inflationary pressures within arms reach. We also see some seasonality at play this time of year as families get settled before the kiddos go back to school next month. Here's hoping!


Praying for all our friends in Texas after last week's horrific flooding causing unthinkable losses. You are in our hearts as are all affected by the latest bouts of natural disasters. ❤️‍🩹


Much love,

Shane


* Met our new nephew, Henry! 🥰 🤗🤩

** 209 (Stockton) representing on Lower Broadway

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*****Trading desk warriors reunite on the West Shore!

Development Spotlight

SANTA ROSA BEACH, FL


Some friends and clients of mine recently completed this FABULOUS new construction luxurious home just South of 30A and steps from the sugar white sands and emerald waters of the Gulf. Six bedrooms, 6.5 bathrooms over 5,100sqft across three meticulously designed and crafted floors + pool and private carriage house.


If you, or anyone you know may be interested, please send them my way for more information.


Please contact me for more information.

Listed by our friends, JIMBO HOLLOWAY

of THE PREMIER PROPERTY GROUP

Local Events

ALL MONTH LONG

Nashville SC

- Philadelphia

- Columbus Crew

- Toronto FC


GEODIS PARK

ALL MONTH LONG

Nashville Sounds

- Sounds vs. Memphis Redbirds

- Sounds vs. Indianapolis Indians

- Sounds vs. Charlotte Knights



First Horizon Park

July 4th

LET FREEDOM SING!

This Fourth of July featured one of the largest fireworks shows in the country, with the pyrotechnics synchronized to a live performance by the GRAMMY-winning Nashville Symphony.



Downtown Nashville

July 5th | 7pm

Elvis Costello & The Imposters with Charlie Sexton


Ryman Auditorium

July 12th | 5pm

UFC FIGHT NIGHT:

Lewis v Teixeira


Bridgestone Arena

July 13th | 7pm

PRIMUS

Onward & Upward Summer Tour 2025 / Ty Segall


The Pinnacle

July 15th | 7pm

KESHA:

The Tits Out Tour



Ascend Amphitheater

July 17th | 7:30pm

THREE DOG NIGHT & LITTLE RIVER BAND



The Pinnacle

July 20th | 7:30pm

GOO GOO DOLLS with

DASHBOARD CONFESSIONAL

Summer Anthem Tour 2025


Ascend Amphitheater

July 22nd | 6:30pm

COLDPLAY: Music of the Spheres World Tour 2025



Nissan Stadium

July 25th | 7:30pm

ALABAMA SHAKES



Ascend Amphitheater

Notable in Nashville

Legends Ridge

514 Legends Ridge Court

6 BD 6.5 BA 8423 SF $3,890,000

Listing courtesy of: Yours truly! | Compass RE

Set within mature landscaping this stunning French inspired custom-built home presents a warm ambiance of privacy and exclusivity. Positioned to maximize a Northern exposure and the natural hillside the home’s three floors offer six thoughtfully placed ensuite bedrooms serviced by an elevator. The fully fenced rear garden is accessible via a remarkable newly constructed two story covered veranda, complete with a fireplace, ceiling fans/heaters, TV, kitchen and grill. Built for entertaining with two wet bars in addition to the world class wine cellar, a two story coffered ceiling living room elevates an evening to grand scale, while a multitude of spaces including the double island discerning chefs kitchen are maintained for the intimate moments of everyday modern life. Presented with a refreshed exterior of Sherman Williams, "Greek Villa White", the meticulously maintained residence is enabled with Sonos speakers, Central Vac, four car WiFi enabled garage, electric Hunter Douglas blinds, and Jeld-Wen double pane windows affirming the consistency commanded from the homes stewards. 514 LRC presents an opportunity of elegance and serenity to call home.

Germantown

1603 5th Avenue North

4 BD 4 BA 3350 SF $2,925,000

Listing courtesy of: Yours Truly! | Compass RE

Providing grand scale and unparalleled city access to the most discerning buyer, 1603 Fifth Avenue North presents an uncompromising lifestyle for the urban sophisticate. This extent of living is rarely achieved within the storied, tree-canopied streets of the city’s oldest neighborhood, Germantown. Serving in balanced contrast to the Hardie Artisan & metal siding exteriors, the 4,700+SqFt newly constructed, exquisitely crafted interiors embody a natural, relaxed tranquility. Tongue and groove cedar framings compliment the warmth of white oak hardwoods on the residence’s upper levels, while custom Carter cabinetry crowned with Le Blanc stone and a flood of natural light through Pella doors and windows are grounded in the earthly tones of polished cement floors on the main levels. The main residence boasts four bedrooms, including the primary on the second floor in addition to a third-floor flexible entertaining space complete with full bath, wet bar, expansive Westward terrace and a peak-a-boo downtown view to the South. A private garden oasis between the compound’s two structures, accessed via floor to ceiling doors of glass, is complete with custom pool and hardscapes by Winborn, yet another rarity for a residence with such proximity to the city’s explosive growth and elevated culinary scene. Effortlessly flowing to the pool deck, the rear structure provides a full kitchen and half bath on the main level for gracious indoor/outdoor entertainment while the second floor is complete with a full bedroom and bath, a Westward terrace and open space fit for home office, recording studio, sizable gym or garden view living space. A three-car garage accessed via the neighborhood’s alley system also offers three additional off-street parking spots on the stone driveway. 1603 Fifth Avenue cultivates a distinguished lifestyle for those seeking the city at their doorstep without sacrificing space, elevated finishes, and amenities more commonly found in our suburban communities.

Twelve Twelve

1212 Laurel Street, Unit 509

1 BD 1 BA 798 SF $750,000

Listing courtesy of: Yours truly! | Compass RE

Rarely available, 300+ SqFt of outdoor living space in a luxury high-rise, full-service, doorman building. Soaring ceilings, typically reserved for penthouse living, and a unique Southeastern terrace, enhance the proportions and livability of the home. Positioned on the building’s amenities deck, the residence provides unparalleled access to the pool, fitness facilities, shared grills and fire pits as well as the two guest suites available to residents on a first come basis. Unit 509 represents a distinct opportunity of access and ease for turn-key living in the continually evolving Gulch neighborhood within one of the nation's most vibrant cities. One car assigned parking.

Germantown

1312 6th Avenue North

3 BD 3 BA 1915 SF $1,690,000

Listing Courtesy of, Yours Truly! | Compass RE

In case you missed it

LOCAL: 


* Built Technologies leases 32,931 square feet at Ashwood 12South. The lease marks a significant milestone for the 12South project, which opened early this year, adding a high-profile fintech firm that has rapidly grown since its 2015 founding. [NBJ]


* New York-based Brookfield Properties paid a collective $146.85 million for multiple industrial sites across Nashville, according to Metro records. The firm purchased the Space Park North complex, located at 101-915 Space Park N., which comprises of nine industrial buildings with around 708,000 square feet of industrial space. [NBJ]


* Chicago-based DAC Developments filed plans for a 53-story hotel and condo tower in SoBro, according to Metro records. The luxury residential tower will offer 104 condos and 405 hotel rooms, according to Metro records. The project will feature a covered public plaza with ground-level retail space, as well as a five-level podium that includes event and meeting space, as well as hotel and condo amenities. [NBJ]


* TMEC Nashville Inc., the group that recently purchased Edgehill Village, paid $10 million for several Music Row properties, according to Metro records. In April, TMEC Nashville paid $50 million for Edgehill Village, the retail and restaurant development just off Music Row that is home to several popular spots including Barcelona Wine Bar, Old Glory, Jack Brown’s and more. The April purchase included two retail developments, totaling nearly 60,000 square feet, on either side of Villa Place, as well as a 0.62-acre parking lot that allows for future development opportunity. [NBJ]


* Miami-based BridgeInvest gave a $25 million loan for Park Place Nashville, a triple-tower development in SoBro led by the Four Seasons developer. The development, led by Dean Stratouly at the Congress Group and Taurus Investment Holdings, will be anchored by New York-based Equinox Hotels in a 36-story tower and will also include a luxury condo tower, as well as a 480-unit apartment building. [NBJ]


* A luxury beach club is set for downtown Nashville. A concept called Nashville Beach Club is slated for a Pie Town site at 800 Sixth Ave S., according to a website for the business. The Nashville Post first reported the news. The venue will offer pool access, lounge areas, live music and events, as well as several food and drink options.


* Oracle has shown a rare sign of movement on its East Bank property, indicating progress being made on its massive future world headquarters. Oracle has filed a request to rezone a portion of the property, where it is planning a $1.35 billion riverfront campus, according to documents filed with the Metro Planning Department.


* Jake Howell, the chef and co-owner of Peninsula, has been named Best Chef: Southeast in the 2025 James Beard Awards.


* The Trimble, launched by Nashville entrepreneur and Army Special Operations veteran Adam Visbeen, is now open at 69 Trimble St.


NATIONAL:


* Doucet, an inventor, discovered that the inside temperature of a house painted black was on average 7 degrees Fahrenheit warmer than a white one. In summer, the white model house was 12 degrees Fahrenheit cooler. Now he has invented a paint that changes color  via a thermochromic response, which refers to how chains of liquid crystals react to atmospheric temperature causing the color to change. Doucet developed a kind of thermochromic pigment containing the crystals and started experimenting with a tin of ordinary house paint and different additives. The result was a substance that could change color by absorbing ultraviolet light (which produces heat) above a certain temperature. (CNN)


* U.S. inflation was tame in May, with consumer prices rising 0.1% over the previous month, defying fears that the effects of tariffs would start to show a rise in prices. (WSJ)


* The Fisher-Price See ’n Say could start debating your toddler. Toymaker Mattel announced a partnership yesterday with OpenAI to use AI technology in its toys and experiences—and to help design them


* In 2024, the average age for Americans to buy their first house reached a record high of 38. What are the pro's and con's of buying a home earlier in life? Pros: Building compounding equity early/forced savings. Predictable housing costs (no annual rising rents). Tax perks. Freedom of expression. Lower price point (home prices and costs to build generally rise over time). Cons: Limited mobility. Lending terms. (Yahoo/NAR)

* “You’ll be able to come to X and transact your whole financial life on the platform,” CEO Linda Yaccarino told the Financial Times, promising that users will have the ability to make investments and trades on the social media site. Owner Elon Musk has long dreamed of turning X into an “everything app” where users can do a lot more than just make fun of Jim Cramer’s financial advice. X already announced last year that it would soon partner with Visa to launch a digital wallet. As the FT noted, though, a deeper push into financial services would likely invite regulatory scrutiny for a company that’s already on thin ice with many advertisers.—AE


* Trucks expanded their share of North American freight hauling from 60% in 2000, to around 75% today.  In 2022, there were 14.33 million single-unit and combination trucks registered (almost triple the number in 2000), according to the American Trucking Associations, about 5% of all registered motor vehicles. Combined they traveled 331.27 billion miles in 2022, with combination trucks accounting for 195 billion miles (BARRONS)


* GE Appliances plans to spend nearly $500 million to shift production of washing machines from China to Louisville, Ky. (WSJ)


* · The Seine River in Paris was reopened to public swimming for the first time in over 100 years.


* Tariffs that were supposed to kick in today have been delayed till August 1 to allow for more time to negotiate trade deals. It is unlikely the FED will move rates till they see 1-2 months of the full impact of tariffs on US prices and inflation. (Economist)

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Shane McCarty


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