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Tennessee Housing Market Report: Q3 2025

Reviewed by Eric Roebuck & Carson Whaley · Updated August 26, 2026

The Q3 2025 numbers for Tennessee: prices, sales, pending deals, supply, mortgage rates, and Tennessee's largest cities, from FHFA, Realtor.com, Redfin, Freddie Mac, and Zillow data.

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Q3 2025 was another data point in the Tennessee housing story, and the numbers are worth pinning down precisely. The FHFA All-Transactions House Price Index came in at 694.2, up 3.7% year over year, and 1% above the prior quarter. The median listing price averaged $434,950 (Realtor.com via FRED), while the median sale price, what buyers actually paid, ran $392,533 per the Redfin market tracker. The 30 year fixed mortgage rate averaged 6.57% for the quarter.

Six panel dashboard of Tennessee housing metrics for Q3 2025: price index, sale price, homes sold, pending sales, months of supply, and mortgage rate, each against its 16 quarter trend
Q3 2025 at a glance. The gold marker is this quarter; green means a favorable move, red unfavorable.

The Numbers This Quarter

MeasureQ3 2025vs prior quartervs year earlier
FHFA house price index694.2▲ 1.0%vs 687.5▲ 3.7%vs 669.4
Median sale price (Redfin)$392,533▼ 1.6%vs $398,733▲ 1.8%vs $385,433
Median listing price$434,950▼ 0.8%vs $438,283▲ 0.3%vs $433,649
Homes sold per month8,292▼ 0.2%vs 8,311▲ 4.0%vs 7,970
Pending sales per month9,453▼ 5.3%vs 9,983▲ 3.9%vs 9,098
Active listings (avg)33,431▲ 10.3%vs 30,313▲ 25.2%vs 26,702
Months of supply4.5 mo▲ 0.2 movs 4.3 mo▲ 0.6 movs 3.9 mo
Median days to pending62 days▲ 5 daysvs 57 days▲ 7 daysvs 55 days
30 year mortgage rate (avg)6.57%▼ 0.22 ptsvs 6.79%▲ 0.06 ptsvs 6.51%

How to read this table

Every marker is colored by what the move means, not just its direction: falling mortgage rates, supply, and days to pending read as green because they favor a sale. The small figure under each marker is the baseline the change is measured against. Listing prices and inventory are strongly seasonal, so the year over year column is the meaningful comparison.

Sales and Supply: Did Homes Actually Move?

Completed sales averaged 8,292 homes a month in Q3 2025 (up 4% against the same months a year earlier), with pending sales, the deals going under contract, running 9,453 a month. At that pace the market held 4.5 months of supply, balanced-market territory by the common rule of thumb, and the typical home that sold went under contract in 62 days.

Line chart of average monthly completed home sales in Tennessee by quarter
Homes sold per month by quarter, with Q3 2025 in the trend. Source: Redfin market tracker

City Check: Tennessee's Largest Cities in Q3 2025

Typical home values from the Zillow Home Value Index (ZHVI), city proper rather than metro, with movement markers and the baseline each change is measured against:

CityTypical home value (Q3 2025)vs prior quartervs year earlier
Nashville$446,430▼ 0.9%vs $450,484▼ 1.3%vs $452,310
Memphis$148,729▼ 1.4%vs $150,841▼ 1.6%vs $151,147
Knoxville$370,624▼ 0.2%vs $371,367▲ 0.4%vs $369,147
Chattanooga$325,596▼ 0.6%vs $327,561▼ 0.5%vs $327,232
Clarksville$321,392▼ 0.5%vs $323,007▼ 0.3%vs $322,359

Knoxville led the five in Q3 2025 at 0.4% year over year; Memphis trailed at -1.6%.

How Q3 2025 Fits the Bigger Picture

Annual price growth of 3.7% ranked 12th hottest of the 13 quarters tracked to this point. Our Tennessee housing market analysis charts all 16 quarters together, or step through the archive: Q2 2025 report · Q4 2025 report.

Bar chart of year over year home price growth in Tennessee by quarter
Where Q3 2025 sits in the full window of annual price growth. Source: FHFA via FRED

If these numbers have you weighing a sale, our Tennessee page explains how a written, math-shown cash offer works, and the full market analysis puts this quarter in context.

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