An analysis by financial website SmartAsset.com found that Nashville’s median home price today is 11 percent higher than pre-recession peak values.
In other words, Nashville’s housing market has rebounded stronger than anywhere else in the nation after the recession, The Nashville Business Journal reports.
The metro area saw a year-over-year increase of 6 percent in home closings to 2,940 in April, and the median sale jumped $20,000 to $223,945 compared to April 2014.
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