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Everything that moved in the East Tennessee housing market, printed plainly.

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Going the other way · Sun, Oct 25 · No. 2

One home added $26,000 to its asking price in Knoxville. What do you think?

Last edition 2204 Cityview Ave, Knoxville, TN 37915 in Knoxville asked $299,000; now it asks $325,000 (8.7% higher). You be the judge.

Gazette desk · published Oct 25, 2026 · figures as of 10:00 PM EDT

An increase on an active listing is rare enough to print on its own. 2204 Cityview Ave, Knoxville, TN 37915 in Knoxville moved up to $325,000 from $299,000.

Going up rather than down: one home raised its asking price. The largest rise was $26,000 at 2204 Cityview Ave, Knoxville, TN 37915 in Knoxville, now asking $325,000.

2204 Cityview Ave, Knoxville, TN 37915$299,000 $325,000 +8.7%Knoxville · 3 bd · 1,500 sq ft · 0.08 ac · listed by Rooted Realty Co

This story is part of the Sunday, October 25, 2026 edition. More from the Gazette on Knoxville housing news. The listings behind it: homes listed in Knoxville.

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Nubie Home Edition · 3163 Sourwood Way, Sevierville, TN 37862 in Sevierville leads twelve new listings in tiny & starter homes at $429,000The Hot Sheet · The biggest price drop this edition: $55,000 off one asking price in KnoxvilleNew on the market · Fresh listings: 46 came on in one days, five of them in Knoxville. Which would you look at first?No longer listed · 53 listings left the market since the last edition, after a median 38 daysBy the Numbers · 43% of everything for sale asks under $300kBack editions →
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