What came onto the market in East Tennessee since the last edition? The new listings

In this edition East Tennessee counts 12,440 active listings, down 225 since the last edition. Of those, 12,410 state an asking price, and the medians below read from them. The median asking price is $349,000, unchanged since the last edition. The listings sit in 240 cities, as the listings spell them.

Net, the market lost 225 listings. The feed does not say why a listing left, and the page does not guess: a listing can leave for many reasons.

Knoxville has 2,033 of the 12,440 active listings, asking a median $409,000.

The last edition counted 74 new listings and 114 listings leaving, so new listings are less common this time.

The median asking price among the new listings is $220,000, against $349,000 across the whole market. They ask a median $133 per square foot.

New listings were most common in Crossville, 1, Decatur, 1 and Jonesville, 1.

The new listings are 0% of the 12,440 active listings in this edition.

A listing is new when its key was not in the last snapshot. The first edition of a market has no earlier snapshot, so it counts nothing as new until the next one.

Asking prices changed on 4 listings since the last edition: 4 cuts and 0 rises.

The median asking price is $349,000, unchanged since the last edition, among 12,410 priced listings.

Knoxville has the most listings, 2,033 of the 12,440, or 16.3%, down 28 since the last edition. Sevierville comes next with 1,180.

The market divides into sections by what a listing states. Land has 4,218, Tiny & starter homes has 1,835, Large homes has 914, Estates has 789 and Mega mansions has 11. Among the sections, the median asking price runs from $95,000 for land to $6,250,000 for mega mansions.

The most listings ask under $300k: 5,385 of the 12,410 that state a price, 43.4% of them, down 99 since the last edition.

Four asking-price bands hold a listing. The $300–500k band has 3,356, or 27%. The $500–800k band has 2,082, or 16.8%. The $800k+ band has 1,587, or 12.8%.

Listings wait longest in the under $300k band, a median of 94 days. They wait least in the $300–500k band, a median of 65 days.

The band edges are the same every day, so a count can be compared across editions. The under $300k band holds 43.4% of priced listings and the $800k+ band holds 12.8%.

The biggest change since the last edition is in the under $300k band, down 99 to 5,385.

The next four: Crossville has 1,022, Maryville has 422, Loudon has 362 and Gatlinburg has 335. Together the five busiest cities hold 40.3% of the market.

Among cities with three or more listings, the median asking price is highest in Piney Flats, at $3,329,750. It is lowest in Calvin, at $17,500, a difference of $3,312,250.

Listings have waited longest in Calvin, a median of 449 days, and least in Tracy City, a median of 2 days.

Sixty-eight cities have fewer than three listings, so they get a count and no median.

The city is whatever the listing says it is. A different spelling of the same city is counted under its own spelling, so the counts are of the names as listed.

A typical active listing has waited 78 days, unchanged since the last edition. That is read from 12,440 listings with a listing date.