Mt. Juliet home buyers time is running out if you want to get the $8,000 Tax Rebate for buying your first home or first home in 3 years. Or, if you qualify for the $6,500 Move up buyer incentive.
You must have a home under contract by April 30th
You must close by June 30th
McKay’s Mill has quietly moved to the lead in home sales for Franklin and the Williamson County area T
ennessee.
We tracked sales over the last six month, beginning in September of ‘09 and this is what we found.
During those six months 36 homes sold in McKays Mill, that’s a whopping 6 per month.
Plus, there are currently 21 homes pending in the community as well.
Add to that, of the 36 homes available in McKay’s Mill as of this morning, 5 have contracts on them.
That’s an incredible 62 homes, 10 per month. With just 31 homes available, just a 3 month supply, McKay’s is one of the most sought after neighborhoods in Franklin. Here are the actual statistics from the Nashville MLS.
McKay's Mill leads Franklin
Why McKay’s Mill? Community amenities including Olympic pool, picnic areas, 5,000 sq.ft. community center, over 70 acres of Green Space and miles of pathways for bicycle or walking.
Built by the Jones company, one Nashville’s leading builders, McKay’s Mill is a planned community. The Town Center is designed to accommodate retail, office space and Day Care.
Trinity Elementary school is nearby and Fred Page High school and Middle school as well. For more information about McKay’s Mill, contact Jim or Cathy @ 615-347-4424.
Del Webb Lake Providence Hosting Mt. Juliet Arts Alliance Gala
A Breath of Spring, this years West Wilson Arts Alliance Gala, will be held this year at Del Webb Lake Providence in Mt. Juliet.
Saturday April 10 is the date of this years event.
A Breath of Spring will feature the work of local artists. The Fine Arts Guild will hold an auction of many local works. Past events have included the work of famous Nashville artist Phil Ponder.
Music will be provided by The Jazz Alliance, Mt. Juliet’s own jazz orchestra.
Encore Theater will present a skit from one of their recent productions also.
The evening will begin at 6 PM with a Wine & Cheese reception provided by Tea & Co. and a Silent Auction preview.
The Menu
Peggy Stubblefield, of “Tea and Co.” ,will provide an hor d’ oeuvres feast with Carving Station featuring beef tenderloin, Shrimp Station, Seasonal Fruit, Potato Station and Dessert Bar.
“This will be our third year of the Gala”, noted Cathy Wood, event co-chair, “and each year the event has grow. By moving to Del Webb we have more area for the dancers and a larger space for all the art.”
There will also be dancing with the live auction to follow.
The event is open to the public. Tickets are $50 per person and discounts are available for groups of 8 or more. For Tickets contact Gary Rabideau at 415-1740 or grabideau@crye-leik.com.
To donate items or for sponsorship, call Jason Loggins at 754-0600
Here at NashvilleRealEsateTalk we have been tracking home buyer appointments for the last several years. Each appointment is a listing viewed by a home buyer. In Frebruary Nashville Home buyers did not disappoint.
Over 4500 hundred showings were recorded by our appointment center. The largest number of showings since August 2009, 6 months ago.
This was despite freezing temperatures and the coldest February in 30 years.
The $8,000 Tax Rebate is seen as the principal driving force behind these numbers. You can expect Nashville Pending Home Sales for March to reflect these numbers. Closings for March and April will also be inflated by this strong showing.
If you are selling a home in Nashville, you should be receiving strong viewing right now.
Nashville Home Buyer Appointments for February 2010
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