Nashville Metro Defers Right-on-Red Vote; Substitute Heads to Sept. 22 Metro Council deferred a second vote on BL2026-1497 restricting right turns on red in the Urban Services District. Sepulveda’s substitute advanced; a community meeting is set for Sept. 22.
Nashville Metro Lists Courtyards at Battle Grove SP for 112 Lots Case 2026SP-023-001 asks Metro Planning on Sept. 10 to rezone 82.37 acres at 1010 and 1002 Battle Road for 112 single-family lots, with staff recommending deferral to Oct. 22 after five prior deferrals.
Nashville Metro Sets Sept. 15 on Baptist World Center Medical SP Metro Nashville’s BL2026-1467 would rezone about 20.20 acres on Baptist World Center Drive from R6 to SP for up to 205,000 square feet of medical uses, with a Sept. 15 Council date listed.
Nashville Metro Planning OKs Elam Station SP: 110 Multifamily, 77 Lots Metro Planning on Aug. 13, 2026, approved 2026SP-018-001 Elam Station at 1065 Barnes Road — about 55.6 acres for up to 110 multi-family units and 77 single-family lots, with short-term rentals prohibited.
Nashville Metro Passes Vanderbilt Innovation SP on Final Votes Metropolitan Council on Sept. 1, 2026, took final votes on BL2026-1446 — rezoning 43.16 acres along West End Avenue and 30th/31st Avenue South to a Specific Plan for Vanderbilt’s mixed-use innovation neighborhood (Proposal 2026SP-004-001).
seller-intent What happens if my house doesn't sell after I've bought another one in Nashville? You carry two mortgages until this one closes — or you lose the next house. Realtor.com’s Nashville median sold, opened Sep. 1, 2026, was $483,680 with 67 days on market.
Nashville Metro Takes Up Drone Limits BL2026-1498 on Third Reading Metro Nashville Council has BL2026-1498 on third reading Tuesday, Sept. 1, 2026, after advancing a Drone as First Responder substitute Aug. 18 by voice vote with two no (Eslick, Hancock) and one abstention (Styles).
seller-intent My listing expired in Nashville — what now? Change price, condition, or access — then relist with a landing plan. Realtor.com’s Nashville median sold, opened Aug. 31, 2026, was $483,680 with 67 days on market.
seller-intent Why didn't my house sell in Nashville? It missed comps, condition, or access — not a frozen city. Realtor.com’s Nashville median sold, opened Aug. 28, 2026, was $483,680 with 67 days on market.
seller-intent What does it cost to sell a house in Nashville? It costs the negotiated brokerage fee plus title, prorations, concessions, and prep — not a posted Nashville percent. On a $400K-plus house, the expensive line is a weak net.
seller-intent Do I need to fix up my Nashville house before selling? Fix inspection risks, not a dream kitchen. Nashville buyers in a 57-day, 6,558-listing market pay for a house they can trust, not a remodel you will not recoup.
seller-intent Should I sell my Nashville house now or wait until fall? Sell now if the next house is real. Waiting until fall does not freeze Greater Nashville’s 54-day clock or the 6.65% 30-year — it just delays the listing that funds the move.
seller-intent How fast do homes sell in Nashville? Homes that closed in the Greater Nashville REALTORS July 2026 report averaged 54 days on market. A priced $400K-plus listing can still sell in that window if you list instead of waiting.
seller-intent Can I buy a house before selling mine in Nashville? Yes. You can buy in Nashville before you sell if the house you own has a written exit — a guaranteed sale, a cash offer, or funds that do not wait on your listing.
seller-intent How much is my Nashville home worth in 2026? Greater Nashville REALTORS reported a $520,000 residential median on 2,627 July 2026 closings. If you own a $400,000-plus house and want to move up, that headline is a starting point — not your list price.