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2026 By The Numbers

Coldwell Banker Southern Realty: 2026 By the Numbers

September 28, 2026

A look at what Coldwell Banker Southern Realty has accomplished so far in 2026, and the real stories behind the numbers.

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Heading Into Fall

What We’re Seeing Heading Into Fall

September 21, 2026

Heading into fall, Tennessee buyers have more options and sellers still have opportunity. Here is what both sides should know right now.

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What Makes a Home Stand Out

What Makes a Home Stand Out in Today’s Market

September 14, 2026

Buyers have more choices than ever. Learn the three keys, price, presentation, and marketing, that help a listing stand out today.

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Local Expertise

Why Local Expertise Matters More Right Now

September 7, 2026

National headlines do not reflect every Tennessee market. See why local expertise matters when buying or selling a home right now.

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The Market Has Changed. Here’s How

August 31, 2026

More inventory, more negotiation, and a different playbook for sellers. Here’s exactly how the Tennessee housing market has shifted and what it means.

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Real Estate Myths

3 Real Estate Myths You Should Stop Believing

August 24, 2026

From down payment size to timing the market, here are three common real estate myths debunked, so they don’t get in the way of a smart decision.

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Should You Wait for Mortgage Rates to Drop?

August 17, 2026

Wondering if you should wait for rates to drop before buying? Here’s an honest look at the tradeoffs, and why timing rarely beats being ready.

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Clarksville, TN

CBSR Expands to Clarksville, Tennessee

August 10, 2026

Coldwell Banker Southern Realty announces its expansion into Clarksville, bringing full-service marketing and support to a fast-growing Tennessee community.

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Hello August

Hello, August! What to Expect in the Tennessee Housing Market

August 3, 2026

Rich Cosner’s August market update covers rising inventory, what it means for buyers and sellers, and why timing the market rarely pays off.

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