NASHVILLE LUXURY
HIGH-RISE MARKET UPDATE

Alexander Brandau Partners with Aperture Global Real Estate

Nashville High-Rise
Market Overview

Nashville’s luxury high-rise market began 2026 with a surge of new inventory and steady pricing fundamentals, despite late-month disruption from Winter Storm Fern.

This monthly update tracks what’s changing inside the vertical market—inventory, velocity, pricing, and notable activity—so buyers and owners can make smarter decisions with real context.

Every report is built on facts, not forecasts.

KEY JANUARY 2026 STATISTICS

59

NEW ACTIVE LISTINGS

Jan 1–31

9

CLOSED SALES

Jan 1–31

$1,278,962

AVG ACTIVE LIST PRICE

Market-wide

$849.24

AVG ACTIVE $/SQ. FT.

Active listings

$33.5M

NOTABLE ACTIVE LISTING

Four Seasons Residences

$6.0M

NOTABLE CLOSED SALE

Broadwest

JANUARY 2026 MARKET STATUS

A snapshot of inventory, pricing, and momentum across Nashville’s luxury high-rise market.

Inventory

Inventory Expanded

59 new active listings entered the market in January, giving buyers meaningful choice—especially in newer developments.

Pricing

Pricing Held Firm

Average active pricing remains strong, anchored around ~$850 per square foot in the active market.

Velocity

A More Deliberate Pace

Many buildings are seeing longer decision cycles, with DOM commonly stretching beyond 90 days—buyers are comparing, not rushing.

Weather Disruption

Storm Impact (Jan 23–27)

Winter Storm Fern likely delayed showings and closings at month-end, with activity expected to spill into early February.

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