Nashville’s luxury high-rise market gained momentum in July as buyer activity accelerated. Closed sales nearly doubled from June, rising from 12 to 23, while 42 new active listings entered Davidson County’s luxury condominium market.
Average active list prices held steady at approximately $1.28 million, while average price per square foot measured $652, reflecting a broader mix of luxury inventory and sales. New listings moderated slightly from 46 in June while continuing to provide healthy buyer choice.
Premium towers such as Four Seasons Private Residences, The Residences at Broadwest, 505 Church, The Pullman, and The Viridian continued attracting qualified buyers seeking luxury amenities, walkability, and long-term value.
Every report is built using actual MLS transaction data—not forecasts.
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The Residences at Broadwest
Four Seasons Private Residences
A snapshot of inventory, pricing, and momentum across Nashville’s luxury high-rise market.
New listings eased from 46 in June to 42 in July while continuing to provide healthy buyer choice.
Average active list pricing held at $1.28 million, with price per square foot reflecting a broader mix of luxury inventory and sales.
Closed sales nearly doubled from 12 in June to 23 in July as buyer demand accelerated.
Nashville’s luxury condominium market is expected to remain balanced, with continued demand supporting healthy activity through 2026.
Luxury condo inventory, pricing trends, and transaction activity—delivered monthly.
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