Asmus Homes

Asmus Homes I’m a passionate real estate professional with deep experience in sales, property management, and investment properties.

As a former educator, I bring strong communication, attention to detail, and a client-first approach to every transaction.

06/03/2026

If we handed you the keys to your dream home today, who is the first person you’re inviting over for a celebratory toast?

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Skipping the inspection? Big mistake. 🛑 A good home inspection can reveal costly issues before they become your problem—...
05/31/2026

Skipping the inspection? Big mistake. 🛑 A good home inspection can reveal costly issues before they become your problem—and your bill.

Conducting Life's Biggest Moves!

Excited to get this one under contract and one step closer to the closing table.Thinking about buying or selling in Midd...
05/30/2026

Excited to get this one under contract and one step closer to the closing table.

Thinking about buying or selling in Middle Tennessee? I'd be happy to help.

What do you think about a black dinner table in a space like this?Conducting Life's Biggest Moves!
05/29/2026

What do you think about a black dinner table in a space like this?

Conducting Life's Biggest Moves!

05/28/2026

A rare opportunity to own the market’s best. Are you ready to own it?

Conducting Life's Biggest Moves!

Congratulations on your beautiful new home and this exciting new chapter ahead. Thank you for trusting me to be part of ...
05/22/2026

Congratulations on your beautiful new home and this exciting new chapter ahead. Thank you for trusting me to be part of your journey!

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May 2026 Market Update – Wilson CountyYear-over-year data for April shows a market with increasing inventory, solid buye...
05/22/2026

May 2026 Market Update – Wilson County

Year-over-year data for April shows a market with increasing inventory, solid buyer activity, and relatively stable pricing.

New listings decreased slightly by 5% (547 to 521), while buyer demand strengthened. New properties going under contract rose 20% (250 to 299), indicating increased activity from buyers compared to last year.

Inventory levels saw significant growth. Average active inventory increased 31% (623 to 815), and total inventory rose 21% (1,086 to 1,311). Months of supply also increased 25% to 4.4 months, pointing to more options available for buyers and a shift toward more balanced conditions.

Closings remained steady, with a modest 1% increase (228 to 231). Pricing showed minimal movement overall. The average sale price increased 1% to $590,681, while the median sale price decreased slightly by 1% to $530,000.

Homes are taking a bit longer to move through the market.
Average days on market for closed homes increased 12% (27 to 30 days), and the time from listing to contract rose 30% (39 to 51 days). However, the contract-to-close timeframe improved slightly, decreasing 4% (47 to 45 days). Overall time from listing to closing increased 2% (90 to 92 days).

Overall, Wilson County is experiencing rising inventory, steady pricing, and stronger contract activity, with slightly longer timelines contributing to a more balanced market compared to this time last year.

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May 2026 Market Update – Williamson CountyYear-over-year data for April reflects a market with strong buyer activity, ri...
05/21/2026

May 2026 Market Update – Williamson County
Year-over-year data for April reflects a market with strong buyer activity, rising prices, and relatively stable inventory levels.

New listings decreased 14% compared to last year (920 to 795), indicating fewer homes entering the market. At the same time, demand showed notable strength, with new properties going under contract increasing 15% (416 to 480).

Inventory levels expanded modestly. Average active inventory increased 9% (1,159 to 1,265), and total inventory rose 5% (1,935 to 2,041). Months of supply remained essentially flat, dipping slightly by 1% to 4.12 months, suggesting a relatively steady balance between supply and demand.

Closings increased 9% (352 to 385), reflecting continued transaction activity. Pricing saw significant upward movement. The average sale price rose 18% to $1,485,601, while the median sale price increased 10% to $1,100,000, indicating continued upward pressure on home values in the county.

Homes are taking slightly longer to move through the market. Average days on market for closed homes increased 9% (31 to 34 days). The time from listing to contract rose 29% (40 to 51 days), while the contract-to-close timeline increased 5% (49 to 51 days). Overall time from listing to closing increased 9% (103 to 113 days).

In summary, Williamson County is experiencing strong demand, rising home prices, and modest inventory growth, with slightly longer timelines contributing to a steady and active market compared to this time last year.

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May 2026 Market Update – Davidson CountyYear-over-year data for April shows a market that remains active, with steady de...
05/20/2026

May 2026 Market Update – Davidson County

Year-over-year data for April shows a market that remains active, with steady demand and modest shifts in supply and pricing.

New listings declined 16% compared to last year (1,724 to 1,451), indicating fewer new homes entering the market. Despite this decrease, buyer activity remained stable, with new properties going under contract increasing 5% (797 to 838).

Inventory levels showed slight growth. Average active inventory increased 3% (2,526 to 2,592), while total inventory rose 3% (3,642 to 3,749). However, months of supply decreased 9% to 4.0 months, suggesting that demand is keeping pace with available inventory.

Closings rose significantly, up 14% year-over-year (725 to 823), reflecting continued transaction activity. Pricing remained relatively stable, with the average sale price decreasing 1% to $726,755 and the median sale price decreasing 2% to $511,000.

Market timing metrics showed minimal to moderate changes. Average days on market remained unchanged at 33 days. The time from listing to contract increased 8% (54 to 59 days), and the contract-to-close timeline increased 12% (35 to 39 days). Overall time from listing to closing increased 9% (94 to 102 days).

In summary, Davidson County continues to see consistent demand, a slight reduction in new inventory, and stable pricing, with overall market conditions remaining steady compared to this time last year.

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Sumner County Tennessee May 2026 Market UpdateThe latest year-over-year data reflects a housing market that is continuin...
05/20/2026

Sumner County Tennessee May 2026 Market Update

The latest year-over-year data reflects a housing market that is continuing to shift toward more balanced conditions compared to this time last year.

New listings came in slightly lower, decreasing 3% from April 2025 to April 2026 (649 to 628), while buyer activity showed notable strength. New properties going under contract increased 44% year-over-year (259 to 372), indicating steady demand despite changing conditions.

Inventory levels have grown across the board. Average active inventory rose 27% (812 to 1,028), and total inventory increased 18% (1,343 to 1,587). This expansion in available homes is providing more options for buyers than last year. Months of supply also increased 30% to 4.48 months, suggesting movement toward a more balanced market.

Closed sales were slightly lower, with a 5% decrease (298 to 282), while pricing remained relatively stable. The average sale price declined 1% to $534,174, and the median sale price increased 1% to $449,950, reflecting modest overall price changes.

Homes are taking longer to sell compared to last year. Average days on market for closed homes rose 31% (30 to 39 days), and the time from listing to contract increased 21% (45 to 55 days). The total time from listing to closing also rose 15% (88 to 101 days). However, the contract-to-close timeframe shortened slightly by 5% (45 to 42 days), suggesting efficiency once a contract is secured.

Overall, the data indicates increased inventory, steady demand, and slightly longer timelines, all of which are contributing to a more normalized pace of the market compared to the previous year.

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