HOUSING & REAL ESTATE
Shown is a rendering of a multistory apartment building as it would appear from Cool Springs Boulevard as part of the proposed Haven at Cool Springs development at 151 Cool Springs Blvd. Franklin Board of Mayor and Aldermen voted Jan. 11 to approve a new zoning district the developer Houston-based Guefen Development Partners asked for to enable construction of a 297-unit multifamily apartment building, among other amenities. (Courtesy Guefen Development Partners)
Board of Mayor and Aldermen OK mixed-use district for Haven at Cool Springs in Franklin Jan. 11
Masks will be optional but encouraged for students and staff at WCS. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Williamson County Schools go mask-optional; blood needed in Middle Tennessee and more top Franklin and Brentwood news
Home prices in Williamson County have increased by more than 25% in some areas. (Courtesy Fotolia)
Housing market at 'fever pitch' in Williamson County; Tamale Joe's opens in Cool Springs and more top area news
Igou Design Group offers interior design services in the Greater Nashville region. (Courtesy Igou Design Group)
Home Improvement Guide: Ask an interior designer
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Home Improvement Guide: Tips from an HVAC expert
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Home Improvement Guide: Q&A with a home painting expert
Home prices in Williamson County have increased by more than 25% in some areas. (Courtesy Fotolia)
Out-of-state buyers, low inventory brings housing market to 'fever pitch' in Williamson County
Walker Place is an affordable condominium complex under development by Community Housing Partnership of Williamson County. (Rendering courtesy Community Housing Partnership of Williamson County, Gamble Design Collaborative)
Franklin approves ordinance to incentivize more attainable housing
Office vacancy in Cool Springs is at a historic high amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic as many employees continue to work from home. (Graphic by Lindsay Scott/Community Impact Newspaper)
Office vacancy in Cool Springs hits 10-year high
Home inventory in Williamson County drops and more local news
Early voting in Tennessee begins Oct. 14. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Williamson County: Officials expect high voter turnout, coronavirus cases rise
Active home inventory in Williamson County down 57%, plus more real estate updates in Franklin and Brentwood
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Board of Williamson County Schools voices concern over district reopening plan and more Nashville-area news
Affordable housing units at Cherokee Place in Franklin will be torn down and redeveloped into new multifamily, affordable housing. (Wendy Sturges/Community Impact Newspaper)
100 affordable housing units proposed in Franklin
Franklin High School's mascot will no longer be the Rebels effective immediately, according to Superintendent Jason Golden. (Alex Hosey/Community Impact Newspaper)
Mascot to change at Franklin High School, housing market report: News from Nashville
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DATA: Low housing inventory amid coronavirus creates more competition for real estate in Williamson County
When interest rates are low, homeowners may look to save money by refinancing, which means getting a new mortgage with a better term or interest rate to lower payments. (Source: Matt Frankel/Community Impact Newspaper)
'Refinancing isn't free:' How to navigate refinancing a mortgage
Houston-based Christian Brothers Automotive operates more than 200 locations across the United States. (Courtesy Christian Brothers Automotive)
Q&A: Christian Brothers Automotive franchise development director talks commercial real estate amid pandemic
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2020 Home Improvement Guide: Tips from a home organizer