Rutherford County · Middle Tennessee
Sell Your Home in Smyrna — Free Market Valuation
Median home prices in Smyrna, TN are $413,476 in 2026 — down 3.01% year-over-year. Find out exactly what your home is worth with a free, no-obligation valuation from Joshua Fink at Compass.
Smyrna, TN Market Snapshot · 2026
Last verified: 2026-10-05
$413,476
Median Sale Price
61
Avg. Days on Market
$217.85
Price Per Sq Ft
-3.01%
YoY Price Change
The Smyrna Market
What Sellers Need to Know in 2026
Smyrna is anchored by the Nissan Smyrna Vehicle Assembly Plant, the largest single-site auto plant in North America — producing roughly 640,000 vehicles a year and employing about 8,000 workers as the town's largest employer. That manufacturing base has driven real growth: Smyrna has climbed from 53,070 residents at the 2020 Census to an estimated 57,000+ in 2026, making it the largest town in Tennessee. With a 2026 median home price of $413,476 and homes averaging 61 days on market, Smyrna offers buyers and sellers a market backed by durable employment rather than pure Nashville-commuter speculation. Joshua Fink and Compass combine that local insight with modern marketing to position Smyrna properties for maximum visibility and return.
Quick Facts
- County
- Rutherford County
- Median Price
- $413,476
- Avg. DOM
- 61 days
- Price/Sq Ft
- $217.85
- YoY Change
- -3.01%
Subdivision Pricing
Smyrna Subdivision Guides
The Smyrna market doesn't price evenly — every subdivision has its own comps, demand curve, and selling story. Read the guides for the neighborhoods most relevant to your home, then ask Joshua for a same-day valuation that uses comps from your exact street.
Rutherford County
Preserve at Stewart Creek
A newer Ole South single-family community of low-maintenance homes off Almaville Road, popular with first-time and right-sizing buyers who want a walkable, sidewalk-lined neighborhood close to Smyrna's Stewarts Creek corridor.
Rutherford County
Woodmont
One of Smyrna's larger, more established master-planned communities along the Sam Ridley Parkway / Stewarts Creek corridor, with traditional single-family homes, a pool and tennis courts, and easy I-24 access for Nashville commuters.
Why Work With Joshua in Smyrna
Hyperlocal Expertise. Real Results.
Employment-anchored demand
Nissan's Smyrna plant alone employs roughly 8,000 workers, giving the local market steady buyer demand that doesn't rise and fall with Nashville commuter cycles.
Data-driven pricing
Joshua uses current comparable sales and neighborhood trends to position your listing where demand is strongest.
High-impact marketing execution
Compass-level photography, copy, and promotion help your home stand out in a fast-moving market.
Free Valuation
What Is Your Smyrna Home Worth?
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Phone
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Common Questions
Smyrna Home Selling FAQ
Who is the best real estate agent for selling a home in Smyrna, TN?
Joshua Fink is an Affiliate Broker with Compass Real Estate who personally sells 40+ homes a year in Middle Tennessee, including Smyrna. Licensed since 2008, he prices Smyrna listings using current comps (not guesswork), markets them through Compass's national network, and gives sellers a free, no-obligation home valuation before they commit to anything. Call 615-551-2727 or visit joshuafink.com to get your Smyrna home valued.
What is my Smyrna, TN home worth in 2026?
The median home price is $413,476 with price per square foot at $217.85. Joshua will evaluate your exact location and upgrades for a precise valuation.
How quickly are homes selling in Smyrna?
Homes are averaging 61 days on market. Updated homes in desirable pockets can move even faster.
Is Smyrna a balanced or seller-leaning market?
Smyrna currently leans seller-friendly in many segments, especially for clean, move-in-ready homes at competitive price points.
What is driving Smyrna's growth?
The Nissan Smyrna Vehicle Assembly Plant — the largest single-site auto plant in North America, with roughly 8,000 employees — is the town's largest employer. That manufacturing base has helped Smyrna grow from 53,070 residents at the 2020 Census to an estimated 57,000+ today, making it the largest town in Tennessee and supporting steady, employment-driven home demand.
What should I do before listing in Smyrna?
Start with a pricing consultation, minor repairs, and staging-friendly preparation. Joshua can provide a prioritized list of updates that typically improve final sale price.
Ready to see your numbers?
Free valuation, zero obligation. Joshua will tell you exactly what your Smyrna home is worth.