Housing Market in Franklin
Franklin's housing market shows real, disclosed variance depending on source and measurement window: Redfin's most recent read put the median sale price at $900K (down 1.1% YoY), Zillow's home-value index at $928,567 (up 1.4% YoY), and a trailing 6-month median at $970,000 -- a genuine $900K-$970K spread, and higher across the board than the $863,530 June-2026 figure already cited in the base record.
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Learn moreA real spread across sources and windows, not a single settled figure
Redfin cited a $900K median sale price for the month ending roughly July 2026, down 1.1% year-over-year -- a genuine, if modest, softening rather than continued rapid appreciation. Zillow's home-value index, updated through June 30, 2026, instead showed $928,567, up 1.4% over the past year. A third figure -- a $970,000 trailing 6-month median from local market analysis -- and a $906,820 current median asking price round out a real $900K-$970K range depending on exactly which window and methodology is used. Treat any single figure as directional.
Franklin's median hides real sub-market variance
One local market-analysis source frames Franklin's citywide median as an average across genuinely distinct sub-markets that don't compete with each other -- from more affordable West Harpeth-area homes to Downtown Franklin's premium, walkable-core pricing and Westhaven's master-planned luxury pricing. See best-areas for the specific neighborhood breakdown; a single citywide median is a useful starting point, not a substitute for address-specific comps.
Still meaningfully below Brentwood, but the priciest of the other three satellites in this dataset
Even at the higher end of Franklin's disclosed range ($970,000), it remains well below Brentwood's own disclosed range (roughly $1.32M-$1.6M+, see brentwood-topics.js) -- but Franklin is still far above Murfreesboro ($405,000), Smyrna ($412,253), and Hendersonville ($511,622) per the base record's cross-suburb comparison.
Verify current, address-specific figures before budgeting
Given the real $900K-$970K citywide spread and the meaningfully different sub-market pricing described above, pull current listing and comparable-sale data for a specific neighborhood rather than budgeting off any single citywide figure.
Key takeaways
- Franklin's median home sale price is disclosed here as a real $900K-$970K range depending on source and window: Redfin cited $900K (down 1.1% YoY, ~July 2026), Zillow's index cited $928,567 (up 1.4% YoY, June 30, 2026), and a trailing 6-month local-market figure cited $970,000.
- This is higher across the board than the $863,530 June-2026 Redfin figure already cited in the base record -- both figures are disclosed rather than reconciled to one number, reflecting normal reporting-window movement.
- Franklin's citywide median blends genuinely distinct sub-markets, from more affordable West Harpeth-area homes to premium Downtown and Westhaven pricing -- see best-areas.
- Franklin remains meaningfully below Brentwood's price point but is the priciest of the other three Nashville-satellite cities in this dataset's comparison batch (well above Murfreesboro, Smyrna, and Hendersonville).
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