Where we work
Each guide covers what the town is actually like to live in, what we tell buyers to check before they make an offer, and every current listing there.
Greene County
Greeneville is the seat of Greene County and the second-oldest town in Tennessee, sitting in the valley between the Bald Mountains and the Nolichucky River. It is a real town with a real downtown — not a bedroom community — and the housing stock reflects that.
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Washington County
Tennessee’s oldest town, and it knows it. Jonesborough’s historic district is genuinely intact, the storytelling festival brings the country here every October, and demand for anything inside the district is consistently ahead of supply.
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Washington County
The largest of the Tri-Cities and the region’s economic center, anchored by East Tennessee State University and Ballad Health. Johnson City has the deepest and fastest-moving housing market we work in.
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Sullivan County
A planned city built around industry, with wide streets, strong parks, and some of the most house-for-the-money in the Tri-Cities. Kingsport rewards buyers who are comparing on value rather than chasing a specific address.
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Hamblen County
The seat of Hamblen County and a working town before it is anything else. Morristown has a manufacturing base that has held up, Cherokee Lake on its doorstep, and housing that still buys more square footage than the same money gets closer to Knoxville.
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