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Census ACS 2023 · 65 cities

Most Expensive Cities in Tennessee

Housing costs are the single largest expense for most families. In Tennessee, Brentwood city has the highest median home value at $926,700. Across the state's 65 major cities, home values reflect local demand, job markets, school quality, and proximity to amenities. Understanding housing costs city-by-city helps homebuyers and renters find the best value for their budget within Tennessee.

Source: Census ACS 2023 5-Year Estimates

#CityHome ValueMedian RentMedian Income
1White House city$311,200$1,362$87,315
2Union City city$138,400$732.00$45,523
3Tullahoma city$228,800$866.00$60,855
4Springfield city$235,200$1,107$58,741
5Spring Hill city$452,400$1,738$106,658
6Soddy-Daisy city$241,400$996.00$67,824
7Smyrna town$326,700$1,366$78,409
8Shelbyville city$224,700$935.00$52,290
9Seymour Cdp$262,800$1,530$85,240
10Sevierville city$264,000$1,000$55,106
11Red Bank city$246,100$1,118$61,788
12Powell Cdp$264,500$1,153$85,281
13Portland city$256,400$1,100$72,380
14Paris city$142,700$763.00$39,365
15Oak Ridge city$233,500$1,076$71,000
16Nolensville town$695,100$2,557$170,068
17Nashville-Davidson metropolitan government (balance)$383,100$1,486$75,197
18Murfreesboro city$365,100$1,376$76,241
19Mount Juliet city$423,000$1,875$107,847
20Morristown city$155,700$855.00$44,811
21Millington city$172,800$1,059$51,695
22Middle Valley Cdp$277,400$1,255$93,264
23Memphis city$157,100$1,123$51,211
24McMinnville city$147,200$756.00$43,348
25Maryville city$310,600$1,149$79,340
26Martin city$177,700$808.00$41,510
27Manchester city$215,700$897.00$55,019
28Lewisburg city$183,400$859.00$52,634
29Lenoir City city$214,300$913.00$60,480
30Lebanon city$359,300$1,210$71,320
31Lawrenceburg city$158,100$768.00$41,458
32Lakeland city$373,800$1,611$113,843
33La Vergne city$273,700$1,714$80,418
34Knoxville city$214,000$1,116$50,994
35Kingsport city$203,000$843.00$50,436
36Johnson City city$238,000$957.00$55,429
37Jackson city$195,000$1,094$51,552
38Hendersonville city$396,500$1,552$91,503
39Hartsville/Trousdale County$284,100$805.00$63,190
40Greeneville town$210,700$680.00$51,516
41Goodlettsville city$355,000$1,370$65,898
42Germantown city$441,200$1,760$144,799
43Gallatin city$343,700$1,299$73,589
44Franklin city$646,300$1,861$115,000
45Farragut town$513,100$1,691$142,402
46Elizabethton city$159,700$751.00$44,834
47East Ridge city$182,500$1,112$55,988
48Dyersburg city$170,900$759.00$51,846
49Dickson city$263,100$999.00$69,074
50Crossville city$230,300$827.00$50,672
51Cookeville city$263,800$885.00$48,501
52Columbia city$261,700$1,092$61,204
53Collierville town$458,300$1,574$134,319
54Collegedale city$332,700$1,435$64,905
55Clinton city$204,700$858.00$64,005
56Cleveland city$241,800$966.00$55,904
57Clarksville city$236,100$1,215$66,786
58Chattanooga city$259,200$1,155$61,028
59Bristol city$182,500$764.00$55,007
60Brentwood city$926,700$2,497$184,720
61Bartlett city$283,700$1,658$100,660
62Atoka town$283,500$1,279$86,922
63Athens city$197,300$807.00$53,151
64Arlington town$367,700$2,046$125,909
65Alcoa city$232,300$1,057$60,049

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Frequently Asked Questions

Brentwood city is the #1 ranked city in Tennessee by median home value, with a value of $926,700 according to Census ACS 2023 data.

Tennessee has 65 cities with 10,000+ population tracked in Census ACS 2023 data.

All data comes from the American Community Survey (ACS) 2023 5-Year estimates by the US Census Bureau.

Data from the American Community Survey 2023 5-Year estimates. Covers cities with populations of 10,000 or more in Tennessee.