Nashville, Tennessee Commercial Real Estate Market Report

As of September 2026 · 131 active listings tracked on Commrty

Active listings
131
For sale
131
Median asking price
$1.9M
Avg. advertised cap rate
5.85%
New in last 30 days
0
Inventory by property type
  • Retail42 · 32%
  • Land27 · 21%
  • Office27 · 21%
  • Multifamily17 · 13%
  • Industrial13 · 10%
  • Mixed Use4 · 3%
  • Hospitality1 · 1%
Asking price distribution (for sale)
Low $145KMedian $1.9MHigh $1000M

Based on 94 listings that publish an asking price.

Recent market activity
  • New in last 30 days0
  • New in last 90 days131
  • Sold or leased (180 days)0

Market analysis — September 2026

The Nashville commercial real estate market currently presents 131 active listings on Commrty, all of which are exclusively for sale. This inventory is defined by a diverse range of assets that reflects the city's role as a regional hub for healthcare, music, and logistics. All 131 of these listings were added to the marketplace within the last 90 days, with no new entries recorded during the most recent 30-day period. Currently, there is no activity regarding completed sales or lease transactions on the platform, suggesting that the inventory remains entirely available to potential investors seeking entry into this market. Pricing for the 94 listings that publish a figure ranges from 145,000 dollars to 1 billion dollars, with a median asking price of 1.9 million dollars. Investors evaluating these opportunities will find a median advertised cap rate of 5.85 percent. This pricing structure offers a broad spectrum of capital requirements for market participants, ranging from smaller commercial parcels to large-scale investment opportunities, depending on individual risk tolerance and yield objectives. The asset composition on Commrty includes 42 retail properties, 27 land parcels, 27 office buildings, and 17 multifamily assets. Additionally, there are 13 industrial sites, 4 mixed-use properties, and 1 hospitality asset available for acquisition. This inventory mix provides various options for different buyer profiles, including those focused on retail operations, long-term development of land, or the management of existing office and residential facilities. Given the diverse nature of these property types, the market serves a wide range of investors looking to align their capital with Nashville's evolving economic landscape.

Figures are computed from active listings published on Commrty as of September 2026 and describe listed inventory, not the entire market. Analysis is generated from those figures and refreshed monthly.