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Memphis Real Estate Market: July 2024 Stats and Trends

Memphis Real Estate Market: July 2024 Stats and Trends

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Real estate has become a popular avenue for people looking to diversify their income streams and potentially hedge against inflation. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or just getting started in investing, Memphis, TN, is certainly worth considering.

Located in southwestern Tennessee and bordering the Mississippi river, the city of Memphis is more than just home to the infamous Graceland estate. While the city's historic roots with Blues and Rock N’ Roll can certainly be felt in the vibrant nightlife and live music scene, the city is also renowned for its history museums, food culture, and industry.

Affectionately known as the “Barbecue Capital”, Memphis is known nationwide for its established barbecue cuisine and the community it creates. Food and music may be the backbone of this Tennessee city, but residents also have access to a plethora of entertainment options, a booming job industry, and plenty of access to outdoor parks and recreation options.

So what about the Memphis real estate market in July 2024? What do stats and trends look like contemporarily? Facts and figures are constantly changing, so we’ve gathered all the most up-to-date information for you.

Here are some of the top trends for the Memphis real estate market (July 2024):

Memphis General Statistics

  • Population (city proper): 613,110
  • Population (metro area): 1,330,954
  • Area (city proper): 249.9 sq. mi.
  • Area (metro area): 4,575.2
  • Median Age: 34.7
  • GDP (metro area): $96.1 Billion
  • Unemployment rate (metro area): 3.5% (down .8%% since January 2024)
  • Top employers: FedEx, AutoZone, Sedgwick James Inc., International Paper, Baptist Memorial Health Care, Perkins Restaurant & Bakery, Sedgwick CMS Holdings Inc., Temp1, Perkins & Marie Callender’s Holding LLC, ServiceMaster.
  • Highest paying jobs: Anesthesiologist, Thoracic Surgeon, Physician, Cardiologist, Oncologist, Hematologist, Rheumatologist, Vascular Surgeon, Hospitalist Physician, Pulmonary Physician.
  • Median income (per capita): $31,620
  • Median income (household): $50,622

Memphis Real Estate Market (July 2024) Statistics

  • Neighborhoods: 202
  • Homes for sale as of July 2024: 2,856
  • Median list price: $225.7K (up 3.3% since January 2024)
  • Median sold price: $169K (up .9% Since January 2024)
  • Sale-to-list price ratio: 95.89%
  • Median price per square foot: $107
  • Median days on market: 45 (down 26% since January 2024)
  • Rental vacancy rate: 10.5%
  • Homeowner vacancy rate: 1.9%
  • One-year appreciation rate: -1.6%
  • Average rent: $1,073
  • Price-to-rent ratio: 10.46
  • Most expensive neighborhoods:  

Neighborhood 

Average Monthly Rent 

Median Listing Price

River Oaks & Brierwood

$2,669

$895,035

Chickasaw Gardens & Lundee 

$2,525

$677,262

Red Acres & High Point Terrace

$1,910

$663,041

Belle Meade & Village

$2,011

$656,622

White Station

$3,101

$605,965

  • Least expensive neighborhoods:

Neighborhood

Median Monthly Rent 

Median Listing Price

Grahamwood

$1,787

$91,858

Midtown Northeast

$1,715

$85,310

Orange Mound West

$1,241

$63,028

New Chicago

$1,702

$59,416

Hollywood West

$1,082

$30,182

Final Thoughts: Memphis Real Estate Market (July 2024) Trends

The Memphis real estate market is constantly changing and evolving. But the potential for investors to profit is near-constant. Whether you’re an experienced real estate investor or brand new to the industry, the Memphis real estate market could provide ample opportunity to build your portfolio.

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This content was originally published on Evernest.co.

Spencer Sutton
Director of Marketing
Spencer wakes up with marketing and lead generation on his mind. Early in his real estate career, he bought and sold over 150 houses in Birmingham, which has helped him craft Evernest marketing campaigns from a landlord’s perspective. He enjoys creating content that helps guide new and veteran investors through the complexities of the real estate market, helping them avoid some of the pitfalls he encountered. Spencer is also passionate about leadership development and co-hosts The Evernest Property Management Show with Matthew Whitaker. Spencer has traveled to some of the most remote parts of the world with a non-profit he founded, Neverthirst (India, Sudan, South Sudan, Nepal, Central African Republic, etc..), but mostly loves to hang out with his wife, kids, and the world’s best black lab, Jett. Hometown: Mtn. Brook, Alabama