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Business Week has an article listing the Best and Worst housing markets by state. Here is is for Tennessee:

The Best and Worst Housing Markets of 2008: Tennessee - BusinessWeek



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Predictions for 2009 just came out today. Knoxville is expected to deflate 9.4% in 2009, after rising 4% in 2008. This cites median prices, which doesn't necessarily indicate that prices are falling across the board; it could mean that lower priced homes are selling more than higher priced ones. That makes sense, since it's become harder to get a loan.

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Tennessee Housing, Nashville, Memphis, Chattanooga, Knoxville, Clarksville
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