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The Busi Gazette

East Tennessee Edition

Monday edition · Nov 2, 2026 · 7:00 AM EST
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Land & development

What does an acre ask in East Tennessee? Asking price per acre, city by city

The median asking price per acre is highest in Sweetwater, at $218,436, and lowest in New Market, at $14,049.

In East Tennessee, 118 active land listings are on the market. Together they state 791.6 acres. The median asking price is $399,000, or $147,849 per acre at the median. Land is 84.3% of the 140 active listings in the edition.

Among cities with three or more priced lots, the median asking price per acre is highest in Sweetwater, at $218,436, and lowest in New Market, at $14,049.

The land listings by city →

P4 · Local news

Nearly 1,000 supporters take part in 33rd Race Against Cancer in downtown Knoxville

“Organizers said every dollar raised stays in East Tennessee and directly supports patients undergoing treatment.”

Short excerpt from WVLT (Knoxville), Nov 2

Open the summary →P4 Local headlines →

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By the Numbers

Active listings by city

Click a city for every listings listed there
CityActiveMedian askMedian days
Knoxville20$312,000153
Sevierville9$125,00059
Jacksboro7$179,90028
Lenoir City7$750,000114
Athens5$540,000118
Vonore5$149,900179
46 more cities on the full page → · Source: East Tennessee REALTORS® MLS via the IDX feed, as of Nov 2 · asking prices, never values

Gazette city pages, with every edition's figures for the city: Knoxville, Sevierville, Jacksboro, Lenoir City, Athens, Vonore and Maryville. All cities.

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