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The Busi Gazette

East Tennessee Edition

Tuesday edition · Nov 10, 2026 · 6:00 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 Sevierville, at $308,215, and lowest in New Market, at $14,049.

East Tennessee has 110 active land listings in this edition. Together they state 756.2 acres. The median asking price is $399,000, or $145,780 per acre at the median. Land is 84% of the 131 active listings in the edition.

Among cities with three or more priced lots, the median asking price per acre is highest in Sevierville, at $308,215, and lowest in New Market, at $14,049.

The land listings by city →

P6 · Local news

$47-million loan secured for planned seven-story hotel in Downtown Knoxville

“KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — Developers have announced that a $47-million loan has been secured for the development of a seven-story hotel in Downtown Knoxville.”

Short excerpt from WATE 6 (Knoxville), Nov 10

Open the summary →P6 Local headlines →

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By the Numbers

Active listings by city

Click a city for every listings listed there
CityActiveMedian askMedian days
Knoxville17$299,000180
Sevierville8$147,50055
Lenoir City8$717,750116
Jacksboro7$179,90036
Maryville5$499,900133
Athens4$314,500109
46 more cities on the full page → · Source: East Tennessee REALTORS® MLS via the IDX feed, as of Nov 10 · asking prices, never values

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

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