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The Busi Gazette

East Tennessee Edition

Friday edition · Nov 13, 2026 · 6:00 AM EST
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Land & development

Many small lots or a few big tracts in East Tennessee? Lots against acreage

Lots of under five acres are 71% of the listings that state an acreage and hold 17% of the acres.

In East Tennessee, 108 active land listings are on the market. Together they state 741.1 acres. The median asking price is $399,000, or $146,890 per acre at the median. Land is 85% of the 127 active listings in the edition.

Lots of under five acres are 71% of the listings that state an acreage, and they hold 17% of the acres listed.

The land listings by acreage →

P4 · Local news

Knoxville state senator focusing on kitchen table issues in new leadership role

“State Senator Becky Massey is taking on a new role. In the 115th General Assembly, Massey has been elected as the Senate Republican Caucus Chair.”

Short excerpt from WATE 6 (Knoxville), Nov 12

Open the summary →P4 Local headlines →

Briefly noted:The directory opens with the house; your business could be the first listed

By the Numbers

Active listings by city

Click a city for every listings listed there
CityActiveMedian askMedian days
Knoxville17$299,000183
Lenoir City8$717,500119
Sevierville7$170,00070
Jacksboro6$187,45039
Maryville5$499,900136
Vonore4$149,900165
46 more cities on the full page → · Source: East Tennessee REALTORS® MLS via the IDX feed, as of Nov 13 · asking prices, never values

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

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