Amy Remke, Realtor

My goal is to help your find your dream property, negotiate the best terms and assist you through closing, creating a life-long relationship.

[Amy Remke, Realtor @amy_remke]

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@TonyKing38983 The king of vacuums. A real beast

[Chris Remke @ccremke]

Metro's 2026 housing plan is asking us not to believe our lying eyes.

To answer your question, @ChrisNallsTV: Yes, longtime residents are being priced out.

Watching city officials suddenly admit the devastating impact this economy has on fixed-income and vulnerable locals isn't a breakthrough in empathy; it’s a hypocritical, calculated move to shift the blame for their own policy failures.

Our leaders have endless time to roll out the red carpet for Oracle and Starbucks, but zero time to shield locals from the fallout. They are on fire to make life cheaper for the top 30%, while completely abandoning the remaining 70% of the everyday tax-burdened workforce who actually make this city run.

They bait the public with buzzwords like 'Missing Middle' housing. But this ain't new, it's just a deeply polished 2.0 rebrand of Nashville's 2010/2015 'Missing Middle' 1.0. They know most folks won't read the fine print or realize that the past fifteen years, specifically the 2015 update to the Metro Zoning Code, were just our first dose of this inflation steroid. Yet Metro expects us to believe that pushing out a rebranded 10-year initiative wrapped in an artificial sweetener will fix it? It’s like prescribing more sugar for a case of diabetes.

We are expected to believe that offloading the high costs of overdevelopment onto taxpayers, while pushing our crumbling infrastructure to the breaking point, is somehow the answer.

They want us to accept the absurd premise that an architectural trick can cure an economic crisis, as if rezoning will magically fix wages failing to keep pace with inflation.

And the Council’s own H&I Study exposes the reality: their solutions primarily serve renters at 100% of the Area Median Income (the top 26% of earners) and buyers at a whopping 200% (the top 14% of earners) for a family of four - well beyond the $470K median home price you noted.

Isn't deceiving the public with false promises of affordability (cheaper for the luxury class) worse than actively neglecting the vulnerable?

[Amy Remke, Realtor @amy_remke]

New Listing at 1007 Chateau Dr https://t.co/BUt7YAiYWy

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2 bed/2 bath condo with garage for $265K https://t.co/xjdBZ5eT3R

[Amy Remke, Realtor @amy_remke]

Mortgage rates remain higher and are expected to stay that way in 2025.

[Amy Remke, Realtor @amy_remke]

2 bed/2 bath condo with garage https://t.co/K7oOVjyvuR

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Home equity has doubled in seven years for Americans. But how do you get at the money? https://t.co/yFvPgoVC3u via @usatoday

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Condos Are the New Starter Home for Some Budget-Minded Buyers https://t.co/7S0U3PYETa

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Fall is a great time to visit!

[Nashville Tennessee @visitmusiccity]

Happy International World Tourism Day! ✈️ When was the last time you visited Nashville?
📸: @ musiccityaerial

[Nashville Tennessee @visitmusiccity]

Looking to experience Nashville like the locals do? We've got all the recommendations and ideas so you can be an undercover tourist! 😉 ⬇️
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32 Things To Do In Nashville, Tennessee https://t.co/I6KRzmtn5R via @Southern_Living

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Country Music's Biggest Celebration is about to start

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Summer is kicking off in Nashville!

[Nashville Tennessee @visitmusiccity]

Go on, start planning your trip. We know you want to! 😜 https://t.co/06BMXni8Jg

[NAR REALTOR® NEWS @realtormag]

The interest rate for a 30-year loan is nearly a whole percentage point down from a 7.08% peak just two months ago. https://t.co/SxYQepjTZ9

[Amy Remke, Realtor @amy_remke]

Just in case you thought you had to 10 or 20% to put down on a house. The average first time buyers puts down 7%, some even less.

[NAR Research @NAR_Research]

The Average First-time Home Buyer
-33 years old
-Household income of $86,500
-Median $252,000 home purchase price
-7% down payment
-Buys a home with an average square footage of 1,640 square feet
-37% carry student debt, with a typical balance of $30,000
https://t.co/01YMJaPnVq

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Cleaning House: Secrets of a Truly Deep Clean https://t.co/WlS64d1BF1

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Love coneflowers & black eyed susans in my yard!

[HouseLogic @HouseLogic]

Use less water AND enrich your soil with mulch. Happy plants, happy you, happy 🌎. #EarthDay https://t.co/TtotLF2uii