Homes for Sale in Memphis

About Memphis Real Estate

Memphis has long attracted people looking for a city that balances Southern roots with everyday practicality. Residents often cite the lower cost of living and the presence of steady employment in logistics, healthcare, and manufacturing as reasons for choosing the area. Neighborhood character varies across the city, with some sections featuring older single-family homes and others offering newer construction on larger lots. The city maintains a network of parks and greenways that support walking, cycling, and casual outdoor time, while local restaurants range from longstanding neighborhood spots to newer establishments reflecting the region's food traditions. A mix of public schools operated by the city and county districts, along with private and charter options, serves families throughout Memphis. The climate is classified as humid subtropical, bringing hot, humid summers and winters that are generally mild with occasional colder stretches. As of the most recent data, the market shows 1,954 active listings with a median price of $179,000 and an average home size of 1,859 square feet, giving buyers a wide selection across price points from under $50,000 to several million.

Average listing price: $256,316 · 1,954 homes available