Mount Juliet home prices and housing market

Last checked Oct. 17, 2026. Refreshed monthly. Home values come from the Zillow Home Value Index (ZHVI) for the city of Mount Juliet, with data through September 2026, and from the FHFA House Price Index for the Nashville metro area through the second quarter of 2026.

The typical home in Mount Juliet was worth $556,817 in September 2026, according to Zillow’s Home Value Index, up 0.6% from $553,458 a year earlier. That is the highest value among Mount Juliet’s neighbors, about $41,000 above Hendersonville and $115,000 above Lebanon. Prices are flat to slightly up, not falling: September 2026 was the highest month of the past year.

Who to call

• Your home’s appraised value for taxes: Wilson County Property Assessor, 615-444-8661, or the county’s property search
• Recent sales and deeds: Wilson County Register of Deeds, through the county’s website
• Weekly sales list: our real estate transfers page

The trend in Mount Juliet

The index moved in a narrow band all year. It rose through December 2025 to $556,775, eased through the winter and spring to about $554,500, then climbed again over the summer to its September high. For ZIP code 37122, which covers most of the city, Zillow’s typical value was $565,761, up 0.5% in a year.

Mount Juliet and its neighbors

Lebanon, the county seat about nine miles east, gained the most. Goodlettsville and La Vergne, the two neighbors with the lowest values, lost ground.

The wider Nashville market

The Federal Housing Finance Agency’s all-transactions House Price Index for the Nashville-Davidson-Murfreesboro-Franklin metro area, which includes Wilson County, stood at 485.29 in the second quarter of 2026, up about 1.6% from 477.48 a year earlier. The FHFA index tracks repeat sales and refinance appraisals of the same homes, so it measures change, not a price.

Other figures you will see

• The city’s Living in Mt Juliet page says the median home price topped $635,900 as of May 2025, with homes on the market an average of 30 days. That is a sale-price median, which runs higher than Zillow’s mid-tier index.
• The Census Bureau’s 2023 American Community Survey five-year estimates put the median value of owner-occupied homes in Mount Juliet at $423,000. It is based on owners’ own estimates collected from 2019 to 2023, so it lags the market.

How to read these numbers

Zillow’s index is a modeled value of a typical mid-priced home, the middle third of the market, smoothed and seasonally adjusted. It is not an average sale price, and Zillow revises past months. It is useful for direction and for comparing places. For one house, look at recent sales on the same street.

What this means for you

• Buying: Mount Juliet is the priciest place in its corner of Middle Tennessee, but values are barely moving.
• Selling: a year of gains under 1% means price to the street, not to last year’s headlines.
• Your tax appraisal comes from the county assessor, not from Zillow; see property taxes.

Related: moving to Mount Juliet, population and growth and building permits and zoning.

Area by area: Mount Juliet neighborhoods, with school zones and home values for each of the city’s seven planning areas.

Frequently asked questions

What is the average home price in Mount Juliet?

Zillow’s Home Value Index put the typical Mount Juliet home at $556,817 in September 2026. That is a modeled value for mid-priced homes, not an average sale price.

Are home prices going up in Mount Juliet?

Slowly. The Zillow index rose 0.6% from September 2025 to September 2026, from $553,458 to $556,817.

Is Mount Juliet more expensive than Lebanon or Hendersonville?

Yes. In September 2026 Zillow’s typical value was $556,817 in Mount Juliet, $515,384 in Hendersonville and $441,712 in Lebanon.

What is the typical home value in ZIP code 37122?

Zillow put the typical home in ZIP code 37122 at $565,761 in September 2026, up 0.5% in a year.