The 8544 Kingston Pike property that houses Jim Cogdill Dodge was sold for $5.5 million.
Last week wrapped up the end of summer and I am excited about the cooler temperatures. During the week of September 18-22, we recorded 1,263 documents. On the lending side of things, 258 Trust Deeds (loans) were recorded with a total value of $62.45 million.
Nick McBride
The largest mortgage of the week valued at $4.1 million was backed by CHC TN LLC. There were two other loans recorded worth over a million dollars. SmartBank backed a loan for $2.94 million and First Bank of Alabama funded a loan for $1.16.
As for property transfers, we recorded 197 Warranty Deeds with a cumulative value of $75.36 million. Six of these were priced at $1 million or more. The most valuable transfer of the week was the Jim Cogdill Dodge property at 8544 Kingston Pike. TN Real Estate LLC purchased the parcel for $5.5 million.
The second largest warranty deed of the week was recorded on Castle Terrace Apartments off of Dutch Valley. The property at 4121 Whistlers Way sold for $4.025 million.
The parcels at 8808, 8812 and 8814 Kingston Pike sold for $2.6 million
For the last notable transfer of the week, we go back to Kingston Pike to another well-known area in Knoxville. The three parcels consisting of 8808, 8812 and 8814 transferred for a total of $2.6 million. These encompass the land that consists of Line-X of Knoxville, Service King and Knoxville Powersports.
The three-year comparison has been updated as of Friday, September 22.
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Have a great weekend! – Nick
Nick McBride is register of deeds for Knox County.