Moving to Collierville, TN? Here’s What I Tell My Clients

I help a lot of families relocate to Collierville, and I get why - award-winning schools, a charming historic Town Square, and newer homes with a median around $483,000, just southeast of Germantown. If you're moving here in 2026, here's the same rundown I give my relocation clients, including what today's rates mean for your budget.

Schools first

Collierville Schools is a top-performing municipal district anchored by the impressive Collierville High. For most families, schools are the number-one draw, and since zoning affects value, I confirm the assigned schools on every home you consider.

Prices, rates, and your budget

Collierville sits at the upper end of the metro on price, and buyers happily pay for the schools, safety, and amenities.

A quick reality check on rates: as I write this in early July 2026, the 30-year fixed is sitting right around 6.4% - a seven-week low, and down from about 6.67% a year ago (Freddie Mac). Fannie Mae expects rates to hover near 6.4% through the rest of the year, though the Fed has signaled it could still move. Rates change daily, so the smartest thing you can do is let me connect you with a local lender for a real quote before you shop.

The newest places to land

If you want new construction, I keep a close eye on Grove at Clara's Ridge (Regency Homebuilders), the Manor at Hall Creek area, Spring Creek Ranch, and - for 55+ buyers - The Village at Strathmore. Moving from out of town? I'll be your eyes on the ground with virtual tours and honest neighborhood comparisons.

Market and rate figures as of early July 2026; rates change constantly — contact me for current numbers.