Home sales in northeast Tennessee were down in October, but not enough to push the market’s year-to-date performance off its double-digit growth, according to the Northeast Tennessee Association of Realtors (NETAR).According to a press release from NETAR detailing its home sales report for October, there were 807 closings last month. That is 43 fewer than September and 30 fewer than October, 2020. So far this year 7,911 single-family and condo sales have closed, which is 877 more than the first 10 months of last year, according to the release. October’s average sale price of $240,732 was down $9,455 from September.