Nashville's growing popularity is making it expensive for locals
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
- Nashville, America’s music capital, has become more popular due to destination concerts and bachelorette parties. NBC News’ Kathy Park spoke to locals about how the cost of living has skyrocketed as the city's popularity has grown.
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"Nashville's growing population is making it expensive for locals?" You don't say! Who would of thought?!
Right?! Who would *have* thought
Nashville = Los Angeles 2.0 (or Austin 2.0 . . . Seattle 2.0 . . . Portland 2.0 . . . )
As soon as the Big Tech companies show up, it's only a matter of time before the problems begin.
Besides night life why big tech even go to Nash? Cuz they want to make a country music app?
@@MbisonBalrog Big Tech needs new host cities since the Bay Area has been used up.
@@UnitedCorporationsOfAmerica why not just choose cheapest city possible like Baltimore? In the middle of NEC lots of people.
@MbisonBalrog Because they like planting flags in "cool" hip cities. They did this in West L.A. too. Snapchat showed up in the Venice neighborhood like an occupying army.
@MbisonBalrog Tech companies are obsessed with age. They want to appear young and fresh and cool, so they post up in "cool" cities.
Californian transplants are coming and putting up offers on houses that are $200k to $300k above the asking price. That’s why.
Exactly
Same in Texas. Houston, Austin, and Dallas natives are struggling to survive. Cost of living is high, while out of state folks think it’s great.
Thank god for remote work…I’m coming to Houston…with my 140k salary…without it we all would be stuck in these high cost cities
They are leaving Austin finally. They are going to Nashville.
Cost of living is high everywhere now.
Cities are supposed to be expensive. Why do people expect rural affordability to exist in an urban city.
@@jcpenny3606 Who said anything about rural affordable? I’ve live d in Houston majority of my life and the cost of living has skyrocketed in the last 5-10 years. City living has always been higher than rural, but it is increasing at an unseen pace now. Due to tons of transplants and lack of housing options.
Step 1: locals work hard and build a wonderful community full lf unique culture and prosperity.
Step 2: community gains popularity and ends up on the "best places to live" list
Step 3: out of towners flock to get a piece of the propserity
Step 4: out kf towners ruin culture and prosperity because they dont know how to work hard or maintain a functional community.
Step 5: ruined
Except it is often affluent people that know how to work hard by earning the skills and education that allows them to afford what the locals cannot 😅 so rather than work hard to better themselves, locals leave bitter because they expect the government to fix their problems
The Last Resort…”call some place paradise, kiss it goodbye”
@cmdrls212 which city you flee, LA or NY?
@@Price-lq8oc neither and I don't plan to give up my 2% mortgage even as I could easily displace people in these tier 2 and tier 3 cities because they lack the education and hard work to compete against my equity and purchasing power. However, I'm sure people who own in LA and NY will come to any town with basically 1-2 million dollars in cash to buy literally anything they want in these small towns. But you know what? I'm ok with people displacing and gentrifying places because that's American Capitalism and Freedom. If you don't want to be displaced, you should have taken personal responsibility and educated yourself to earn the same as a NYC or SF tech bro. This is America, not Russia :) And so you can't expect the government to protect your town from the rich coming in and setting up. In fact, the government favors the rich and Red states LOVE the extra taxes these spenders bring to these forgotten towns. They really don't care what happens to the servant class.
@@cmdrls212Affluent mostly got rich riding the backs of others not by actually doing work. That is what finance basically is. Create money they loan people at interest. It inflates money supply reducing value and everyone becomes your slave and keeps working to pay usury.
Like every city...past and future.
Nah these bubbles in one or two hot cities is New. People use to spread them selves out more. That why we have so many small towns everywhere. Everyone flocking to cities to be waiters is not good
Helluva job interviewing transplants about the pain of locals NBC
Well said. Admittedly, there's a point where a transplant stays someplace long enough they become a local--yours truly, who moved her twenty years back, is a good example. But seeking input on the situation from a bunch or relative Johnny-come-latelys comes across as tone-deaf.
If you lived in Brooklyn for the past 20 years you understand this pain
Exactly.
It' s not just NBC. For at least the last six months, the local stations have been doing interviews with people complaining about how Nashville is being ruined by all the people who moved here from California in the last couple years, then they explain that they consider themselves qualified to point out these new people from California as the problem, because they moved here a decade ago from California and know how Californians are. When we complained about them a decade ago, we were told that we were backwards and intolerant of new ideas.
Six or seven years ago, Nashville's mayor was originally from California. She did her part in ruining the city, then resigned as part of a plea bargain to avoid jail time after being caught stealing from the city. Now, she wants to run for Congress to represent the area.
This is been a issue for years
no i blame these mega corporations making life hard
@@mattburritoNo blame the government for doing away with income tax from 2016 to 2021. This made it easy for big business to set up shop
@@OneManOnFire
both is bad so blame both wealth & politicians are becoming enemies
@@OneManOnFire I'm sure this has contributed to it, but Nashville was headed that way at least as early as 2014.
@@na_k It started quite a few years before that. Sometime around the mid to late-2000s, a councilman from a traditionally black neighborhood was doing interviews with local TV reporters about the number of new people who were buying homes in his district and renovating them. He was really struggling with how to diplomatically state the problem, because he was essentially complaining that white people were ruining his black neighborhood by moving in and driving up property values to the point that life-long residents could no longer afford to live there (higher property taxes and higher rent). It started in neighborhoods like his, then expanded to other neighborhoods as the cheap real estate in the poor neighborhoods became as expensive as the other neighborhoods were.
The people come for the music, but the musicians leave because of the people 😢
That's odd. No people, no listeners of the music!
Does it make sense to anyone?
"This place is getting more expensive because people who fled from "A" and "B" ... At the same time "A" e "B" are still expensive"?
Does housing supply versus demand make sense? Yes. Does overpopulation make sense? Yes.
@@turbojon8117try explaining that to DemoRATs though
Because A and B are still packed with people.
@@Ronald-hk6fk We can't all be experts at economics like the average Republican voter. Super clever word play there, Ronald.
Prices go up much faster than they go down. L.A can lose 500,000 higher income folks to Nashville, but businesses in L.A won’t lower the price to match the decreased demand until they absolutely have to. Meanwhile businesses in Nashville may actually need to immediately raise their prices to keep up with the increased demand on their products.
Nashville is turning into Austin 😅
Austin used to be great, I hear its bad now.. where can I go in America now? not sure
I live in nashville and I cannot afford to live here anymore. it's insane and broadway area is getting way out of hand .
Yeah my father had to leave Goodlettsville last year because his rent went up $500.00 a month more. We left Cheatham County in 2013 when prices were lower and moved to east tn and got our place for under 120,000 for a 2br condo in Knoxville. Now our place has more than doubled in value. Glad we got out when we did!
Too crowded and too many people
Not by global standards. Nashville is a farm town by comparison.
@@duckmercy11 It's no longer a farm town. This spring, transplants were complaining about their homes flooding. Natives were wondering why they were complaining about something they should have known would happen, because they bought a house in development that had been farmland, and it was good farmland because you could expect the nearby river or creek to get out of its banks at least once a decade and improve the soil.
Sadly this has become an issue not just in the US but the entire world as well.
I was born in Nashville and moved to Murfreesboro in 2003 but still worked downtown in Nashville till 2016...working for the State making $32,000 a year when i left...so...you can see why you rarely run into a Nashville Native in Nashville...we can't live there
i never been to nashville coming from a californian
Fair warning...if you ever visit Nashville or Tennessee, you will fall in love. @@mattburrito
From some things I've read and heard is that the older locals really don't like what the city has become but it's a city of business people at heart and profit is king so you reap what you sow. I was there playing baseball in early 90's really never had a desire to visit "Smashville" but I do find rural Tennessee very nice.
I've been living in Nashville for twenty years and been tossed out of not one, but two apartment complexes bought out from under me by developers. I don't dare go downtown anymore because the parking costs almost as much as the concert or club I wanted to get into. And one other thing the story didn't mention? Our conservative state legislature HATES Nashville and everyone who lives here, and routinely nullifies and overturns municipal legislation (our non-discrimination ordinance, our Community Oversight Board, etc.) that goes against its agenda.
My advice to anyone who comes down here for a weekend and thinks Nashville would be a great place to live? Don't bother unless you make at least $100K a year. And if you do? Stay away, anyway; you're part of the problem.
The Conservative Republican Majority Legislature does Not hate Nashville. Nashville refuses to enforce State Laws against their Political Ideology. Nashville is a Radical Democrat Progressive City of Local Elected Officials. Nashville Mayor & others believe in DEI, Social Justice System & Defunding the Police & Increased Taxes.
Nullified non-discrimination ordinance? Why was that ordinance passed? What triggered it?
This is happening to a lot of cities across the South. Out of state transplants moving in due to cheaper cost of living compared to where they came from; but the sheer influx ends up making the city they move to as or almost as expensive as where they came from.
😂😂 transplants this america people move where they please.
Locals bellyaching over transplants. A tale as old as time.
And you know many of the "locals" were also transplants at one time.
Californians*
@@bryanspilner7370
i am a californian i don’t support mega corporations that thinks they do whatever they want
@@bryanspilner7370 You're aware that MILLIONS of "Californians" were born and raised in the Midwest or South or empty West, tried CA for a few years, then moved somewhere they *might* be able to buy a home someday, right?
COL living never this high. Cities used to be cheap regardless who comes.
My wife and I have visited there twice in two years. You can see the growth even as a tourist. The construction (Downtown), the traffic heading in and out of town, foot traffic on Broadway, etc. A lot of energy. The bands performing don't actually play country music from what I saw, a lot of classic rock.
very poor use of overtaxed dollars for and by cronyism. and they have a lot of illegals.
Cater to tourists.
Over a decade ago, there were transplants that publicly complained that they considered Nashville's "redneck" image to be an embarrassment and it had to go. The stock barns at the fairgrounds were bulldozed and a large soccer stadium now stands in their place. The old NASCAR track isn't gone, but they are still working on getting rid of it. Country music gradually fading away is only one aspect of an effort to completely change the city.
@@paulstevens7528 is so sad. Nash turning into SoCal or gentrified NYC.
Nashville has 3 professional sport franchises its not a small city.
Lived in Nashville for 2 years..couldn’t wait to leave
whys that
@@JusdoinstuF very poor use of overtaxed dollars for and by cronyism. and they have a lot of illegals.
@@JusdoinstuF the yankees, hollowood and illegals came.
destroying the whole of middle tn from north to south, don't know much about spread from west and east of course everyone always wants out of Memphis oh and they come and bring their crap too.
@@tommas2674 The transplants don't seem to know anything about how that happened, but the progressive school board started trying to shift the school calendar to a year round schedule. That created problems for Gaylord Entertainment's Opryland theme park, because the majority of their workers during the peak summer schedule were high school students. For the last couple years before they gave up and closed the theme park, Gaylord bought a large motel near the airport, then bussed in migrants from Texas and housed them in the motel with shuttle buses to take them to the park's employee entrance. The area near that motel was the first in Nashville to have more businesses with their signs in Spanish, than in English. The efforts to switch schools to a year round schedule ended when the school board could no longer deny what we natives had been telling them for years - that the air conditioning systems in the school buildings could not keep up with the summer heat if the classrooms were full.
I didn't hear any Nashville country accents in this segment, just new people from somewhere else.
not easy to find a local native any more they're the minority all over mid TN
@@wanderingweh405the sundrop drinking hicks everywhere are the minority? You must be in a different middle tn than i.
Good. Tim berchert is an embarrassment.
Native Nashvillian who still lives in Nashville/Davidson County. The city has changed.
Thats just life, places change overtime. It's much better for your city to be growing than losing people and becoming an economic dustbin. A lot of rust belt cities that emptied out decades ago are just now starting to recover. Many are still doing poorly.
Residents are moving out of Nashville. Majority of Newcomers move into surrounding Counties across the State of TN & not Nashville.
If all these people coming then somewhere is losing. Be better if everywhere is stable or equal exchange of population
Why CA not trying to be like Tenn then?
This is increasingly the case all over the world. The population of the world is over 8B now. 50 years ago, it was only 4B. The world is under a lot of strain.
This has nothing to do with the USA
Mate it’s just the third world countries growing at a rapid rate. 1st world are on a huge decline.
What does India or Nigeria’s populations have to do with USA? They can hardly get citizenship over here.
@@Marco32144 just say different countries ,what is third world and is there second world also
@@pathtovortex ok? 🤨
@@Marco32144 Uhm.. The US, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand have booming poulations as well in due part to the heavy immigration and booming birth rates of certain segments of the demographic. Not to mention that people in developing countries do consume commodities, which in turn increase the demand and price globally. Also, foreigners purchase property as well, which obviously pushes up real estate prices.
We need another covid
That's the entire U.S
Real Nashville is dying. It's just becoming another L.A. now. Sucks.
Same thing in Charleston
And Brooklyn. And Harlem.
Raleigh NC the same.😢
And Pittsburgh. And Columbus.
Ban short term rentals.
That's happening to northwest Arkansas as well. Thanks Walmart headquarters, Tyson Foods and the University of Arkansas
Traffic use to end at around 5;30 or 6 …. Now it ends around 7:30 to 8 …. 1 bedroom nice apartment use to be $425.00 now it’s almost 1k 😢 a gallon of milk in gas stations is almost $6
A bag of Doritos the party size is almost $6 ….. gas is almost $4 dollars a gallon
Minimum jobs paying $11-$15 an hour
Yeah they definitely want us all peasants gone!!!! To make way for celebrities who move to Nashville daily and people from Florida- New York- Mississippi- Texas- Georgia- Illinois move here everyday
…. Almost 120 people a day move here… it use to be 77
The new homes that a strong wind will knock down being built ( the fancy looking ones) are everywhere now….. downtown has now become an entire show… no room to walk… everyday it’s packed….
That they shut down streets….
And the homeless people downtown has gathered a Taylor Swift church….
While Taylor swift has a mansion for her cat…
But hasn’t blessed them with a miracle sandwich or maybe a few bottled waters….
Yup Nashville is definitely getting more attention than other major tourist cities…..
I mean people from around the world come here to visit…
Then end up moving here…
Yup we are doomed
Nashville sucks
Thank you
This is nothing new. The cost of living started getting ridiculous as far back as 2014, if not earlier.
Need revamp detroit.
“A rising tide lifts all boats,” but not in this economy LOL
Only if they build enough housing to keep up with demand.
It will be the next Branson MO. Expensive for families to go. 95 dollar tickets to enter a lame outdated theme park. That's why hotels are going out of business.
If they have that many people then taxes would be lower. ????
“I kind of miss the charm.” The charm was destroyed 10 years. Nashville is now just an oil field. It’s being exploited just like Country Music, just like anything else you can make money off of. If you haven’t lived here for at least 20 years you have no idea what you’re talking about. Developers have single handedly destroyed the city. It looks and feels just like any other city. It’s sad. Thanks a lot.
Californians from Arizona to Georgia....Theyre like locusts.
Of course they didn't mention the crime. If you're downtown, you're usually ok but once you step outside that bubble - turn your awareness up. #615
Proud Nashvillian here born and raised!
Why tourist come here, I don't have a clue. It's nothing but nasty bars and drunks.
I ask the same question sometimes and I’m from New Orleans
Go north and east of downtown---you can dodge bullets after dark......look forward to seeing you.
Spring Hill, Tn. (35 miles south of N-ville)
People compain there "is no jobs" then jobs come "it's too expensive to live!"
I mean what did you all expect? cheap living? Once a city grows the developers want to attract those with money. Tennesse needs to increase wages. Plain and simple to balance the inflation.
Nashville is a Sanctuary City & loves cheap labor.
Balance inflation by increasing wages, when increased wages results in increasing inflation?
I love it.
Time to pack my bags🤠
The white-est city in America 😂😂😂
And?
…..visit Spokane, and Boise. 🤷🏼♂️
@@eddieg6436 or cities in Indiana or Oklahoma
It not most of the people from Nashville are black them white folks ain’t even from Nashville
A little late to move to Nashville. I moved to Nashville in 2020 and left in January 2024. One of the apartments I lived in for $1700 in Midtown is now $2400. Nashville is alright but Im good. Back on the coast where I belong. Its gotten too expensive to live landlocked. Plus the Food is mediocre, the roads bad, too much traffic, and litter scattered everywhere. But the job market is good though.
It’s a great “visit” city for about 2 weeks but living their is not my cup of tea
Austin TX, Phoenix AZ, Nashville TN, Charlotte NC. Thats where all your California hipsters are moving. Good luck with that folks.
It’s life get over it. Try living in California Bay Area.
You mean voting your way into oblivion?
@@WillieFungo i think the guy lost his job and is venting online
No were not going to let america turn into california loser.
its literally yall cali ppl moving to tennesse
@@yerroyerro4652 i doubt 8million californians that live in the middle of the state down move to tennesse homes are 300k-550k the the middle of california
Stopped going downtown in 2017.
We moved here almost 6 years ago and live 12 miles outside of Nashville due to a job relocation. So lucky we moved when we did because the cost of homes went through the roof over these years. We're happy here and Tennesseans are great but, plan to retire some place else potentially in the future.
Us too! 6 years and 12 miles!
I can’t lie I’ve been wanting to visit Nashville for a while now. Even thought about moving there a couple years ago lol. And yes I’m from a big dense city called NYC 😅…oh well, cry me a river lol
move to Kansas if you exclusivity
Maybe they will move to Memphis
Y'all are literally years late on this lol
Austin, Texas has entered the chat 😊
darn Californians
Oh waaaaaaah. Lefties did this to Florida 2020
I love Nashville ❤❤❤
How is some of that capitalism and free market for your red state
Nashville is a blue city. Always has been, and the city council has been in a series of feuds with the state legislature for several years.
Companies are coming to profit! Tennessee’s minimum wage, in 2024, is $7.25 an hour before federal taxes and insurance! It’s prime for worker & wage abuse.
That may be the minimum wage but almost all the grocery stores here are hiring with a starting wage of 16.oo -18.00 a hour.Same goes for fast food places.
@@kathywest77 Yes, and, factories (companies) that are moving there are looking for low-wage workers. $16-$18/hour is still not enough to survive in this economy or that city. The video is literally about Nashville becoming too expensive for locals.
@@kathywest77 and who can afford 1 br apartment on that. Barely anyone.
Same in Colorado
Nashville is the only place in the south I would consider living.
Same here. I heard good things about it.
TN isn’t really the south ..
@@AverageJoe483lol yes it is. You people with your laughably strict definition of “the south” crack me up.
@@AverageJoe483 And what is?
@@AverageJoe483Then what is it? Even its neighbor to the north is a Southern state.
I live in florida. my rent tripled after the plandemic
expensive! ... not Music to their ears😅😅😱😱
Opry Live and other historical figures is why Nashville Tennessee is still amazing I hope everyone still gets funding and economic relief.
You know they won’t right? City governments, Republicans and Democrats don’t care about the residents who are affected by higher prices, all 5th want is the cash. There really needs to be regulations that restrict too many people moving to keep prices stable
And it will be ruined just like Austin.
I went to college in Atlanta and Nashville in the 80,s ..the population of both have exploded.I am glad i lived in those 2 cities in the 80,s
Yall can thank the “huak tuah” girl
Why is it so hard to find the fireworks in Nashville stream?🤦🏿♂️
It’s self inflicted. (Been here for decades). Plus, the locals (rich and poor) are the cruelest unlettered people I have ever encountered.
It's quite amusing because Nashville locals who are being priced out are relocating to Huntsville, AL, and as a result, they are driving up prices for those locals. And essentially repeating the same cycle.
So thankful everyone is leaving California to go elsewhere like Nashville and Vegas. This will reset California back to old Hollywood.
and yet, as a single father of 2, they give me no aid whatsoever because "I make too much at $20h/40h week to qualify for assistance".
and? you guys refuse to pay taxes. the money saved should be wisely used. we pay 25% sales tax here in norway and 15% tax for food…we get what we paid for.
So the rest of us are supposed to pay for your bad decisions?
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@@jpsion You don't get an opinion here on this. 😅 Your country doesn't face a third of the challenges we do. Nobody is trying to move there by the thousands every day.
Almost your entire population is homogeneous, and, if memory serves, you've got almost limitless almost free energy from geothermal.
If anything... you should be mad about being overtaxed🤦♂
@@rabidgoon yeah, dude, that's how society works. Don't like it, leave, get a new species, because this is how ours rolls. We take care of each other.
The dirty little secret nobody wants to talk about Nashville compare to pretty much any other city our size or smaller the jobs are very low pay compare to cities evening smaller. If you want low paying jobs and high rent move here. The town is booming for tourists they say but the job market booming isnt truth. It's booming cause nobody wants the 40k per year jobs their offering or lower
Not to mention the crime rate is going to increase.
Already did.
Austin, Tx 2.0 - plus everyone is rich!!!
Just look at the stock market 🤷🏼♂️ buy buy buy never goes down 🚀
Still way cheaper than in Toronto.
I grew up near Nashville but moved to the NE over 20 years ago. I agree, it's too populated now and too many people. Please keep moving there and other southern states and leave the NE with less population =peace/heaven!
I have gotten the greatest music lessons living in the Nashville area. Working with some of the best musicians in the world !! Today im a far better songwriter, guitar player and drummer thanks to music city u.s.a !!
Groom and Gloom housing is unaffordable😮😅😊
As soon as they got rid of state income taxes everyone wants in
If you don't own a house somewhere, you aren't a resident you are a tenant. And you can be evicted.
The same pretty much applies to landowners also.
I visited once, wasn’t that great. Just that strip of bars but the city didn’t really offer anything else
There was a white supremacist march over the weekend downtown, they concluded it at the state capitol building waving everything from a Confederate flag to one with a swastika. All that in 95 degree heat complete with face coverings and some sort of uniform. After the sleazy show they all piled into U-Haul vans and left. This isn't the first time they've did it. See what you missed :)
the main reason is the govt mortgage limit that creates equity wealth. . Area near the Coast loan limit are over $1 million , and inland is about $600K. So that is a big equity wealth gap.
nashville, so hot right now
STAYING AWAY! crowds mean trouble.
Crowds don't always mean trouble so I'm giving your comments thumbs down!
What ever goes up Must Come down
If you don’t have assets then the cities aren’t incentivized to care about the plebs until you walk out of the city…
Gee, like this is only unique to Nashville. Every tourist city in the world is this way. Welcome to the club, Nashville. What took you so long to get here?
It's not the tourism that is driving this. It is people leaving their old home state because of the high taxes, moving to Nashville, then trying to turn the city into what they moved away from. One of them moved from California to Nashville around a decade ago, opened a ramen restaurant because Nashville didn't have any ramen restaurants, and over the last six months has repeatedly been complaining to local TV stations that the current wave of people moving to Nashville from California is ruining the city, and that the government needs to pass laws similar to California in order to protect their ramen restaurant from failing (the prices in that restaurant are stupidly high, and I've heard from several people that the customer service is nowhere near what is generally considered the minimum for the area).
Oh great a bunch of Trendy Woke Hipsters
Tennessee has regressive high sales tax, which disproportionately impacts people living paycheck to paycheck just to afford tax cuts for high earners.
That ridiculously high sales tax rate was created by Jimmy Naifeh, toward the end of his 18 years as Speaker of the State House. That tax increase and his efforts toward gun control are why he lost his position as Speaker and retired from politics a short time later. Nashville's current mayor is pushing for another increase in the sales tax rate, by increasing what the city charges on top of what the state charges. Both Naifeh and Nashville's current mayor are democrats.
Folks. It’s how things go. We feel it more because it’s happening in our time. I’m willing to bet every generation past has said the same thing about their cities.
Either deal with the change, or move elsewhere. If you move, then u can be part of the “problem” 😂
No such thing as “locals.” Longevity in a location doesn’t mean you own the city. If that were true, most of the US would belong to Native Americans. Anyone can move anywhere in the US if they so choose. Get over it or move yourself.
This is a powerful statement.
Also, hasn’t Nashville always been popular…
No body is claiming to own the place What an immature thing to say. Anyone can also not move if they want and the newbies can get over it just like you say….😅
So your saying...rich people get the right of way because the Locals can't afford the property taxes on their homes anymore?
@@terryowen6759 Isn't that America's core? You have money - you a good guy and have rights, have no money - lazy looser with no rights?
@@terryowen6759 No, I’m saying Americans are free to move wherever they please. We’ve been doing that for almost 300 years. There’s nothing in the Constitution that says cities and towns have to stay exactly as they are forever. No city looks like it did 50, 100 or 200 years ago. Nashville is no exception.
Barcelona
Hmmmmm....
Sounds like florida?
Hang in there, Tennessee.
With love,
A Texan
When condos start overtking areas once known for vibes, it's the beginning of the end.
Water is wet.
If Tenn is good for business why other states not copy? The population can be spread out. There be no RE bubble in Nashville. This makes no sense.