Tennessee Living

Thinking about moving to Nashville, Tennessee, or Austin, Texas? Nashville takes the lead in our hearts, but we’ll provide an unbiased analysis below so that you can decide.

Tennessee is a great place to visit but is it also an ideal place to move? We've put together a comprehensive 2021 guide for folks who are thinking about moving to Tennessee.

Safety is a key consideration when buying a home. As Tennessee real estate experts, we've compiled a list of the top 10 safest places to live in Tennessee in 2021.

More families are calling Tennessee home. The mild climate, outdoor amenities, low crime rate, and fantastic schools make it a great place to raise a family.

Those looking to buy a home in Nashville have plenty of incredible suburban options. We're here to break down the top 10 best Nashville suburbs of 2021.

Plans are in the works to bring Nashville its fourth major sports franchise, The Nashville Stars. What does another sports team mean for Nashville real estate?

The lack of supply, and an increasing amount of demand, has caused house prices to rise at a record pace - and there are no signs of this slowing down any time soon.

More and more retirees are coming to Tennessee to live out their golden years. See our list of the top 10 places they're calling home.

It's no secret, the Nashville Tennessee area is attracting more and more people to it. Between the excellent job market, the mild climate, and the culturally rich city that promises tons of entrainment, people are coming in by busloads!

If you're thinking about selling your home, you'll have to make many decisions. Not only do you need to figure out what town/state you're moving to, how much you'd like to sell the home for, and the timeline of selling your home - you'll also have to choose how you want to sell your home.

Nashville’s most walkable neighborhoods provide surprisingly high levels of walkability, especially for a Southern city. We suggest you take a look at these walkable Nashville neighborhoods.

If you live around Nashville and pay any attention to local politics, you’ve probably heard about another controversial topic: The 34% increase in Davidson County property taxes.