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Nashville is Tennessee’s most populated city and the state capital. With a city population of 689,447 (U.S. 2020 Census) and a metro area population of 2.15 million, “Music City” stands out as one of the most vibrant and rapidly growing cities in the South. Home to sports teams, colleges, and a wide range of industries, it’s an exciting—and popular—destination for people relocating to the region.
Nashville’s energetic culture means there’s always something to experience. Top attractions include:
Music fans flock to Nashville for its country, rock, and jazz venues, radio stations, music theaters, and a full calendar of live festivals and cultural events. The city also hosts the Nashville Film Festival, Fashion Week, many music festivals, and one of the South’s largest LGBT events. Art lovers will appreciate Nashville’s many visual art museums and galleries.
Nashville is home to a diverse economy, with top industries including healthcare, publishing, banking, automotive, technology, and transportation. Vanderbilt University Medical Center is the city’s largest employer, with 28,300 employees. The state and federal governments together employ about 40,000 workers.
Other major employers include Asurion, Bridgestone Americas, Captain D's, and Logan's Roadhouse. Plenty of jobs are also available in universities, schools, technology, and security companies throughout the area.
Top sectors for jobs:
Nashville has more than 10 distinct neighborhoods, each with different cost-of-living profiles:
Rent in these areas is also high:
Metropolitan Nashville Public Schools (Metro Schools) serve the city with 169 schools and about 85,000 students. Per-student spending is $17,219, with a student-to-teacher ratio of 17:1. There are also 61 private schools in the area, including:
Nashville is known as the “Athens of the South” due to its universities and colleges, enrolling around 43,000 post-secondary students. Top options include:
Additional educational options:
Nashville has an active city government and council that makes relocation easier. Services include help with utilities, deeds, licensing, permits, codes, and vehicle registration.
The city features over 10,200 acres of parkland in 99 parks managed by the Parks & Recreation Department, covering 3% of the county’s area. Notable green spaces include Warner Parks, Centennial Park, Shelby Park, Cumberland Park, Radnor Lake State Natural Area, and Old Hickory Lake. Find even more parks using the city’s parks finder tool.
Tennessee’s cost-of-living rating is 89 (USA average is 100), while Nashville’s is 108—meaning it is 19% higher than the state and 8% above the national average. Although Nashville rates lower in healthcare and some other categories, it is far more expensive to live here than elsewhere in Tennessee.
Housing costs account for much of this: Nashville's housing cost rating is 137 (compared to 80 in Tennessee and 100 nationally). Most homes are single-family houses, but duplexes, apartments, condos, and other shared options are available for every type of homeowner.
Here are the military bases within 50 miles: