The price of houses in Knoxville has gotten to be outrageously expensive in the last year or so. My own house I had built new in 2000 for $85,000 is now worth $175,000 and my other house where I currently live I bought in 2013 brand new for $179,000 is now worth $335,000. It's crazy.
The housing market is definitely rising like crazy! I don't think that it's unique to Knoxville. I have realtor friends all around the country and they're expressing the same. Thanks for your comment.
You prolly dont give a damn but does anyone know of a tool to get back into an instagram account?? I was stupid lost the account password. I would appreciate any tips you can give me.
Its not just Tennessee.. My house on Long Island went from 550K to 850K in 10 years.(2011-2021) Its all relative. Looking forward to moving back to free america.
Since you wrote this, housing prices have only gotten higher. Plus, there's a severe housing shortage in the Knoxville area. Houses sell as soon as they're listed, and hundreds of new houses are currently being built for all the new people moving into the area. 1800 new houses have been built in west Knoxville in the last 18 months.
Comparisons with other cities of similar size in TN would be useful for anyone considering relocation to TN. Also, quality of healthcare in addition to cost would be an extremely important point of consideration.
If you live in TN and your new neighbor moves in from NY State, be sure to tell them to leave their fiscal policies in NY State. If not, they will vote for candidates and policies that didn't work in NY and ruined NY. That's why they move out of NY, but some of them can't understand that is the difference between NY and other states. I know because I live in NY State (but didn't vote for any of the NY junk). I hate it here. School and property taxes on a $200k house are typically around $10k per year here in communist NY....and are roads are still full of holes. We have more layers of government and handouts that we know what to do with. Don't let them screw up TN! Watch out for Californians too!
Thanks for your input. I have met some amazing families from both New York and California who are looking to relocate to TN. Many people are looking to leave behind aspects of life that simply aren't a good fit for their families and values. I have to say, the friends I'm making through this channel will absolutely love it here! The ones I've already met in person have fallen in love with TN!!
Thank you for sharing. You could go into detail a bit more. Where I live there is no sales tax on groceries with some states at 10% if my memory serves me. Property taxes varies. What you are including with transportation, repairs, insurance etc. Thanks again.
@@kaylasteik4669 how exciting!! Please let me know if I can help when it's time. There's a lot of prep before the big move... feel free to call or text me and we can talk through any questions you have!! 865-257-6338
Hello from Chicagoland area. We are either looking for an apartment in Suburbia of Knoxville area ( Maryville) or a house rent to own ( if possible). Our current rental apartment is 1370.00 for a 2 bedroom. (Excluding utilities sewer water trash ). Can you give any advice on either apartment rentals or rental homes with option to buy. Thank You
Hi Lee Anne, this is some great info! me and my family are planning on moving there early to late spring next year. We will be in the market for our 1st home, i hope i can look you up when we get in town. we will need to find a low cost rental for a few months until we can land jobs and get settled. perhaps you can help us with that also. Thank you and god bless!
I would love the opportunity to chat with you! Let's connect and start your search online before you get here so you can start getting a feel for the market and specific parts of town. By the way, I LOVE working with first-time homebuyers!
I hope your move goes well. It is a nice place to live (if it is not the big city like Nashville or Memphis). Knoxville is really nice and a lot cheaper than MA! Massachusetts was so expensive when I lived there a short time). I think you will find it much easier on the pocketbook.
@@leeannejohnsonrealtorknoxv5362 I miss Knoxville a lot! I will be moving sometime in spring, and Knoxville is one of the "finalists." hehe Stay safe and healthy. Thanks for your channel.
Hello Lee Anne, I just moved from New Orleans to Sevierville (off Boyd's Creek Road). I love it there, but I should've considered Knoxville because I spend a lot of time driving to and from Knoxville. I'm making more friends with Knoxville people than Seviere County people. Tourist traffic here is horrendous! Also, the utilities are higher here. Me guy I suggest a comparison video for those of us moving who don't know Knoxville's advantages over the suburbs? Shopping, car dealerships and repair work, utilities, school choices, more area choices, better service in restaurants, lower housing prices, etc... A friend is looking to leave Louisiana to come to Tennessee, and he loves my place and view, but I told him to consider Knoxville. (He's leaning towards Cleveland, TN, which is another good option). Thanks for your video. 👌
Thanks so much for your input! I think that would be a great video idea!! Boyd's Creek is such a beautiful area!! The traffic in Sevierville can definitely be awful... certain times of the year are definitely worse than others! We just visited New Orleans for the first time at the beginning of the year... such a cool place! Please let me know if I can be of help to you or your friend. Thanks for watching!
Thanks so much! I'm glad you took a look. I didn't even realize I was receiving notifications for comments on my videos... sorry it took me so long to reply. I'll get better :)
Traffic is just as congested in Knoxville.....it would be profitable to ck surrounding counties....depends on what you are looking for....best wishes to you
Mark, thanks so much for your question and I aplogize that I'm just seeing it. Legally, as a realtor, I cannot advise about crime as it could violate federal fair housing laws. However, I recommend you go directly to the source and look up crime stats on the local police department website. There are also others that do a good job summarizing cities and specific communities within it (neighborhoodscout.com is just one). Please don't hesitate to reach out if there's more I can do to help you with your decision.
People like to blame Californians for everything. The truth is prices are rising mainly due to the increased demand caused by historically low interests rates.
THAT is where I really want to go! So tired of the bs here in central Connecticut... Tennessee would match my beliefs and values so much better. At this time, I've only seen pictures of Bristol but want to fly out at some point to see it for myself. It looks like a really great place.
@@WeepingWillow422 I think you'd love it here!! I know an amazing realtor in the Bristol area... if you want me to connect you with her, I'd be happy to. Feel free to text me and I can give you her information.
Scott, that is an excellent question! I used the sources I mentioned at the beginning of the video and a more thorough dig into them would probably provide the answer you're looking for. Hope that helps!!
Eva, Knoxville is far enough away from Gatlinburg/Pigeon Forge that there isn't any influence from tourists to the locals. If you live in Sevierville, Pigeon Forge, Gatlinburg, etc. you would see a BIG difference (but parts of Sevierville are still far enough away that you may not be impacted). Restaurants and shops are very crowded seasonally. VERY crowded. Since everyone has GPS, even back roads are driven by tourists. Hope that helps!
@@luckyme100178 Tornadoes are more of a concern in middle TN and west. We get some snow each year... usually schools close down a couple times... Sevier and Blount counties more than Knox because they're closer to the mountains. However, it usually isn't bad. We do have ice storms that can knock out power due to the weight on the lines. Generators and fireplaces are a good idea if you're concerned. I will be 100% honest... I hate winter because I hate the cold. I have no desire to live further north... I always tell me husband if we ever move again, we are going south... LOL!!
@Balken Kreuz It's according to if you live within city limits or in the county. I lived in city limits so my trash pickup was covered in my property taxes. I had (KUB) Knoxville Utility Board. That covered electric, water, sewer and natural gas. I got a TVA loan(Tennessee Valley Authority) They weatherize my home with insulation, storm windows and exterior doors. The loan was tacked onto my monthly KUB bill with no interest until it was paid. I hope this helps some. Welcome to Knoxville! 🤗
I do NOT recommend this realtor. When I kindly responded to Lee Anne's TH-cam videos, some unknown man wrote me back instead. He didn't mention Lee Anne. I wrote her specifically, not to him. Even worse, I asked some very specific questions in my initial inquiry, all of which were totally ignored. The guy who wrote back was oblivious to the questions I had asked. So be forewarned, don't expect "Lee Anne" to write you back. And your questions may be disregarded, as were mine. Waste of time.
Thinking about moving to Knoxville. I promise however, to arrive with my strong work ethic, and family values, not to mention my overall “give a damn” about thy neighbor. Signed, former Californian, now residing in Arizona.
Middle America, let's chat! I have a few realtor friends in Arizona (if you need help selling there before moving here). What a big move!! How exciting! If I can help in any way, please reach out 865-257-6338 (LOVE your comment!!)
@@ArbitraryLifestyle good point. I must've been doing 2 things at once and done went and missed that 5 secs of video. But thanks for looking out. Your kindness is duly noted.
Sorry, but you're gonna get more and I may soon be one of them. Those of us who are Christian and conservative and are stuck in liberal areas of the country (like CT where I am) are getting tired of the bs and looking for places that better share our values. And I won't do well with super hot weather or flying cockroaches so further south is a no-go for me. Idk if I'd be going to Knoxville exactly, but somewhere in Eastern TN is my dream. What can I say? Your state has nicer people, a better environment than mine, and is just overall appealing to sensible people.
@@WeepingWillow422 i suggest Corryton, thats where i live its just north east of Knoxville and its mostly old farm land and the downtown is practically abandoned, its just a church, postal office, and a tire shop lol. but its good for the things you are looking for, plus the land is very cheap for the time being. good thing about corryton is you can either go to downtown Knoxville or the Smokey mountains its about the same distance just opposite directions. there is plenty to love about east TN ill never be able to call anywhere else home but i do advice not moving to the city of Knoxville. Corryton, Dandridge, Lenoir city, Loudon, kodak, six mile. all wildly beautiful places to move too that sill has that old southern charm feel to it.
@@colbimitchell Yeah I really don't want to be in a super urban area... I live in a pretty big city here in CT and would like to kinda get away from the city life. That's why I said idk about Knoxville exactly cuz I like the area but don't necessarily want to be right in the city.
@@WeepingWillow422 I am hearing this from so many people looking for a different living environment. Thanks for your input. If I can be of help, please don't hesitate to reach out... happy to help!!
@@WeepingWillow422 Colbi Mitchell was so right on with that response! There are so many great communities on the outskirts of Knoxville. Knoxville is a convenient distance, but you can stay out of the "hub bub" if you choose to.
How about the cost of living in the USA ? Compared to the rest of the free world ? Expensive Yes . There are many other area's to live much less expensive than the USA . Therefore your money's stretch much further in many other countries . And if you wish to move to Knoxville , be prepared to see the Homeless on every other corner with their pandering signs . I know because I take them to those corners . I will move away when I retire from my job here in Knoxville . Because it gets worse every year here in Knoxville as the homeless get bused here from all over the country because of KARM . This is some of the cons living here . P.S. try to pay for a 250k home on $ 18.00 an hour average for a skilled job if you can find one . The majority of jobs in Knoxville are restaurant , not manufactory and most college grads move away where there are higher paying jobs . Our town is so cheap we even no longer have Booms day here once a year . Do I sound negative ? It's because I see the down side of Knoxville almost every day . If you have a good job or business and live in West Knoxville in a gated community , that's the only way to really live in Knoxville . GOOD LUCK ......
I respect your opinion. However, I don't live in West Knoxville and I love our town. Every town has it ups and downs, for sure. Thanks for expressing your thoughts. Good luck to you!
The cost of living is based on the minimum wage; therefore, this is not accurate. What will you have to do to make $50.000. I want to know what % of the population make $50.000 that made you take that amount as reference, specially for single person, I can not even imagen how much will a normal family need to live there. :( Base on your information it's impossible to live in Knoxville with a normal wage.
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Please don’t CA our Knoxville. If you’re moving here please respect our southern values.
I have to say that all the folks I've worked with from CA have been absolutely amazing!!!
I moved to Florida for health purposes about 10 years ago and I'm still homesick. People here are not the same as there.
The price of houses in Knoxville has gotten to be outrageously expensive in the last year or so. My own house I had built new in 2000 for $85,000 is now worth $175,000 and my other house where I currently live I bought in 2013 brand new for $179,000 is now worth $335,000. It's crazy.
The housing market is definitely rising like crazy! I don't think that it's unique to Knoxville. I have realtor friends all around the country and they're expressing the same. Thanks for your comment.
It’s a housing bubble again. Eventually it will burst.
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I was stupid lost the account password. I would appreciate any tips you can give me.
Its not just Tennessee.. My house on Long Island went from 550K to 850K in 10 years.(2011-2021) Its all relative. Looking forward to moving back to free america.
Since you wrote this, housing prices have only gotten higher. Plus, there's a severe housing shortage in the Knoxville area. Houses sell as soon as they're listed, and hundreds of new houses are currently being built for all the new people moving into the area. 1800 new houses have been built in west Knoxville in the last 18 months.
Great info! This is a huge help to everyone who's thinking or planning on moving to TN.
Comparisons with other cities of similar size in TN would be useful for anyone considering relocation to TN. Also, quality of healthcare in addition to cost would be an extremely important point of consideration.
Excellent suggestion! I will definitely add that to my list - thanks so much for your insight!
I moved to Andersonville, outside of Knoxville. Awesome place.and I definitely respect the southern lifestyle.
Welcome to the Knoxville area!!
If you live in TN and your new neighbor moves in from NY State, be sure to tell them to leave their fiscal policies in NY State. If not, they will vote for candidates and policies that didn't work in NY and ruined NY. That's why they move out of NY, but some of them can't understand that is the difference between NY and other states. I know because I live in NY State (but didn't vote for any of the NY junk). I hate it here. School and property taxes on a $200k house are typically around $10k per year here in communist NY....and are roads are still full of holes. We have more layers of government and handouts that we know what to do with. Don't let them screw up TN! Watch out for Californians too!
I agree with that 100% friend, I too am a New Yorker.
Thanks for your input. I have met some amazing families from both New York and California who are looking to relocate to TN. Many people are looking to leave behind aspects of life that simply aren't a good fit for their families and values. I have to say, the friends I'm making through this channel will absolutely love it here! The ones I've already met in person have fallen in love with TN!!
Thank you for sharing. You could go into detail a bit more. Where I live there is no sales tax on groceries with some states at 10% if my memory serves me. Property taxes varies. What you are including with transportation, repairs, insurance etc. Thanks again.
Excellent input! I am continually looking to tweak and provide quality content for those interested in the area. Thank you!
This was good info but what about healthcare...i take buses and tent
I just bought a house in Tennessee I'm excited. So good on your info I seen Idaho costs explode and the kind small town disappear.
Welcome to TN!! What part?
North west in Keyton Thank you.
I live in Idaho and we are looking to move to Knoxville this year🥰
@@kaylasteik4669 how exciting!! Please let me know if I can help when it's time. There's a lot of prep before the big move... feel free to call or text me and we can talk through any questions you have!! 865-257-6338
@@kaylasteik4669 I'd love to connect with you!! If there's anything I can do to help, please reach out. 865-257-6338
Hello from Chicagoland area. We are either looking for an apartment in Suburbia of Knoxville area ( Maryville) or a house rent to own ( if possible). Our current rental apartment is 1370.00 for a 2 bedroom. (Excluding utilities sewer water trash ). Can you give any advice on either apartment rentals or rental homes with option to buy. Thank You
Hi Lee Anne, this is some great info! me and my family are planning on moving there early to late spring next year. We will be in the market for our 1st home, i hope i can look you up when we get in town. we will need to find a low cost rental for a few months until we can land jobs and get settled. perhaps you can help us with that also. Thank you and god bless!
I would love the opportunity to chat with you! Let's connect and start your search online before you get here so you can start getting a feel for the market and specific parts of town. By the way, I LOVE working with first-time homebuyers!
How much would apartments with 1 bath and 1 bedroom average cost?
my wife and I are going to be first time home buyers and we want to leave MA and move to Tennessee.
Wonderful news! A new adventure is so exciting - no matter where you're going! I'd love to connect with you and see what questions you might have.
I hope your move goes well. It is a nice place to live (if it is not the big city like Nashville or Memphis). Knoxville is really nice and a lot cheaper than MA! Massachusetts was so expensive when I lived there a short time). I think you will find it much easier on the pocketbook.
@@jbjacobs9514 Excellent advice!
@@leeannejohnsonrealtorknoxv5362 I miss Knoxville a lot! I will be moving sometime in spring, and Knoxville is one of the "finalists." hehe Stay safe and healthy. Thanks for your channel.
@@jbjacobs9514 I'm so glad we made the list 👏🙌😊 The channel is a work in progress... lol!! So much to learn and improve!
Hello Lee Anne,
I just moved from New Orleans to Sevierville (off Boyd's Creek Road). I love it there, but I should've considered Knoxville because I spend a lot of time driving to and from Knoxville. I'm making more friends with Knoxville people than Seviere County people. Tourist traffic here is horrendous! Also, the utilities are higher here. Me guy I suggest a comparison video for those of us moving who don't know Knoxville's advantages over the suburbs? Shopping, car dealerships and repair work, utilities, school choices, more area choices, better service in restaurants, lower housing prices, etc... A friend is looking to leave Louisiana to come to Tennessee, and he loves my place and view, but I told him to consider Knoxville. (He's leaning towards Cleveland, TN, which is another good option). Thanks for your video. 👌
Thanks so much for your input! I think that would be a great video idea!! Boyd's Creek is such a beautiful area!! The traffic in Sevierville can definitely be awful... certain times of the year are definitely worse than others! We just visited New Orleans for the first time at the beginning of the year... such a cool place! Please let me know if I can be of help to you or your friend. Thanks for watching!
Very well done. Thank you
Thanks so much! I'm glad you took a look. I didn't even realize I was receiving notifications for comments on my videos... sorry it took me so long to reply. I'll get better :)
Traffic is just as congested in Knoxville.....it would be profitable to ck surrounding counties....depends on what you are looking for....best wishes to you
I do love some of the surrounding counties... excellent advice!!!
all my exes live in Texas ....
Kinda thinking about moving there in a couple of years from Central, NY. We are worried about crime - can you advise? Thank you.
Mark, thanks so much for your question and I aplogize that I'm just seeing it. Legally, as a realtor, I cannot advise about crime as it could violate federal fair housing laws. However, I recommend you go directly to the source and look up crime stats on the local police department website. There are also others that do a good job summarizing cities and specific communities within it (neighborhoodscout.com is just one). Please don't hesitate to reach out if there's more I can do to help you with your decision.
Look up ' demographics in Knoxville TN'
@@MalteseKat Thanks
People like to blame Californians for everything. The truth is prices are rising mainly due to the increased demand caused by historically low interests rates.
California is a cancer on the United States and everything and everywhere it touches becomes infected
I live in Bristol Tn !!! And , I love Tennessee !!!
Love that area as well! Our boys played some baseball there this summer, so we were there a couple times. Thanks for saying hi!!
THAT is where I really want to go! So tired of the bs here in central Connecticut... Tennessee would match my beliefs and values so much better. At this time, I've only seen pictures of Bristol but want to fly out at some point to see it for myself. It looks like a really great place.
@@WeepingWillow422 I think you'd love it here!! I know an amazing realtor in the Bristol area... if you want me to connect you with her, I'd be happy to. Feel free to text me and I can give you her information.
Does high TN sales tax figure into the cost of living analysis performed?
Scott, that is an excellent question! I used the sources I mentioned at the beginning of the video and a more thorough dig into them would probably provide the answer you're looking for. Hope that helps!!
Do tourists heavily influence the daily life of locals there? (IE Gatlinburg & Pigeon Forge)
We are a young family & not interested in nightlife.
Eva, Knoxville is far enough away from Gatlinburg/Pigeon Forge that there isn't any influence from tourists to the locals. If you live in Sevierville, Pigeon Forge, Gatlinburg, etc. you would see a BIG difference (but parts of Sevierville are still far enough away that you may not be impacted). Restaurants and shops are very crowded seasonally. VERY crowded. Since everyone has GPS, even back roads are driven by tourists. Hope that helps!
Could you tell me anything about Philadelphia Tennessee???
It's too expensive stay up North:)
That is an interesting observation. I am working with several clients from up north looking to relocate to the Knoxville are.
The only thing that makes me worry isTennesee weather
What is your concern? The heat/humidity or the cold/snow?
Lee Anne Johnson, REALTOR KnoxvilleHOMEwork ..tornado, snow, ice
@@luckyme100178 Tornadoes are more of a concern in middle TN and west. We get some snow each year... usually schools close down a couple times... Sevier and Blount counties more than Knox because they're closer to the mountains. However, it usually isn't bad. We do have ice storms that can knock out power due to the weight on the lines. Generators and fireplaces are a good idea if you're concerned. I will be 100% honest... I hate winter because I hate the cold. I have no desire to live further north... I always tell me husband if we ever move again, we are going south... LOL!!
Those income drops are huge.
Cities in Virginia are independent of counties. The Richmond, Virginia metro area is well over a million people.
11percent is a mild contrast.
So what counts as utilities in Knoxville? Is it water, sewage, trash, and electricity only?
@Balken Kreuz It's according to if you live within city limits or in the county. I lived in city limits so my trash pickup was covered in my property taxes. I had (KUB) Knoxville Utility Board. That covered electric, water, sewer and natural gas. I got a TVA loan(Tennessee Valley Authority) They weatherize my home with insulation, storm windows and exterior doors. The loan was tacked onto my monthly KUB bill with no interest until it was paid. I hope this helps some. Welcome to Knoxville! 🤗
I do NOT recommend this realtor. When I kindly responded to Lee Anne's TH-cam videos, some unknown man wrote me back instead. He didn't mention Lee Anne. I wrote her specifically, not to him. Even worse, I asked some very specific questions in my initial inquiry, all of which were totally ignored. The guy who wrote back was oblivious to the questions I had asked. So be forewarned, don't expect "Lee Anne" to write you back. And your questions may be disregarded, as were mine. Waste of time.
Thinking about moving to Knoxville. I promise however, to arrive with my strong work ethic, and family values, not to mention my overall “give a damn” about thy neighbor. Signed, former Californian, now residing in Arizona.
Middle America, let's chat! I have a few realtor friends in Arizona (if you need help selling there before moving here). What a big move!! How exciting! If I can help in any way, please reach out 865-257-6338 (LOVE your comment!!)
This is way better information than I had in my cost of living video. What sources did you use for your data? I want to remake mine now.
She literally tells you in the beginning of the video where her information came from.
@@ArbitraryLifestyle good point. I must've been doing 2 things at once and done went and missed that 5 secs of video. But thanks for looking out. Your kindness is duly noted.
@@BenBarredo Too funny!! You're doing GREAT!
pls no more transplants :(
Sorry, but you're gonna get more and I may soon be one of them. Those of us who are Christian and conservative and are stuck in liberal areas of the country (like CT where I am) are getting tired of the bs and looking for places that better share our values. And I won't do well with super hot weather or flying cockroaches so further south is a no-go for me. Idk if I'd be going to Knoxville exactly, but somewhere in Eastern TN is my dream. What can I say? Your state has nicer people, a better environment than mine, and is just overall appealing to sensible people.
@@WeepingWillow422 i suggest Corryton, thats where i live its just north east of Knoxville and its mostly old farm land and the downtown is practically abandoned, its just a church, postal office, and a tire shop lol.
but its good for the things you are looking for, plus the land is very cheap for the time being.
good thing about corryton is you can either go to downtown Knoxville or the Smokey mountains its about the same distance just opposite directions.
there is plenty to love about east TN ill never be able to call anywhere else home but i do advice not moving to the city of Knoxville.
Corryton, Dandridge, Lenoir city, Loudon, kodak, six mile. all wildly beautiful places to move too that sill has that old southern charm feel to it.
@@colbimitchell Yeah I really don't want to be in a super urban area... I live in a pretty big city here in CT and would like to kinda get away from the city life. That's why I said idk about Knoxville exactly cuz I like the area but don't necessarily want to be right in the city.
@@WeepingWillow422 I am hearing this from so many people looking for a different living environment. Thanks for your input. If I can be of help, please don't hesitate to reach out... happy to help!!
@@WeepingWillow422 Colbi Mitchell was so right on with that response! There are so many great communities on the outskirts of Knoxville. Knoxville is a convenient distance, but you can stay out of the "hub bub" if you choose to.
How about the cost of living in the USA ? Compared to the rest of the free world ? Expensive Yes . There are many other area's to live much less expensive than the USA . Therefore your money's stretch much further in many other countries . And if you wish to move to Knoxville , be prepared to see the Homeless on every other corner with their pandering signs . I know because I take them to those corners . I will move away when I retire from my job here in Knoxville . Because it gets worse every year here in Knoxville as the homeless get bused here from all over the country because of KARM . This is some of the cons living here . P.S. try to pay for a 250k home on $ 18.00 an hour average for a skilled job if you can find one . The majority of jobs in Knoxville are restaurant , not manufactory and most college grads move away where there are higher paying jobs . Our town is so cheap we even no longer have Booms day here once a year . Do I sound negative ? It's because I see the down side of Knoxville almost every day . If you have a good job or business and live in West Knoxville in a gated community , that's the only way to really live in Knoxville . GOOD LUCK ......
I respect your opinion. However, I don't live in West Knoxville and I love our town. Every town has it ups and downs, for sure. Thanks for expressing your thoughts. Good luck to you!
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🎅🏻 does santa come to knoxville?
Every year :)
No. Snow White only.
The cost of living is based on the minimum wage; therefore, this is not accurate. What will you have to do to make $50.000. I want to know what % of the population make $50.000 that made you take that amount as reference, specially for single person, I can not even imagen how much will a normal family need to live there. :( Base on your information it's impossible to live in Knoxville with a normal wage.
Its awful. Born and raised here. Stay away. Please