The Top 3 Cities to Live in Tennessee | Chattanooga vs Nashville vs Knoxville
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- What are the top 3 cities people are moving to in TN? In this video we discuss what the pros and cons are of living in Chattanooga, Knoxville, and Nashville.
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I’m a Chattanooga native and am currently a die-hard Nashvillian. So many people have moved here that they’ve run our housing prices up crazy high, so I’m all for people moving to Chattanooga. Go, move! As for music in Nashville, our largest industry is actually healthcare with a multitude of healthcare companies.
Tennessee is a really underrated state. Love from GA
I'm a Chattanooga native. Lived in Nashville for 2 years, then came back. People moving to both cities are coming with a lot more disposable incoming from their more expensive states. This is ruining locals' chance at home ownership. Very sad.
Same is happening in Texas! I’m a 6th Gen Texan and pissed.
Don't worry, it will end. However, it has upended many lives. We have Intel in Oregon and everything is SO expensive. But we are a commie state so many of the conservatives are moving out of state.
The same is happening everywhere people want to be. It's called a free market. Go look under any video talking about a great place to live or retire, and you'll find these comments. This also happens within a city when crappy neighborhoods are "gentrified". People who lived in East Nashville when it was crappy complain that they can't afford to buy a home there now that it's not crappy. Same thing happened in Atlanta in the Virginia Highlands, Decatur, and Little Five Points areas. People need to look elsewhere if they can't afford to compete for the most desired places. Or I guess you could just complain until you're in your graves...it's your life after all. #freedom There's tonnes of room in this country for every budget, but nobody has an inherent right to live in a prime area.
@@rdpmackie people moving in the area should be taxed such a substantial amount that it evens the odds. Natives shouldnt be punished for out of control economies 2000 miles away.
@@jakoosRidiculous assertion!
We moved to East TN, 1.5 hours from Chattanooga and 1 hour from Knoxville; it's gorgeous here but, take note, if you are older, and if you have arthritis, you will definitely be suffering during the colder months! If you're young, it's probably the best place on the planet, I've never been to a more beautiful place. We moved from West TN high crime city and we are so happy here, low crime, nice people, it's wonderful to feel safe!
Cold?haha As a lifelong Tennesseean, this was the mildest winter in my 50 years of living. It was cold for like 2 weeks.
Cold in Tennessee??
Try living in Northern Michigan.
Live and Nashville born and raised here ❤, hear you describe it lol it was a little off , we are about 30 minutes from the state line of Kentucky not in the middle of the state and we are not flat landed lol more like rolling hills but other then that you did good and Chattanooga is beautiful if Nashville keeps getting bigger I would not mind living there . Great video over all 😊
Great video, thank you so much!
No problem!
My wife and I are both originally (a very long time ago) from Florida. We lived in North Carolina for 20 years of our married life. Our daughter was born in Greensboro. We love the east coast, but my wife's asthma from farming chemicals and tobacco kept us out of NC. We moved to Colorado in 2011 and I vowed to go back but not NC. We moved to the St. Louis area in March of 2019, still here, but plan our next big move to Chattanooga, closer to my sister near Atlanta and very close to the beloved Smoky Mountains that I miss. This year, starting immediately, we are adjusting our finances and plans to be there by this time next year. Another note: We plan a weekend trip sometime in May or June to Chattanooga to scope it out.
Let me know when you plan to visit once you schedule it out!
I'm from Danville VA wanting to do the same thing! We gotta get outta that triad/piedmont Lol
Coming from Illinois, the winters here are fantastic lol. Definitely should have all wheel drive to make it up the icy hills.
Agreed!
I'm 54 and my wife and I are VERY worried about our future, gas and food prices rising daily. We have had our savings dwindle with the cost of living into the stratosphere, and we are finding it impossible to replace them. We can get by, but can't seem to get ahead. My condolences to anyone retiring in this crisis, 30 years nonstop just for a crooked system to take all you worked for.
Great video, digging the outro music as well !
Great report!
I live in chattanooga and it is amazing
I'm 32, living in Orlando, Florida and definitely thinking about moving to Tennessee, but so thorn between Nashville and Chattanooga, but thanks for the video, always good to have more info specially from locals.
Both great options! Chattanooga is just a lot less crowded
Same here living in Orlando and trying to decide between Chattanooga and Murfreesboro.
I am from
Chattanooga and have lived in Nashville for the past 26 years
.I'll take Chattanooga. Better scenery
.Less crowded
.More laid back
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Nashville is one of the few ig cities I would choose in a situation like this. I just love that place so damn much!!
Looking to retire in Tennessee. I’m torn between Chattanooga and Knoxville. This video helps, thanks.
stay away from the big cities. try Lebanon, Bristol or an even more rural area. youll love it in the rural areas. the major cities arent far away and prices are much lower.
I have lived in Chattanooga and Knoxville. Knoxville wins without a doubt. Chattanooga is very conservative. Knoxville leans conservative but is more moderate.
Have you considered that maybe TN isn't the state for you? Maybe stick to the leftist crap holes where you can be happy in what you voted for.
You made Chattanooga sound way better 😅🤣
I'll move to Chatt. for sure then.
My family and I are trying to escape Oregon. The politics here are killing us! we have two teen sons so good schools are very important and we have told that Chattanooga would be a good option. I am a school counselor and native Spanish and would like to know if this will be a good fit for us
I think it would be a great fit! Give me a call (423) 248-2101 and we’ll talk
My husband and I moved to Chattanooga a year ago and love it, but schools aren't great. The private schools are fantastic but come with a hefty price tag. Ooltewah schools seem to be the best in the area.
The schools suck since they combined both school systems. Lots of private schools to penalize those who are barely able to afford it.
please, if you want a good future for your kids pick a more rural town. stay away from the big cities. try crossvile, cookeville, lebanon, lenoir city, oak ridge or even more rural areas like harriman, rockwood (megan fox came from rockwood).
Chattanooga is by far an very attractive city(of course its my hometown) but Nashville is up & coming city(Atlanta Jr or Charlotte Jr)nice suburbs. Knoxville's nice just as well
Great video Evan! Love to connect! I’m an agent here in Chatt as well.
We're going to Chattanooga over memorial day weekend 2023. Is there anything we shouldn't miss? Be nice to meet you too if we decide to move.
I'm from Chattanooga, born and raised, my family is there but i haven't lived there since 1997, i live in Louisville Kentucky, thinking about moving to Texas 🤔
Why Texas?
Nashville is more prone to tornadoes if that is a concern to people. My sister lives in Knoxville and overall likes it but as you head towards Gatlinburg, traffic can be really horrible at certain times of the year. I happen to live in metro Atlanta but go to Chattanooga from time to time for the touristy stuff and it seems like a good mix of things there.
Nashville born and raised here and I still love e Chattanooga but Nashville is home.
What about the bad side. Can you talk about stuff like crime or cost of the life ? Thank you so much
violent crime is more prevalent in the bigger cities. for less crime and a better cost of living come to more rural areas. if you choose right then a big city is just an hour away and life in rural areas is MUCH more affordable
What is the music scene in Chattanooga like? My wife and I are looking at Chattanooga, Knoxville area, or Tri Cities (Johnson City). We live in Texas and want a less intense summer but also don't want to lose some of the live music and amenities that we get here in Austin. Nashville is nice but the traffic and hustle and bustle sucks!
Chattanooga has some live music. Nashville is where it's at though when it comes to music
What is the most urban/walkable neighborhood of Chattanooga?
North shore
I've heard that Nashville is going the way of Memphis, as far as crime is concerned. I have relatives in the suburbs of Chattanooga, and the suburbs are OK! Knoxville/Fountain City are fine. Knoxville is a football town! There are numerous small towns in Tennessee that are relatively safe, and thriving! Franklin, Murfreesboro, maybe Morristown. West Tennessee has bad crime problems!
Nashville is turning into a modern Las Vegas aka / Sin City
Ouch!
Yeah, Franklin and Murfeesboro..... if you are able to afford 500k for a cardboard box.
@@red5standingby419😂🤣😅😆
Nashville has become Trashville. It's full of liberals, although to be honest it has always been the Democrat stronghold of the state, and crime is a serious problem there. We live in East Tennessee and avoid going anywhere west of the Cumberland Plateau.
It would have been nice to include crime rates for each area.
What the crime like in Chattanooga?
Is Chattanooga a safe city? We were trying to decide between Chattanooga or knoxville. Thank u if you answer this!
If you look at statistics, Chatt has a high crime rate. However, crime does not happen equally across the entire city. It is very localized which skews the average
Than u. Ya that's true so are there any newer homes in a good area?
What is the best town for someone looking for no snow, quite place, with houses not so close to each other, and with specialty clinics close by?
hmmm, well you will always get 'some' snow but snow can be just an inch or two a couple times of year. for the rest you asked for then id say oak ridge, cookeville or hohenwald. all are not far from major cities, can have houses that are away from each other and are close to specialists
@@kennethv5250 i appreciate the response, thank you
My son wants to move out of Michigan after he graduates from college this December 2023 (cybersecurity degree). He is considering Tennessee, Georgia and Florida. What large companies are headquartered in Tennessee?
Infosystems, Kendall Electric, Erlanger, Amazon, Unum, etc. There are many
I've heard about a lot of crime and violence in Chattanooga is that true for people that live there? Me and my family want to move from Colorado it was beautiful but it became shameless sense this governor came in .So we thought about Chattanooga what do you guys recommend?
And all the previous liberal governors have done a good job in CO? 😂 please stay put
hey man we are looking at moving there but not sure of how to find out the salary for my wife's profession. Do you by chance know any dental hygienist or dentist and don't mind asking how much dental hygienist make? The internet Is giving us a range, but its so so so low, that it cant be right.
Around $70k. Give me a call (423) 248-2101 and we’ll talk about getting you started on the move!
Thank you brother. I’m moving out from California and debating between Chattanooga and Knoxville!
Give me a call if you have any questions!
If you like being accosted by crack heads, crack dealers and crack hoes then, Chattanooga is the place for you!! One of the most disgusting and nastiest places i've ever seen.
You don't want to move to Knoxville.
@@stingray8585 I bought a house twenty minutes outside Knoxville and I absolutely love it here😁
@@claytonrehm what part of the Knoxville area if you don't mind me asking.
How are the public schools in Chattanooga?
You forgot to mention the crime in your city as it is very high.
I'd personally avoid all big cities in TN, they become way too overpopulated and the crime is out of control
Tennesee only has twi
The word 'mountains' has the letter T. Just fyi.
Thanks!
oh come on!!! i've heard many people say it with a soft T
Which one is more likely to have more tornados
Nashville because it's further west and a little flatter. Knoxville and Chattanooga are very similar as far as geography goes
@@livinginchattanoogatn Does Knoxville get less flooding than Nashville? Are allergies worse in the east?
@@nutritioncoachjo It seems that the allergies is most areas in TN are pretty bad. I'm sure it's a little worse to the east in the mountains just because of the greater amount of foliage.
@@livinginchattanoogatn Thsbk you!
Is Chattanooga always humid?
Not always but a lot of the time, yes
@@livinginchattanoogatn Well I live in Florida, and can't be much worse then here.Thanks
Yes, definitely not as bad as FL. But we do have some muggy days here and there@@rocker8692
Best subs around Nashville ?
Subs like the food?
@@_Granite_🤣🤣🤣
In Nashville, we call them burbs not subs lol
Great video! I am thinking of buying a couple of investment properties. do you think Chattanooga or Knoxville has a higher return?
Both have a fairly similar housing market. Chattanooga is growing a ton and the potential for appreciation is huge. Give me a call 423-248-2101
Broadway, just Broadway.
Why not Memphis?! 😂😂😂😂😂
Dude, don't start. Memphis is like another state by itself.