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I grew up in Nashville. Graduated from Maplewood in 1985. The one thing I loved about Nashville was that it was a pretty progressive city even in the 1980's. I was never a country music fan, but folks often don't realize is that country is not the only music genre that's big in Nashville. Another thing that is little known, is that Nashvillians, generally, do not have a very heavy southern drawl, but once outside of Nashville it gets thicker and thicker (especially going east! Greenville anyone? 🤣) Went to Greenville with some high school buddies once we graduated and we had a hard time understanding folks out there! Like a foreign country to us!🤣😂
@@LivingInNashvilleTennessee1 I am from Belgium, I have always wanted to move to the beautiful State of Tennessee so I am glad I found your channel! 😊🙏🏻
@@BlueEyedAmericani appreciate your question... I don’t think Nashville or Tennessee is the state for you! Lots of places you'd find more to your liking.
I was born in Morristown TN, one of the Tri-cities & Johnson City is included. It was a small town but has grown a lot since I was there. I've been to Johnson City many times. I use to go to Gatlinburg all the time too. It's beautiful with its mountains & scenery & a lot to do. This is in East TN. I had to move to warmer weather due to my health problems. I visit there in the summer but not as much as I use to since both my parents passed away. Dad in Sept 2020, my mother in Sept 2021 & my sister in Aug 2023. I don't have many family members living there anymore except for an Aunt that I adore. I have a lot of friends there that I grew up with. East TN is beautiful place with their mountains & rolling hills & valleys. It's mainly made up with small towns. It's definitely a nice place to visit. The people are warm & welcoming in East TN. I never went to West TN much. I went to an Elvis concert once in Memphis when I was eleven but that's all I remember about that.
I know a family that lives more south of Nashville and they love it there and I can see why. Myself i'd want some nature, a good 2-3 bedroom ranch on a mountainside with a stream nearby would be ideal. Though i'm not above living in Nashville proper with a 2 bed flat. Coming from next to NYC i'd like nature a bit more. Thanks for the info.
That is quite a difference in wants “ranch on mountainside with stream or 2 bdrm flat”🤣. Mountains are east Tn if you truly mean Mtns… if you mean hillside then middle Tn is a possibility. Sounds like you’ll be easily pleased!
@@LivingInNashvilleTennessee1 thing is here I n NJ I've lived in both. Spent most of my time in a 2-3 bedroom two family as a kid. Then on weekends and the Summer we had a ranch in a Lake community near the Pennsylvania border. So I like both for different reasons. BTW the place up by PA is where the Appalachian trail begins.
If your county is west of ANY county that touches the TN river, you're out of your mind if you even consider moving there. TN sucks on the Mississippi River side and progressively sucks less as you go east.
Warmest areas in Tennessee! Not the big city life or small city life! We are yearly cruise people, we are also looking to retire in 4 years in your state! I use Zillow to search home and areas,any ideas you have would be grateful
I am sorry I’m a little confused as to what you’re asking? I’ve got lots of ideas I just don’t understand enough about what it is. You want to have any worthwhile ideas for you at the moment!! Happy to discuss what you want in a “not big city life not small city life” kind of area to help you plan. Let’s talk⤵️ link.myagenthq.com/widget/bookings/movingtonashville
Stupid video she doesn't care about TN because if she did she would leave it alone and let it stay small towns and that would still make them safe. Not now because of these video's
Any thoughts on Columbia or Thompson's Station -- there's about 4 families that is consider moving to Tennessee within the next 12 months. We're still learning.
They are great small cities for specific people and needs. The drive to downtown Nashville if they work there would be very tough but for those who work from home , families, want newer construction at more affordable pricing than many parts of Nashville terrific. No place is right for everyone! , thank goodness! Happy to discuss your needs and best locations to meet your specific needs!
Lucy, without knowing you what you like to do your budget it be impossible to answer that question actually. I’m more than happy to have a conversation to help you pinpoint locations that might be good for you. My contact information is pretty much give me a call.!
Good question-- “close” 30 minutes from Murfreesboro or…? You aren’t going to find 5 vacant acres in any CITY. Will in a town that is 30 minutes or so from Murfreesboro Manchester, Tullahoma) and of course it depends on the budget. Happy to learn more about your needs - call or text me
I would say 30-40 minutes out is the goal! I am coming from Naples, Florida and would like to be close enough to Murfreesboro but definitely with some land. We are upper middle class also and don't want to live in a dump. please help! lol @@LivingInNashvilleTennessee1
Oak Ridge, Tennessee, is the site of one of the two oldest nuclear facilities in the United States. Although precise records have not been maintained, low levels of radioactive products have been released into the environment since the facility began operation in World War II. Chattanooga has a high crime rate. Come on! Tell the whole story!
That is a pretty report area about a 1.5 hours from Nashville on the plateau between Nash and Knoxville. it is not an area that I know well, but I have partners who do.
Fairfield Glade is nothing more than a bunch of northern carpet baggers who have come here to complain about how great it was back nawth and how we're a bunch of hillbilly rubes here. No thanks!
Not always so, Two second amendment Californians brought 32 million dollars to my county, we have retired California police officers. And young Californians who have joined the army here. And working Californians. Tell the liberals to go to Memphis or Nashville.
Jackson is between Nashville and about 70 miles east of Memphis going west on I 40. It is in Madison County and has a pop of approx 75k. Are you thinking of living there? What peaks your interest?
Jackson just isn't that great of a small city. High crime, food and beer scene is boring, entertainment is seriously lacking as well. Friendly people but there are so many better Tennessee options than Jackson. I wish it was a great place but being the closest city area for me for years, I pressed on to Nashville area for fun nights out.
@@oliverk.401 yes there is no comparison if you want lots of action and options for entertainment, restaurants bar scene in Nashville v Jackson. 2 different tier cities
As a proud resident of the good side of Tennessee, which is the east side, I'm here to testify that I wouldn't live in Nashangeles if you paid me. It's turning into just another leftist wasteland like all cities Californicator's have ruined.
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I grew up in Nashville. Graduated from Maplewood in 1985. The one thing I loved about Nashville was that it was a pretty progressive city even in the 1980's. I was never a country music fan, but folks often don't realize is that country is not the only music genre that's big in Nashville.
Another thing that is little known, is that Nashvillians, generally, do not have a very heavy southern drawl, but once outside of Nashville it gets thicker and thicker (especially going east! Greenville anyone? 🤣) Went to Greenville with some high school buddies once we graduated and we had a hard time understanding folks out there! Like a foreign country to us!🤣😂
I am from Belgium and you just have the best accent😊 God Bless Tennessee 🙏🏻
Awww you are too kind! 😊 didn't know I had an accent! Do you live here in Tenn now or thinking of moving here?⭐
@@LivingInNashvilleTennessee1 I am from Belgium, I have always wanted to move to the beautiful State of Tennessee so I am glad I found your channel! 😊🙏🏻
@@ocramred Fantastic!!If there is any places you like me to cover or idea to talk about, please don't hesitiate to ask!
If you come from a blue state, the best city for you in TN is Atlanta. You will love it there.
hahahahaa🙃
What if I wanna live in a red City?
@@BlueEyedAmericani appreciate your question... I don’t think Nashville or Tennessee is the state for you! Lots of places you'd find more to your liking.
@@LivingInNashvilleTennessee1 time will Tell
@@LivingInNashvilleTennessee1 my girlfriend wants to live in Tennessee and I have family out there it's already happening.
Thanks for all of the information that you have given. We are thinking that Johnson City is where we would like to call home.
Fantastic! If you are an outdoor lover, that would be perfect! Let me know if you’d like a great realtor recommendation
@@LivingInNashvilleTennessee1 Thank you
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@@annjames1837 what?
I was born in Morristown TN, one of the Tri-cities & Johnson City is included. It was a small town but has grown a lot since I was there. I've been to Johnson City many times. I use to go to Gatlinburg all the time too. It's beautiful with its mountains & scenery & a lot to do. This is in East TN. I had to move to warmer weather due to my health problems. I visit there in the summer but not as much as I use to since both my parents passed away. Dad in Sept 2020, my mother in Sept 2021 & my sister in Aug 2023. I don't have many family members living there anymore except for an Aunt that I adore. I have a lot of friends there that I grew up with. East TN is beautiful place with their mountains & rolling hills & valleys. It's mainly made up with small towns. It's definitely a nice place to visit. The people are warm & welcoming in East TN. I never went to West TN much. I went to an Elvis concert once in Memphis when I was eleven but that's all I remember about that.
I know a family that lives more south of Nashville and they love it there and I can see why. Myself i'd want some nature, a good 2-3 bedroom ranch on a mountainside with a stream nearby would be ideal. Though i'm not above living in Nashville proper with a 2 bed flat. Coming from next to NYC i'd like nature a bit more. Thanks for the info.
That is quite a difference in wants “ranch on mountainside with stream or 2 bdrm flat”🤣. Mountains are east Tn if you truly mean Mtns… if you mean hillside then middle Tn is a possibility. Sounds like you’ll be easily pleased!
@@LivingInNashvilleTennessee1 thing is here I n NJ I've lived in both. Spent most of my time in a 2-3 bedroom two family as a kid. Then on weekends and the Summer we had a ranch in a Lake community near the Pennsylvania border. So I like both for different reasons. BTW the place up by PA is where the Appalachian trail begins.
@@LivingInNashvilleTennessee1 Aye! And if you want a valley/basin with high humidity on hot summer days, then Nashville is the place LOL
I still vote Chattanooga
It is a lovely area!
I’m considering a move from Michigan to either Kentucky or Tennessee. Does anyone know the pros and cons to each of those states?
If your county is west of ANY county that touches the TN river, you're out of your mind if you even consider moving there. TN sucks on the Mississippi River side and progressively sucks less as you go east.
thank you for your input
If it's in metro, it's Nashville, including Belle Meade
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Warmest areas in Tennessee! Not the big city life or small city life!
We are yearly cruise people, we are also looking to retire in 4 years in your state!
I use Zillow to search home and areas,any ideas you have would be grateful
I am sorry I’m a little confused as to what you’re asking? I’ve got lots of ideas I just don’t understand enough about what it is. You want to have any worthwhile ideas for you at the moment!! Happy to discuss what you want in a “not big city life not small city life” kind of area to help you plan.
Let’s talk⤵️
link.myagenthq.com/widget/bookings/movingtonashville
Great video
Thanks Joseph!! appreciate you watching!
Stupid video she doesn't care about TN because if she did she would leave it alone and let it stay small towns and that would still make them safe. Not now because of these video's
Any thoughts on Columbia or Thompson's Station -- there's about 4 families that is consider moving to Tennessee within the next 12 months. We're still learning.
They are great small cities for specific people and needs. The drive to downtown Nashville if they work there would be very tough but for those who work from home , families, want newer construction at more affordable pricing than many parts of Nashville terrific. No place is right for everyone! , thank goodness! Happy to discuss your needs and best locations to meet your specific needs!
😊 East, Tennessee,The best kept secret!
It is beautiful -- living in each area of the state is very different!!no place is perfect for everyone!
What are the best cities or neighborhoods for active single women in their 50s?
Lucy, without knowing you what you like to do your budget it be impossible to answer that question actually. I’m more than happy to have a conversation to help you pinpoint locations that might be good for you. My contact information is pretty much give me a call.!
Are there any cities that are close to Murfreesboro that offer acreage? say maybe 5 acres?
Good question-- “close” 30 minutes from Murfreesboro or…? You aren’t going to find 5 vacant acres in any CITY. Will in a town that is 30 minutes or so from Murfreesboro Manchester, Tullahoma) and of course it depends on the budget. Happy to learn more about your needs - call or text me
I would say 30-40 minutes out is the goal! I am coming from Naples, Florida and would like to be close enough to Murfreesboro but definitely with some land. We are upper middle class also and don't want to live in a dump. please help! lol
@@LivingInNashvilleTennessee1
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Oak Ridge, Tennessee, is the site of one of the two oldest nuclear facilities in the United States. Although precise records have not been maintained, low levels of radioactive products have been released into the environment since the facility began operation in World War II. Chattanooga has a high crime rate. Come on! Tell the whole story!
I can’t tell the story of nuances in each city that are more than two hours away from Nashville. those are not my areas of expertise.
All you have to do is look at the demographics, that will tell you the crime rate.
What about Fairfield Glade
That is a pretty report area about a 1.5 hours from Nashville on the plateau between Nash and Knoxville. it is not an area that I know well, but I have partners who do.
Fairfield Glade is nothing more than a bunch of northern carpet baggers who have come here to complain about how great it was back nawth and how we're a bunch of hillbilly rubes here. No thanks!
Best cites are where the California liberals are not going
Not always so, Two second amendment Californians brought 32 million dollars to my county, we have retired California police officers. And young Californians who have joined the army here. And working Californians. Tell the liberals to go to Memphis or Nashville.
Jackson Tennessee tell me more
Jackson is between Nashville and about 70 miles east of Memphis going west on I 40. It is in Madison County and has a pop of approx 75k. Are you thinking of living there? What peaks your interest?
Jackson just isn't that great of a small city. High crime, food and beer scene is boring, entertainment is seriously lacking as well. Friendly people but there are so many better Tennessee options than Jackson. I wish it was a great place but being the closest city area for me for years, I pressed on to Nashville area for fun nights out.
@@oliverk.401 yes there is no comparison if you want lots of action and options for entertainment, restaurants bar scene in Nashville v Jackson. 2 different tier cities
How far is hendersonville to Nashville?
Lady can't count... Great video though!
Did I mess up in the numbers🤣 doesn't surprise me... Glad you got some value though! You didn't come for my counting skills1 obviously you Can count🤣
Actually I planned to do 9 cities but the video got Soooooolong-didnt thinm anyone would listen to my words so closely😂
Omg, 3 1/2 minutes before she actually gets into the subject
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Please don't move to Tennessee stay in California and New York. I was born here in Tennessee
As a proud resident of the good side of Tennessee, which is the east side, I'm here to testify that I wouldn't live in Nashangeles if you paid me. It's turning into just another leftist wasteland like all cities Californicator's have ruined.
I’m glad you love your area of the state! East Tn is beautiful… and of course nothing beats football Saturdays on RockyTop