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DAVIDSON COUNTY · MIDDLE TENNESSEE

Nashville is the region's centre of gravity — music, healthcare, higher education and a downtown that keeps pulling people in. It changes character block by block: historic streets of brick and painted-brick houses with deep porches sit near infill new builds, converted industrial pockets and quiet established blocks under mature trees. I usually start by asking which part of Nashville interests you, not whether Nashville does.

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Nashville

Average Sales Price
$1,061,478
Median Sales Price
$598,861
Total Listings
4,560
Population Data provided by Attom Data
436,563
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Attributes Average Median
Bathrooms 2.87 3
Bedrooms 3.06 3
Year Built 1993 2005
Lot Size 35,632 Sqft 1,742 Sqft
Taxes $4,539 $3,258
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Population

436.6K
436.6K in 2020

Density

1.4K
per square mile

Households

181.1K
Total households

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Education

6% Associate
22% Bachelor
16% Graduate
22% High School
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Living in Nashville.

Nashville's pull comes from what's downtown — music, healthcare, higher education — but the city itself is really a patchwork of very different neighbourhoods. You'll find historic streets of brick and painted-brick houses with deep porches a short way from infill new construction, converted industrial pockets turned residential, and quiet, established blocks shaded by mature trees. I spend most of my first conversation with a buyer narrowing down which version of Nashville actually suits them, because the zip code alone tells you very little.

What the housing looks like

Historic character homes with original detail near the core
Tall-and-skinny new construction on infill lots
Condos and low-rise units close to downtown
Buyers tend to pick the neighbourhood first, the house second

Thinking about Nashville?

I've worked across Middle Tennessee and internationally, so wherever you're starting from, I can give you a straight read on the city and on your options — buying, selling or relocating. No pressure, no obligation.