Nashville Real Estate

A recent article released by the Nashville Business Journal has categorized Nashville zip codes based on income. So, interested to find out what zip codes made the Top 5 cut? Find out below.

5. 37220- (Forrest Hill/ Oak Hill area)- Median household income of $85,261

4. 37215- (Green Hills)- Median household income of $88,110

3. 37067- (Franklin) Median household income of $105,674

2. 37069- (Franklin) Median household income of $117,070

1. 37027- (Brentwood area)- Median household income of $118,958

With a new year on the horizon and with that comes the idea of fresh starts. If you are wanting to relocate, make a fresh start, or are relocating to Nashville for business…guess what- you won’t be disappointed. If you’re on the fence about making Nashville your new home, let me give a few of the best reasons to come!

1. Our average temperature is 70 degrees.

2. Tennessee is only one of 6 states without a personal income tax. What’s better than keeping your hard earned money?

Got family coming in town for Thanksgiving, and you’re at a loss as to how to entertain them? Don’t fret- we’ve got a list of things to keep the family occupied and your sanity in tact! These are 10 of the greatest ways to have fun with friends and family. Happy Thanksgiving!

1. Radio City Christmas Spectacular- See the Rockettes! Right now, buy one adult ticket and get a children’s ticket for FREE
2. Arrington Vineyards- Family-friendly, pack a picnic and enjoy the jazz music and a bottle of wine

Yes, you read that correctly. This 2-bedroom unit in downtown Nashvillle was just approved as a short sale.

Beautiful Downtown Loft in Historic 1900′s Exchange bldg. located in Printer’s Alley. Home features contemporary fixtures, stainless counters & appliances in kitchen, balcony off great room, assigned gated parking space transfers w/deed.

Check out all fo the specs on this great loft, 309 Church St., Unit 303 Nashville TN.

Impress your family and friends at the Thanksgiving table with these Turkey tidbits.

1. The first turkey was domesticated in Mexico and Central America.
2. A male turkey is called a tom, and a female is a hen.
3. The female turkey makes a cluck sound, while the male makes a gobble.
4. Minnesota produces the most turkeys annually.
5. Yes, wild turkeys can fly…up to 55 mph.
6. The skin that hangs from a turkeys neck is called a wattle.
7. Israel consumes the most tureky per year per capita.