Where to Live Nashville

Where to Live Nashville

If you are interested to learn more about life and real estate in Nashville, then this channel may be for you. Come along with us as we show you all the different pockets of Nashville Tennessee, point out the positives and the negatives, and help you get a feel for what it is like here.

We are a real estate team and native Nashvillians AND

We want to give you ALL of our "locals" knowledge about:

Relocating to Nashville Tennessee
Relocating to Brentwood Tennessee
Relocating to Franklin Tennessee......and all the surrounding areas too.

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  • @wheretolivenashville
    @wheretolivenashville3 күн бұрын

    🤔Thinking of Moving to Nashville Tennessee? 📝 Let Us Help! 📱Call or Text us: 615.378.5252

  • @wheretolivenashville
    @wheretolivenashville3 күн бұрын

    This one went quick but we have more! 🤔Thinking of Moving to Nashville Tennessee? 📝 Let Us Help! 📱Call or Text us: 615.378.5252

  • @DobermanMom70
    @DobermanMom704 күн бұрын

    Great video!!! My son might be stationed there…. Way better than California! That’s not traffic! I loved living in Ohio! Back East is so much better than the West coast! Please! Give me Clarksville any day!! I gotta get back East/Midwest!

  • @wheretolivenashville
    @wheretolivenashville3 күн бұрын

    Thank you for the kind response! We are lucky to have your son stationed here while protecting our country!

  • @DobermanMom70
    @DobermanMom703 күн бұрын

    @@wheretolivenashvillethank you! He’s not stationed there yet….he MIGHT get stationed there….we shall see. Thank you for your appreciation!

  • @NancyHodges-j3i
    @NancyHodges-j3i7 күн бұрын

    Really honest a great information

  • @wheretolivenashville
    @wheretolivenashville6 күн бұрын

    Glad you liked it!

  • @NancyHodges-j3i
    @NancyHodges-j3i7 күн бұрын

    “We’re not in Gallatin anymore, Todo”

  • @ThirdCoastlive
    @ThirdCoastlive9 күн бұрын

    Thanks so informative and look forward to coming back to Tim's for lake.You are amazing individual for sharing so much.Thank you

  • @wheretolivenashville
    @wheretolivenashville9 күн бұрын

    Thanks for the comment. Very kind of you !

  • @Nikita-qw3qi
    @Nikita-qw3qi9 күн бұрын

    Can you guys please just create a simple video. So much junk and movement. Don't want to watch.

  • @wheretolivenashville
    @wheretolivenashville9 күн бұрын

    @@Nikita-qw3qi thanks for the feedback. Don’t disagree with you either !

  • @Nikita-qw3qi
    @Nikita-qw3qi8 күн бұрын

    @@wheretolivenashville Huge manipulation. Fon't respect will not be watching anything further from you.

  • @lesbrown8099
    @lesbrown809910 күн бұрын

    Thank you...

  • @armandodesousa6375
    @armandodesousa637511 күн бұрын

    My old neighborhood. I lived on Montrose. Now I´m in Portugal.

  • @wheretolivenashville
    @wheretolivenashville10 күн бұрын

    @@armandodesousa6375 Montrose is a good street !

  • @armandodesousa6375
    @armandodesousa637510 күн бұрын

    @@wheretolivenashville I lived in 1106- with the beautiful sycamore!

  • @AlexanderT281
    @AlexanderT28114 күн бұрын

    The city is extremely boring. Sure the city is throwing up townhouses left and right but man there is nothing to do here.

  • @wheretolivenashville
    @wheretolivenashville13 күн бұрын

    You are correct when it comes to Clarksville nightlife. Most venture on down to Nashville or East Nashville when they want to have a good time

  • @kimmorgan8690
    @kimmorgan869014 күн бұрын

    the traffic bad lot of crime in Clarksville to

  • @mikewill1891
    @mikewill189114 күн бұрын

    The state if full please try Florida and North Carolina!!!!!

  • @Thedirttrackguy1234
    @Thedirttrackguy123415 күн бұрын

    I live here I love here

  • @davidyork8020
    @davidyork802016 күн бұрын

    living in Gallatin is like living in the Rocky mountains without the mountains it really sucks

  • @wheretolivenashville
    @wheretolivenashville13 күн бұрын

    Thanks David! We also hear about how many people love Gallatin. Its great we live in a country where we can choose where we live.

  • @Ohhappyday764
    @Ohhappyday76418 күн бұрын

    They are moving here because a few greedy contractors are telling folks how cheap housing is.

  • @Mastercaster280
    @Mastercaster28020 күн бұрын

    Don’t move here stay away from here

  • @TG-hp8og
    @TG-hp8og20 күн бұрын

    How is fishing there? Is it enough/not endangered species (in my area its a issue). Where do one pay for the fishing? And is it allowed to make fire,down by the water (again about my area , fire is not allowed ,because even a light breeze can blow a sparckle , and turn into a tragedy for the dry forest ,and the wild life). I would like you to mention the rules about fishing, is it allowed to camp with tent, what rules are about "toilet brake (in my area,one have to dig it down), where to park ,aso... And also ,is water clean enough to drink ? Do houseboaths have a place to emty their "suer" and throw garbage at?

  • @wheretolivenashville
    @wheretolivenashville19 күн бұрын

    All good questions here! Best place to start is on the state website. You will need a fishing license in most cases. www.tn.gov/twra/fishing-regs.html

  • @wheretolivenashville
    @wheretolivenashville20 күн бұрын

    Would you want to live here?

  • @wheretolivenashville
    @wheretolivenashville23 күн бұрын

    Would you live here

  • @FlaqkoGTA
    @FlaqkoGTA26 күн бұрын

    I live in Antioch. Renting out my current home and getting a bigger home for cheaper in Clarksville. I work from home so no problem. Homes are over 100k cheaper than where I live if you would pick it up and drop it here in Antioch

  • @wheretolivenashville
    @wheretolivenashville25 күн бұрын

    You are absolutely correct!

  • @jamessandsmark226
    @jamessandsmark22626 күн бұрын

    So, poor urban planning. American city planning and traffic design is trash. We have built everything around cars and are surprised by the traffic.

  • @wheretolivenashville
    @wheretolivenashville25 күн бұрын

    @@jamessandsmark226 very true would you prefer a city designed purely around walking?

  • @suzannehofer2541
    @suzannehofer254128 күн бұрын

    But they still charge taxes on perishable items like food. There are some problems with Tennessee. Elements of this administration having affected it.

  • @wheretolivenashville
    @wheretolivenashville29 күн бұрын

    Would you live here?

  • @Mediasyko
    @MediasykoАй бұрын

    I lived there for a while. I drove to Nashville everyday bc there was nothing there

  • @wheretolivenashville
    @wheretolivenashville27 күн бұрын

    We have clients who say the same thing. They need the affordable home with 4-5 bedrooms and willing to make the commute. Where do you live now?

  • @dubonheur01
    @dubonheur01Ай бұрын

    Hendersonville vs murfresboro pleaz compare them 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

  • @wheretolivenashville
    @wheretolivenashvilleАй бұрын

    We will work on that!

  • @hgrimes9824
    @hgrimes9824Ай бұрын

    We do not need luxury communities. We need to be able to afford housing. Most of us do not give a damn about overpriveleged wealthy people's comfort.

  • @daycel13
    @daycel13Ай бұрын

    Clarksville is a military town and like most military towns there isn’t a whole lot to do unless you drive to a larger city. We’ve been stationed at Fort Hood Texas and when people complain about traffic I have to think they’ve never been anywhere else because it could be a lot worse. Try driving here in Texas where if the speed limit is 80 on the highway (literally) then people are going 90-100+ and cutting you off left and right. You don’t know scared until you’re up on an overpass in Dallas about 7 floors high going 80+. 😅 I’ll take the calm and quietness of Clarksville anyday.

  • @lagunavette14
    @lagunavette14Ай бұрын

    affordability? LOL. sidewalks??? walk to work school, no way... They are woefully behind on infrastructure. I suppose if you can afford 3/4 of a mill. pickups and jeeps??? y'all didn't visit you guessed. SUVs are the majority. Y'all are out of touch. will not watch anymore of your videos.

  • @sueseger6883
    @sueseger6883Ай бұрын

    I used to live in the Hermitage area. I remember driving thru Mt Juliet, and nothing was there. I loved eating at Darfons. Yum

  • @wheretolivenashville
    @wheretolivenashvilleАй бұрын

    Darfons is one of my favorite places to eat in Donelson! I meet clients there when we are on that side of town. Locally owned and definitely worth a try!

  • @jdmoney1000
    @jdmoney1000Ай бұрын

    Does this town sit under a airplane flight zone????

  • @wheretolivenashville
    @wheretolivenashvilleАй бұрын

    The BNA airport is really close to Donelson so parts of it definitely can be.

  • @Mixwell1983
    @Mixwell1983Ай бұрын

    Another thing I dislike about Clarksville is the downtown area and the flock of hipster's flocking. I worked at Strawberry Alley as a prep cook and the line cook and the whole "local brewery" hometown bullshit is overplayed. Seen this soo many times in LA and I guess I'm just hating but you don't need murals with a fuckin hastag to your Instagram shit, overpriced boutique stores, it's already been done to death and the douchebag normies give off Hollywood Euro trash type vibes of influencers who are broke so they try to hype up the town. Hah I finished the video and saw dude recommend Strawbery Alley (ale works) ill forgive the blunder because honestly as a chef/prep cook/line cook i have to give props for all the people that worked and work there as prep cooks/line cooks. The food is genuinely good, the fries are made fresh (i hand plunged them through the fry cutter) Just don't ask about Mother's Day 2022, we ran outta potatoes for the frys, chips for the nachos, salmon and i think steak. That was like my last day and the new kitchen manager fucked up the whole order of what we needed. Haven't worked in a lot of restaurants but I remember that night we closed at 8 instead of 10. That shit was all bad.. but for real the bacon mac cheese, shrimp and grits, chicken piccata and shrimp bowl were all my sautee station.. it's a mother fucker at dinner service but the rush was real....The authenticity of a small downtown seems gone and it's just people trying to turn what is a cool little downtown trying to turn it into something bigger. Hell it's Clarksville, you ask anyone who isnt from TN they won't be WOWed when you're coming from a big city.... I bet downtown Clarksville in the 90s had a lot more authenticity but now it's a hot hub for people to snap photos in front of and post their sub par pictures of their dishes online. Again BRO it's Clarksville, take that shit to Nashville or wherever the fuck you came from.😂

  • @Mixwell1983
    @Mixwell1983Ай бұрын

    I wish they would make a bridge that ran somewhere between hwy 149 that shot straight over to dover road/ft campbell bl... Out in Cali you had multiple detour routes if needed but out here man it's like you have 4 main roads of you wana get anywere and thats Riverside,Wilma, Madison and Ft Campbell Bl PS can we get some better fast food service on Riverside? These places have like 3 cars and are slow as hell, asking you to pull up to the next window or park in a curbside spot. I never seen shit like that in Cali, you order at the box and your food was ready to go. I know it's a different demographic of workers (in CA it was mostly non teen Hispanics workers) vs lazy teens and early 20s but ever fast food spot acts like you're inconveniencing them when you order food.. I guess we can't have it all right ?😂😂

  • @wheretolivenashville
    @wheretolivenashvilleАй бұрын

    Thanks for the comments. Appreciate you watching and weighing in

  • @logantcooper6
    @logantcooper6Ай бұрын

    Sounds like you should just go back to Cali...

  • @Mixwell1983
    @Mixwell1983Ай бұрын

    I lived near LA and my sister's fam moved to Cunningham in 2013. Her husband was in the Marines and another couple they clicked with on base in CA the friends husband had fam in Clarksville. Long story short both families moved here after they got out, my sister doesn't talk to the other couple anymore but my woman and I would fly out to visit every year We liked it more and more and decided to come out in 2021 and I'm mostly happy here. Live on the South side of the river in the "country" but at the time of moving didn't realize ot was a military town from previous visits. Woulda preferred moving to Dickson or even Springfield but I have met a shit ton of other Californians and I have to say we are mostly like minded and moved for a reason. Politically im more aligned, I can shoot my firerams in my backyard, ride my atvs and actually have some property. I love living across the river and honestly glad my sister put me on game when looking for houses out here that were nice but in the city etc.. she knew what I was looking for and one of her homegirls was moving back to MT and luckily I was a cash buyer and got the house across the river when there weren't many. I have noticed even being here 3 years that it's like every spot than have a little track home sun division is getting built and while I could be considered part of the problem as an out of stater I do kinda feel like housing is going nuts.. I could likely sell my house I have now for $330k easily when I bought it for $250k with 1.6 acres. The woman that sold it was cool and said if i shoot her a cash offer she wouldn't put it on the market etc.. she didn't Wana hassle with escrow etc so I guess I got a good deal but back then the house im in was pushing $275k..

  • @lowflynn1789
    @lowflynn17892 ай бұрын

    It won’t be long before they start putting skyscrapers up in Clarksville lol

  • @wheretolivenashville
    @wheretolivenashville2 ай бұрын

    I don't see it in their future due to the flight paths of the 101st. I can see them following the blue print similar to one in Washington DC. All buildings with 5 floors or less.

  • @1man2many
    @1man2many2 ай бұрын

    Not a soul to be seen, what the heck?

  • @wheretolivenashville
    @wheretolivenashville2 ай бұрын

    Just due to time of day we shot. There are definitely people in Cookeville 🤪

  • @purplesprigs
    @purplesprigs2 ай бұрын

    The real reason - half the houses are for sale and the buyers want DOUBLE what they paid two or three years ago. May they never sell.

  • @wheretolivenashville
    @wheretolivenashville2 ай бұрын

    People keep moving to Clarksville. Showed houses for two different couples this week. The good news is the buyer has options. Thanks for watching!

  • @bobgspinball
    @bobgspinball2 ай бұрын

    Terrible, Duck River is already being strained to supply water. Just last Summer Spring Hill was rationing water.

  • @BackwoodsGarageLLC.
    @BackwoodsGarageLLC.2 ай бұрын

    DONT MOVE HERE IT SUCKS (it doesn’t we’re just over populated)

  • @chelsea14379
    @chelsea143792 ай бұрын

    Is it typically younger folks or mixed and younger i mean 20s 😂

  • @wheretolivenashville
    @wheretolivenashville2 ай бұрын

    Well the university keeps a ton of college age kids local, and many stay after college so its pretty diverse

  • @insidejob6961
    @insidejob69612 ай бұрын

    Im coming into town for work from 5/21/24-6/8/24. Any recommendations?

  • @wheretolivenashville
    @wheretolivenashville2 ай бұрын

    Sure. If you want to text us we can help you connect any dots 615.378.5252

  • @cptsnake1202
    @cptsnake12022 ай бұрын

    Visit the Museum in downtown Clarksville. Heard strawberry ally is not too bad. The Downtown Commons normally host events around 7:30 at night. Be sure to check out Clarksville Collection on Franklin street before you leave. It’s the summer time so it’s definitely a lot nicer and warmer. So downtown is where you mostly want to hang out.

  • @hilltown4260
    @hilltown42602 ай бұрын

    Naw it sucks don’t come stay where you are people

  • @gentlemanvroffical1234
    @gentlemanvroffical12342 ай бұрын

    MJ is nice I live in it closer to the river

  • @wheretolivenashville
    @wheretolivenashville2 ай бұрын

    That's a nice pocket by the water! Thanks for watching!

  • @AdvancedSolarTechnologiesInc
    @AdvancedSolarTechnologiesInc2 ай бұрын

    Can u please send me more information?

  • @wheretolivenashville
    @wheretolivenashville2 ай бұрын

    Sure please send us a text with your email or contact info to 615.378.5252

  • @RaleighWhelan
    @RaleighWhelan2 ай бұрын

    It’s not bad tbh, been here sense I was 10 granted exit 1 and 4 are packed but the outskirts

  • @RaleighWhelan
    @RaleighWhelan2 ай бұрын

    Are nice*

  • @wanderingweh405
    @wanderingweh4052 ай бұрын

    Spring Hill has Main Street a narrow two lane rd and traffic is so bad it takes 30 minutes to get 3 blocks (no kidding) no room for turn lanes. I drive it daily. You'll also notice about 1/3 of the car tags are now out of state. There are 100s of 1000s of over priced condos being built on top of each other. Check the 1980 population vs 2024. It's a small town and there is no room to widen the narrow two lane rd without knocking down all the historic homes. Locals now avoid the area if possible because the traffic and dense population will cause a stroke. Fairview is your better option. As mentioned with traffic on I65 you aren't getting in or out of town in a timely fashion. It will be a trashy dump soon esp w/ the low paying industial factory jobs like GM ect. Test it first.

  • @Ckelto
    @Ckelto2 ай бұрын

    Thanks for the comments. Those are some of the reasons we think everything close to June lake will quickly become the most desirable part of Spring Hill. We talk about this in our June lake videos. The new exit on I65 will make that whole section so much more convenient than the rest of Spring Hill. Thanks for watching our videos

  • @wanderingweh405
    @wanderingweh4052 ай бұрын

    @@Ckelto for implants

  • @wanderingweh405
    @wanderingweh4052 ай бұрын

    @@Ckelto my kids graduated there about 10 yrs ago thankfully we were able to move back out in the hills but still have to deal with the congestion and traffic working there. Not long ago it wasn't much more than a few beautiful historic plantations and a silo now you can see cheap expensive subdivions in the background of those historic homes instead of trees

  • @chrisfisher1625
    @chrisfisher16252 ай бұрын

    Why do these videos brag about houses that are 3-500,000? They better have jobs that pay $40/hr +

  • @HFord-zx8bq
    @HFord-zx8bq2 ай бұрын

    I was born and raised there and left in 99 (Air Force)... I do not even recognize Clarksville anymore.

  • @wheretolivenashville
    @wheretolivenashville2 ай бұрын

    It definitely continues to grow in all directions.

  • @Dexter68-eq6ei
    @Dexter68-eq6ei2 ай бұрын

    😲🤒🥵🤢🤮😷💩

  • @keshajermaine7464
    @keshajermaine74643 ай бұрын

    Clarksville’s land and homes are rising fast because of the people moving here. Traffic is horrendous, they are not expanding roads, very little and slow if at all. Clarksville is mostly a military town, not a whole lot of major stores and things to do. There are some highlights about this town some of the history, some of the new small owned businesses but a lot of things need to change and improve.

  • @wheretolivenashville
    @wheretolivenashville2 ай бұрын

    Thanks for the comment

  • @DveMcGuire
    @DveMcGuire3 ай бұрын

    Turning off... what an asshole of a content creator.