Music lovers, people who want a Southern US city with genuine creative energy and better weather than the North. Hot chicken, country music, a healthcare industry that employs a third of the city, and the Cumberland River running through it all.
Nashville is the fastest growing major city in the United States and house prices reflect this with painful clarity. The honky tonks on Broadway are real — the musicians playing them are extraordinary — and they are also surrounded by bachelorette parties seven nights a week. Both things are simultaneously true.
Cost of living is moderate — not cheap, but manageable on a decent remote income. Climate is seasonal but manageable — winters exist but don't dominate. Bureaucracy is foreigner-friendly and internet is world-class — fast and ubiquitous. A car is essentially required — public transport and walkability are very limited. There is genuine depth to explore beyond the obvious.
Binary signals — not scores.
Music lovers, people who want a Southern US city with genuine creative energy and better weather than the North. Hot chicken, country music, a healthcare industry that employs a third of the city, and the Cumberland River running through it all.
The Station Inn in Gulch has been the home of bluegrass in Nashville for decades. No bachelorette parties, no cowboy hats, just extraordinary musicians in a room that holds 200 people. Sunday nights are the institution.
These are the numbers. But numbers don't move to a new city — you do.
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