I'm surprised they haven't pushed the trailer park out yet

It just ain't nolensville anymore I grew up there my whole life I use to actually by horse feed at the feed mill now it's owned by a Californian the wiliiamson rec center is where we went to elementary school nolensville is just a bunch of yuppies now we sold our land and got the heck out of there nothing but people and there big suvs and hell of a lot of traffic

Excellent presentation. Son lives in the area. We’ll look you up when we decide to “bust a move.”

700 W Meade is affordable

Walking trails are used by South American gangs who are targeting your homes

I am surprised at the lack of architectural interest in the home designs. These neighborhoods have all cookie cutter houses with no variety or character.

Some of the garages in the grove are bigger than my newly built paid off 245k house about an hour south of there

Will be visiting Lebanon/Nashville area in mid-August .Considering moving to Lebanon first week in November will be renting .

My birthplace where i was born and raised and graduated. Love my city

Hi, Jennifer. My husband and I are thinking of moving to TN and Murfreesboro is on my list. Is your 2707 Congress Drive listing still available?

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How is it possible that the average median income is 123K when the average home costs 950K ?????????

Are there any single story new houses in these nice neighborhoods???

There’s all these people from California saying they’re moving to Franklin, doesn’t sound like any place I would want to move to now. You people destroy every place you go… We need to look no further than Austin Texas for proof of that… Don’t California our Tennessee. That goes double for you New Yorkers….

I like columbia more.

Thanks so much for the great video! My husband & I are wanting to move to TN.

After listening to this, I feel like I need to take a break from words for a month

good stay away we're full

Awesome info and finally an agent talking about golf communities.

Can you do a video on retired people that want to move into the Nashville area, that can spend a decent amount of money on rent? With maybe two car garages? Both homes and townhomes… with amenities. Thanks.

If you don't mind overcrowding, you will be OK with Mt. Juliet. The year I moved to Mt Juliet was 1974 as a small child. Mount Juliet, just like many other areas in the southeastern United States, has been ruined by overcrowding. Some of the projects approved by the commissioners make no sense at all; I am convinced there are serious kickbacks being paid to the commissioners from these out-of-state "developers". The mass political migration of blue state refugees into the southeastern United States is literally destroying places like Mount Juliet. One of my goals before I die is to escape Mount Juliet and move to a place that's like Mt. Juliet was 50 years ago.

Good content, let me know if you still need a video editor

Excellent video! Thank you. Are there any RV parks in Franklin?

They gutted our nature areas for apartments and town homes. The roads are now absolutely congested. There is nothing to do here expect drive 45 minuets to other things. If you want to work, we are the warehouse capital of the south, hosting 3-4 Amazon fulfillment centers. Houses and land are impossible to buy for locals. Taxes going up. Need a Sam's, Costco, or BJ's...but they gave it to Mt. Juliet instead. This quiet little town is no longer.

If you have kids, and you let them network with Fairview kids over Franklin High! you are ruining their lives. They wont let you transfer either. I dropped out senior year that school was so awful they signed me up for the wrong courses!

Strange you would say access to the Harpeth is a selling point; I wouldn't want to be near it since it floods. Also, commuting into Nashville will NOT be 30 minutes; it's 30 minutes with no traffic.

The best thing we ever did was rent for a year before we decide to buy. We rented a Greenhills, but I did not like living so close to Nashville. We ended up buying property office room is much better fit and we’re hoping to move to Fairview the next few years.

I remember when I first decided to move to TN. I swore by Mt. Juliet, Franklin, and Nolensville. When I finally decided on a house, I was shocked, and I ended up in Thompson's Station. The house ended up with all the rooms we needed so everyone had their own space.

We bought a house in Nolensville in November of 2023 and love it. Very safe and easy to get anywhere around Nashville. The city recently approved a new Town Squat project in February as well, so that’ll be nice to see

When I moved to Franklin in 2007, Nolensville was just "up and coming" and where families seemed to flock to be in Williamson County schools when Brentwood and Franklin were significantly more expensive. We moved to Nolensville in 2015 and it's changed a ton even since then - definitely no longer poor man's Brentwood! But It's retained the charming small town feel, continues to attract non-chain options, still has the "countryesque" topography and beauty while still feeling like you're far away but really being super close to everything. Also a plus that we're equidistant between but still close to 24 and 65. Thanks for the great content!

Hi Jennifer! Almost there to closing!

It’s pronounced Lebanawn but if you’re politically shy you’d pronounce it Lebanin as in this video, now if you’re really scared you’d pronounce it Lebnin. You can always move out of town and avoid the fear but it is Lebanawn when you read Lebanon.

I just bought a new home in the area and was very disappointed that in Tennessee, builders are not required to make disclosures of building issues.

Question for anyone familiar with the area... I'm relocating due to work from VA. I'm not finding much as far as rentals in Lebanon. Is Antioch realistic to commute daily to Lebanon? Google maps says 27-30mins, but I know from areas in VA what looks like 30mins on a map can be much longer. What about la vergne?

Where’s frankewing tn?

Nashville isn’t the only place in Tennessee. The TRI CITIES AREA is mountainous, full of lakes, soft and beautiful, less congestion. Nashville is a flat terrain , tornadoes do happen, the vegetation is a bit rough. Stiffer lawn vegetation grasses, trees , flat , hot, humid. Higher costs. The down side of the Tri Cities and Southwest Virginia, is very very, poor healthcare and hospitals. For whatever reason, litter and trashy homes are becoming a problem in all of Tennessee and Southwest Virginia. If you can’t afford living in HOA subdivisions estates, then be prepared to have to live around and look at trashy neighbors homes littered with junk and trash. It’s literally happening everywhere. Like a disease. People don’t take pride in how they live anymore. It’s really sad and frustrating that people don’t appreciate the natural beauty of the environment that they are blessed to live in and be more conscious about trash and junk and how horrible it is and looks and downplays their communities. State officials and local governments don’t seem interested in doing anything about this problem either. Clean living laws are definitely not being enforced. Especially in South West Virginia. Many backroads are horribly littered with trash. Tennessee and Southwest Virginia Trash is Definitely BACK.

Too many people are moving here, this use to be a small town. This is a great area. Basically Franklin is like a hallmark town. I love Franklin

Appreciate the details, very informative. Keep em coming. Thanks

broo stop sending people to my town. we like it small

Looks like Franklin is overbuilding.

The commute is an hour 20 easy in 2024

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We love the Nashville area and have a second home in Laurelbrooke which we bought in 2011. Almost sold it a few years ago( glad we kept it) but love the area too much even though our primary is in Florida. Property tax in Williamson county is so affordable especially when compared to Palm Beach County, FL. Our property tax in TN is only14k for a home assessed over 2m while we pay over 6-figures for a homestead property in Jupiter, FL our insurance has gone ballistic but the destruction is on all condos which in many case has tripled or been cancelled.

Those aren't Japanese beetles. Those are Asiatic ladybugs...which is why they look like ladybugs. Japanese beetles are green and bronze and much larger.

Thanks Jennifer

I have lived here since 1969 the great 440 was built in 1989 and that was it nolensville rd same Murfreesboro rd same Gallatin rd same donelson pk same Lebanon rd same would love to see these new roads you speak of but any way I'm staying less and less in TN and USA so TN can have all the busy roads you want I'm glad to watch it from a far as I did January 9th thru21st as I was in Puerto Rico didn't get any snow as I hear TN got a lot

Thanks for the information...very clear and concise😊

Great video Enjoyed watching thanks