Blog Category - Nashville Neighborhoods

Jul 25, 2025 • 5 min read

East Nashville Neighborhoods Map

East Nashville has become one of Music City's most sought-after areas, and honestly, it's not hard to see why. This eclectic side of town offers everything from historic charm to modern amenities, all while maintaining that authentic Nashville vibe that's getting harder to find elsewhere. 🎵Whether you're a first-time homebuyer drawn to the area's artistic energy or a growing family looking for w

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Mar 24, 2013 3 min read

East Nashville… Welcome to Crazy Town.

What a week! In my decade of selling real estate, I’m not sure I’ve ever seen a market quite like this. The spring market is already buzzing all over town, but nothing is sizzling quite like East Nashville. Home to hipsters, hippies and yuppies alike, it seems that everyone wants to be in on the […]

Dec 15, 2011 1 min read

5 Points Map. East Nashville’s Hippest Haven.

5 Points East Nashville Map. Courtesy of East Nashville With Love I just love working with buyers and sellers in East Nashville. It’s one of my favorite neighborhoods in town. I suppose about 25% of my first time home buyers are interested exclusively in 37206, 37216, and 37207. I was recently catching up/clearing out an […]

Jan 25, 2011 1 min read

Up and Coming Nashville Neighborhoods

Interesting commentary from the Nashville Business Journal. See larger image at the Nashville Homes Media Blog.

Sep 19, 2009 1 min read

Study Finds Connection Between Neighborhood Walkability and Home Values

Here’s an interesting story I recently stumbled upon at the National Realtor Blog. Nashville isn’t well-known to be a walkable city, however www.WalkScore.com ranked Nashville the 39th most walkable city earlier this year. If you are interest in a walkable lifestyle there are several neighborhoods you might consider, including: The Gulch, 12 South, Hillsboro Village, […]

Sep 18, 2009 1 min read

Big Draw: 12 South

What’s The Big Draw? The Big Draw is an annual event comprised of activities centered on drawing. Initiated in 2000 by the wildly successful UK Campaign for Drawing, The Big Draw promotes John Ruskin’s belief that drawing is a key to understanding and knowledge. Drawing America believes that The Big Draw is a natural way […]

Jun 28, 2009 1 min read

Music City Star reduces Donelson Fare

The cost to ride the Music City Star from Donelson Station to downtown Nashville will be sharply reduced starting on July 1, the Regional Transit Authority announced Wednesday. Pre-purchased tickets now will cost $1.60 a ride (currently $4); $16 for 10-Ride ticket (currently $36); and $65 for monthly passes (currently $134). Single-Trip tickets purchased at […]

Jun 25, 2009 1 min read

Tips for Parents Buying Property for Children

With home prices low, now could be a good time for parents to give their children a home or even an investment property. Here are some suggestions for managing the tax consequences from Mark Luscombe, tax analyst with Wolters Kluwer. Give a cash gift. Individuals are allowed to gift up to $13,000 per person in […]

Jun 9, 2009 1 min read

The Gulch Named to Men’s Jounals Best Neighborhoods in America

…”Nashville, TN For a century the Gulch was just a barren railroad corridor, then redevelopment brought it back from the dead. It also created the first LEED Neighborhood Development certification in the South — all while preserving some history. Don’t miss the Station Inn, the mother church of bluegrass, now flanked by new condos and […]

Apr 23, 2009 5 min read

Older Homes Hold Values Better

With all the news about home prices collapsing, Jennifer Anderson got a little nervous last year after learning that she and her husband, Bryan, would have to sell their home. The Army was moving the family from Fort Campbell in Clarksville, Tenn., to Fort Lewis near Seattle. Fortunately, the couple had an offer one week […]

Apr 8, 2009 4 min read

USA Today: Nashville Works to Liven the Gulch

NASHVILLE — For decades it was little more than an eyesore, a sunken warren of freight railroad tracks and run-down brick warehouses that was home mostly to vagrants and a bluegrass bar with boarded windows. The Gulch, as it is known, is now the focus of a $400 million makeover whose aim is to bring […]

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