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Meeting new clients @ 1PM

Meeting new clients from California today @ 1PM. Hope the weather stays somewhat dry. Nashville has really greened up in the last 2 weeks!  Read More →

Meeting a new client in Hendersonville this morning

and then another client in Downtown Nashville a bit later. Great day to look at homes in Nashvegas!  Read More →

Had a great meeting with a client in Watertown/Grant TN.

Such a beautiful part of the state, Grant is about 50 miles east of Nashville. We looked at 5 homes and had a great time. There are some solid opportunities to buy a home with 3 or 4 acres, creeks, wildlife and views… for under $200,000.00 About a 45 minute drive to downtown Nashville, probably 35 to the airport. Excellent!  Read More →

Will You Be New To Nashville?

I do not know if calling Nashville and the Middle Tennessee area a hidden gem is exactly correct, but there are a lot of aspects that seem unknown to the rest of the world. Like everyone else, we complain about traffic and parking. But transplants from Detroit, Indianapolis, and especially larger cities like New York and Los Angeles will find the situation a welcomed change. During my rush hour commuting days, I probably averaged 50 miles per hour on the highway. Sometimes I could go faster and some days I was at a standstill for five or ten minutes. But overall, the traffic situation here is the best I have witnessed in a medium sized city. Some other benefits include mild weathers with just a few snow days a year. We get a couple of inches of accumulation every other winter or so. While the kids will not get to go sledding very often, many public schools cancel school on the threat of snow. While sales tax in Tennessee is one of the highest in the US at 9.5%, it is said that Tennessee residents keep more of their paychecks than residents of any other state. Factors contributing to this are comparatively low housing prices, no state income tax, and moderately low consumer prices. The restaurants here stand above both the quality and... [Read More]

Hillsboro Village

West End/Hillsboro Village is a stylishly prestigious and strategically placed development in Nashville. The trendy neighborhood sports historic houses, contemporary residences, condominiums, and loft apartments on streets adorned with beautiful trees and wide sidewalks. West End/Hillsboro Village’s spectacular amenities consist of a fantastic infrastructure (near Vanderbilt and Belmont Universities, interstate highways, and downtown), excellent shopping options, delectable dining, fabulous coffee shops, a charming historic theater (Belcourt Theater), and the internationally renowned Music Row (the site of several recording companies). Nashville is graced with a strong economy and provides career opportunities with high tech industries, retail businesses, banking firms, transportation companies, and manufacturing industries. Commonly known as “The Village”, Hillsboro Village is one of Nashville’s few remaining collections of neighborhood merchants. It was once a streetcar suburb, and began to take shape when two grocery stores and a pharmacy opened along the trolley line that ran down 21st Avenue. The Village offers a complete line of neighborhood services, retail stores, and entertainment. Specialty stores,... [Read More]

Franklin Real Estate

Franklin is a charming, historic community and peaceful suburb of Nashville. This precious keepsake of a development is characterized by an amiable, small town feel and boasts a vast number of marvelous antique shops, an attractive downtown area, and a wide selection of recreational activities. Some of Franklin’s residences are historic and  sport pre-Civil War architecture; the town was the site of a famous Civil War battle. Franklin benefits from the attractions of Nashville and neighboring communities in the forms of reputable universities (Belmont and Vanderbilt), several prestigious private and public schools, gorgeous national parks (Carnton Plantation and Bicentennial Mall State Park), various exceptional golf courses, and several concert venues and theaters. This amazing  neighborhood enjoys other amenities which consist of the 67.000 seat Adelphia Coliseum (home to the NFL Titans), the Grand Ole Opry House, and Wave Country (a water slide and entertainment park). Nashville is graced with a strong economy and provides career opportunities with high tech industries, retail businesses, banking firms, transportation companies, and manufacturing industries. Franklin is the county seat of Williamson County, Tennessee. For... [Read More]

Forest Hills Real Estate

Forest Hills is an endearing and relaxed music enthusiast’s refuge with lovely rolling hills and gorgeous forest groves in Nashville. This stellar incorporated neighborhood boasts a small town atmosphere with an assortment of new and older homes (1940s and 1950s) in styles which include Normandy and Tudor. Forest Hills’ dwellings are characterized by large lots and stunning views of pristine hills and lush forests. This sparkling gem of a community hosts great amenities which consist of a superb infrastructure (close to downtown Nashville), prestigious colleges (Vanderbilt and Belmont Universities), a number of esteemed private and public schools, beautiful national parks (Bicentennial Mall State Park and Carnton Plantation), exceptional museums and art galleries (Cannonsburgh Village), several outstanding golf courses, many concert venues and theaters, and a large quantity of family fun centers. Forest Hills boasts other attractions as well which include the 67.000 seat Adelphia Coliseum (home to the NFL Titans), the fantastic Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, the Grand Ole Opry House, Wave Country (a water slide and amusement park), and a fabulous botanical garden and art museum (Cheekwood). Nashville is blessed... [Read More]

Brentwood Real Estate

Brentwood is a family-oriented, affluent, historic neighborhood in Nashville. This highly desirable, vibrant development is home to gorgeous, smaller town home communities and larger gated communities which were carved out of old horse and dairy farms and enjoy a peaceful setting. Brentwood features fabulous amenities which include a spectacular infrastructure (near downtown and the Nashville International Airport), reputable schools (including the high ranking Brentwood High School), breath-taking parks (Granny White Park), excellent shopping options (Cool Springs Mall and Green Hills Mall), first rate restaurants, and a marvelous library. This dazzling jewel of a community boasts a thriving business district and benefits from Nashville’s stable economy in the high tech, retail, banking, transportation, and manufacturing industries as well. Brentwood enjoys close proximity to esteemed colleges (Belmont and Vanderbilt Universities), stunning national parks (Bicentennial Mall State Park and Carnton Plantation), many excellent golf courses, various concert venues and theaters, the 67,000 seat  Adelphia Coliseum (home to the NFL Titans), the Grand Ole Opry House, and Wave Country (a water slide and amusement park). Brentwood... [Read More]

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