Nashville continues to draw attention from national organizations as one of the Best Places in the U.S to Live and do Business.
The city also continues to be the choice for many who wish to take advantage of the small town friendliness which remains a Nashville characteristic despite the enormous urban growth in recent years.
With more than 50 percent of the nation?s population within 650 miles, Nashville is ideally located as a business hub.
With a host of world-class companies like Dell, Nissan, Sprint PCS and Saturn, Nashville has become a destination for a young, progressive generation of business?s and families. Over the past decade, the Nashville area saw tremendous increases in several areas including: population growth within in the region from 53rd in the U.S. to 38th; and income growth in the region from 138th in the U.S. to 49th. That takes the region from 5% below the U.S. median household income average to 7% above it!
Nashville is also a city that has much to offer, from history, culture and fine dining to the great outdoors, a variety of music and a bit of Southern charm and hospitality. The more you look, the more you like what you see.
With top ranking hospitals, Nashville can boast of being home to some of this nation?s top doctors.
Nashville?s business climate is steady, stable and diverse. Nashville is recognized as one of the best cities for work and to raise a family. Since January 2006, Nashville has ranked in the top 10 in six different publications due to low cost of living, high quality of life, ?tax friendly? state, business and careers and reasonable home prices.
