Nashville, Tennessee Welcome to Nashville, the “Country Music Capital” of the world. Elvis Presley loved this city so much, he recorded more than 200 songs at this great city.
Besides a bustling music scene, the Music City also offers some great food and fantastic hospitality. The city’s Tin Pan South is perhaps the largest songwriter’s festival in the world. This is just a brush of some of the interesting facts about Nashville.
Affordable living
When compared to other cities in the U.S.A, Nashville is quite affordable. You only need an average salary of $26,789 to maintain the city’s standard of living.
According to Payscale statistics, the city has a 3% lower cost of living than the national average. Housing expenses are 9% lower here, and Healthcare is almost free. The Music City has 18% lower healthcare expenses compared to the national average.
Weather
The weather in Nashville is fairly moderate as compared to other cities in the U.S. The temperatures here range from 29 degrees Fahrenheit in January to 90 degrees Fahrenheit in July.
The Music City is livelier between April and October during the spring, fall and summer seasons. However, the city has plenty of events all year round, including winter when it’s coldest in Nashville. In this cold season, temperatures can reach up to 39 degrees Fahrenheit.
The only downside with Nashville is the crime rate, which is on the higher side when compared nationally but is far much better than other high living standards and poor weather cities in the U.S.
You cannot get it better elsewhere in these tough economic times. So it’s time to jump on your wagon and head to the Music City.
References
https://www.payscale.com/cost-of-living-calculator/Tennessee-Nashville
https://www.tripsavvy.com/nashville-weather-averages-2477627