RelocationGuide_v2

LEADING YOU HOME

Relocation Guide to Middle Tennessee

A Legacy of Leadership Onward Real Estate is a market leader in Middle Tennessee, closing more than $2.1 billion in sales in 2025. With over 400 agents, the firm ranks as the No. 1 independent brokerage in the region and No. 3 overall by market share.

Onward Real Estate was founded by industry

#1

Independent Brokerage

leaders Bob and Marie Parks and CEO Jenni Barnett, whose decades of experience have shaped one of the most respected real estate legacies in the Middle Tennessee area.

After building and leading a nationally recog-

#3

Brokerage overall market share

nized brokerage, they launched Onward with a renewed focus—creating a locally rooted, relationship-driven company designed to better serve both agents and clients.

400+ Agents

Their vision centers on personalized service, strong community ties, and a belief that real estate is about people first.

Today, that foundation continues to define Onward’s approach, blending personalized care and proven leadership with a forward-thinking perspective.

70+

Countries in our Global Network

Starting a new chapter often means relocating—and

knowledge with global connections through Leading

while it brings exciting opportunities, the process can

Real Estate Companies of the World® and Luxury Port-

feel overwhelming. At Onward Real Estate, we’re here

folio International®.

to make your move seamless from start to finish.

Our mission is simple: to move people forward. WhethOnward Real Estate is a locally rooted, forward-focused

er you’re relocating across town or across the globe,

brokerage built on decades of expertise in Middle

our relocation-trained advisors provide personalized

Tennessee. With more than 400 agents across multiple

guidance, innovative tools, and trusted support every

offices, we are proud to be the region’s largest

step of the way—so you can step confidently into your

independent brokerage—combining deep local

next chapter.

Michele Barnes

Jenni Barnett

Director of Relocation

CEO

michele@onwardre.com

jenni@onwardre.com

Our Services KNOWLEDGE Our advisors are fully committed, highly trained, and thoughtfully selected to deliver expert guidance at every stage. We equip you with the insights and resources needed throughout the buying or selling process—from local market expertise to moving logistics and beyond.

LIFESTYLE MANAGEMENT We provide personalized relocation counseling centered on what matters most to you. By understanding your priorities, we help identify the right community and ensure a smooth, stress-free transition.

HOUSING SOLUTIONS Whether you’re considering temporary housing or ready to purchase, we guide you through every option. From lender introductions to property tours, we simplify the process so you can move forward with confidence.

COMMUNITY TOURS Our team offers customized tours for individuals, families, and corporate clients. With in-depth local insights and tailored home-finding experiences, we help you feel at home in Middle Tennessee from day one.

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This exclusive affiliation gives our clients access to trusted real estate professionals and properties across the globe, ensuring that wherever life takes you, Onward can seamlessly connect you with the right experts.

Our membership reinforces our commitment to excellence, innovation, and local service backed by unmatched global reach.

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leading media outlets. For our clients, this means elevated marketing, international visibility, and the confidence of working with advisors who understand the nuances of the high-end market. Onward combines local expertise with global sophistication to deliver exceptional results at every price point.

Travel Nashville International Airport (BNA) continues massive expansion to meet the needs of national and international travel. BNA began the design phase for its second major expansion, known as New Horizon, in 2022.

New Horizon will cost an additional $3 billion that will be executed in phases with an expected completion in 2029.

This will bring the total development budget and scope at BNA to $4.5 billion since 2017.

Highways Nashville is located at the convergence of three major interstate highways: • 1-40 • I-24 • I-65 The 440 Parkway, Downtown Loop, and Briley Parkway link the urbanized areas.

Public Transit • WeGo Public Transit • Nashville B-cycle bike-share system • Ride-share and motorized scooter services 7

A Region on the Rise Relocating to Middle

become a top destination

Tennessee means more than

for relocation.

just a change of address— it’s an opportunity to

Nashville ranks among the

experience one of the most

top U.S. cities for corporate

dynamic and desirable

relocations, placing #3

regions in the country.

nationally for new headquarters growth and attracting

Anchored by Nashville and

dozens of companies in

surrounded by thriving

recent years.

communities like Franklin, Brentwood, Columbia and

Nashville is known worldwide

Murfreesboro, the area offers

for its music and entertain-

a unique blend of culture,

ment, but its growth is pow-

growth, and quality of life.

ered by a diverse economy

Middle Tennessee continues

including healthcare, finance,

to attract individuals, fam-

technology, and education—

ilies, and businesses from

making it an ideal place to

across the country. With a

build both a career and a life.

strong economy and no state income tax, the region has

66+ people move to the region every day—drawn by opportunity, affordability, and quality of life.

At Onward Real Estate, we believe relocation is about more than a move—it’s about creating a life you love.

With deep roots in Middle Tennessee and a commitment to personalized service, our team is here to guide you every step of the way—helping you feel at home from the moment you arrive.

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By the Numbers

2.1M Metro Population

0%

≈

State Income Tax

Market Snapshot

3%

Unemployment Rate

Cost of Living

• Median Home Price: $443K-$476K

• 3-5% below U.S. average

• Days on Market: 56-90

• Property taxes: ~0.48% – 0.65%

• Sale-to-List Ratio: ~98%

• Avg annual property tax: $2,200-$3k

• 11,000+ Active Listings

#8

Best State for Business

#5

Best Places to Live in the U.S.

#7

U.S. cities building themost homes

Middle Tennessee continues to attract individuals,

opportunity and stability for those who are wanting

couples, families, and businesses from across the

to make a move.

country—and around the world.

Consistent population growth, strong job creation, Backed by strong economic fundamentals, steady

and industry diversity continue to position the region

growth, and a high quality of life, the region offers

among the nation’s top-performing metros.

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Lifestyle Life in Middle Tennessee is centered around connection, community, and the outdoors.

Residents enjoy: • Year-round events • Festivals • Live music • Family friendly activities • Diverse celebrations • Expansive parks • Greenways • Scenic landscapes

Indulge in a thriving culinary scene, that is world renowned. From local favorites to

National Recognition

award-winning dining, there is something for everyone.

• Top 5 U.S. cities for millennial homebuyers It’s a place where work, family, and life-

• Top U.S. housing markets • One of the fastest-growing metro areas in the country

style come together seamlessly.

A region defined by growth, accessibility, and opportunity— Middle Tennessee offers a strong foundation for your next chapter.

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Major Locations

Local Communities One of the greatest advantages of relocating to this area is the variety of communities—each offering its own character and lifestyle.

Nashville

Murfreesboro

neighborhoods, and a

offering exceptional value.

vibrant culture.

Diverse dining scene.

Brentwood

Franklin

schools, and quiet, scenic

downtown, and a strong

neighborhoods. Scenic

sense of community. Up-

nature trails.

scale dining and shopping.

Urban energy, walkable

Luxury living, top-rated

Growing, family-friendly, and

Historic charm, quaint

Whether you’re seeking city living, suburban comfort, or a more relaxed pace, Middle Tennessee offers a place to fit your lifestyle.

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Metro Nashville Key Industries Economic Impact Healthcare • 333,000 jobs • $68B annual impact

Advanced Manufacturing

86 people a day are added to the metro

• 279,000 jobs • $70.8B annual impact

Tourism & Hospitality Nashville, known as Music City, is

music and a hub for every genre

one of the fastest-growing metro

imaginable. Home to the

areas in the U.S., driven by

legendary Grand Ole Opry, the

domestic and international

historic Ryman Auditorium, and

migration. The average population

the famous Honky Tonks of

is 2.2 million Nashville has evolved

Broadway, live music fills the city

into a major regional econom-

seven nights a week. Beyond

ic hub, comparable to cities like

country, Nashville’s music scene

Portland and Indianapolis.

thrives with rock, pop, jazz, and Americana-drawing artists and

Music City is the heart of country

fans from around the globe.

• 106,115 jobs • $19B annual impact

Music & Entertainment • 80,757 jobs • $15.6B annual impact

Technology • 62,542 jobs • $8B annual impact

Top Employers by Industry Healthcare (Industry Leader)

• Bridgestone Americas

• Vanderbilt Medical Center • HCA Healthcare • Ascension Saint Thomas • Community Health Systems

Why it matters: Strong presence of global headquarters and advanced manufacturing creates high-paying corporate and engineering roles.

Why it matters: Nashville is known as the Healthcare Capital of the U.S., offering job stability and mobility.

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Retail, Logistics & Tech

Manufacturing & Corporate HQs

• Amazon • Kroger

• Nissan North America

Why it matters:

Rapid growth in logistics and tech is fueling job expansion and innovation across the region.

Government & Education • State of Tennessee • Metro Nashville Public Schools Why it matters: Public sector employers provide long-term stability and consistent employment opportunities.

But the entertainment doesn’t stop with music.

Nashville boasts a thriving arts and culture scene, with institutions like the Frist Art Museum, the Tennessee Performing Arts Center, and local theaters showcasing everything from Broadway productions to indie performances. Sports fans cheer on the NFL’s Tennessee Titans, the NHL’s Nashville Predators, and Nashville SC, the city’s fast-growing MLS soccer team.

From food festivals and outdoor concerts to professional sports and world-class music, Nashville offers an unparalleled lifestyle where creativity, culture, and community come together-making it one of the most dynamic cities in the country.

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Nashville’s East Bank Shaping the City’s Future

Nashville’s East Bank represents one of the most transformative urban development projects in the country—redefining how the city lives, works, and connects.

Spanning more than 300 acres along the Cumberland River, directly across from downtown, the East Bank is being reimagined as a walkable, mixed-use district that will blend residential, commercial, and public spaces with a strong emphasis on connectivity and quality of life. ‘

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At the center of the development is a new, state-of-the-art stadium, anchoring a broader vision that includes parks, greenways, riverfront access, and thoughtfully designed neighborhoods.

“A once-in-a-generation development shaping the future of Nashville.”

The plan prioritizes pedestrian-friendly streets, multimodal transportation, and vibrant public spaces—creating a seamless ex-

tension of downtown Nashville.

Designed for long-term growth, the East Bank will introduce new housing opportunities, attract major employers, and support continued economic expansion across the region. It reflects Nashville’s evolution into a global city—while maintaining the character, creativity, and community that define it.

For those relocating to Middle Tennessee, the East Bank signals not just where the city is today— but where it’s going.

TOP 10

EXPERIENCES IN NASHVILLE • GRAND OLE OPRY • RYMAN AUDITORIUM • HONKY TONK HIGHWAY (BROADWAY) • THE BLUEBIRD CAFE • COUNTRY MUSIC HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM • CENTENNIAL PARK & THE PARTHENON • FRIST ART MUSEUM • CHEEKWOOD ESTATE & GARDENS • SPORTS IN THE CITY • HOT CHICKEN & CULINARY SCENE

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Things to do

Nature and Recreation Middle Tennessee offers an incredible variety of outdoor spaces for every lifestyle. With more than 15,000 acres of Metro Nashville parks and greenways, plus countless county and city parks across the region, residents enjoy easy access to trails, playgrounds, sports fields, and community centers.

Outdoor enthusiasts can: • Hike at Radnor Lake State Park • Kayak along the Harpeth River • Explore miles of connected greenways throughout Davidson, Rutherford and Williamson Counties • Discover Percy and Edwin Warner Parks for over 3,000 acres of forest and trails just minutes from downtown.

Whether it’s a neighborhood playground, a Saturday morning farmers’ market, or a day on the lake, Middle Tennessee’s parks and recreation system makes it easy to stay active, connected, and outdoors all year long.

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Things to do

Professional Sports

Game Day Guide:

Tennessee Titans (NFL)

Nashville is home to the Tennessee Titans, who play at Nissan Stadium along the Cumberland River.

Football season brings an electric atmosphere

Tennessee Titans (NFL)

downtown, with fans filling the city each fall to

• Tailgate Hotspot: Nissan Stadium parking lots &

cheer on their team.

nearby Riverfront Park.

Nashville Predators (NHL)

• Pro Tip: Walk across the John Seigenthaler

Smashville is alive at Bridgestone Arena, where the

Pedestrian Bridge for the best skyline views on

Nashville Predators deliver fast-paced hockey ac-

your way to the game.

tion. Known for their passionate fan base and lively game-day traditions, Preds games are one of the

Nashville Predators (NHL)

city’s most exciting experiences.

• Pre-Game Vibe: Broadway’s honky tonks-grab a drink and hear live music before puck drop.

Nashville SC (MLS) Soccer has taken center stage in Music City with

• Fan Tradition: Stay for the post-game party-win

Nashville SC, who compete at GEODIS Park—the

or lose, Broadway comes alive after Preds games.

largest soccer-specific stadium in the U.S. Known for its energetic crowds and growing fan base,

Nashville SC (MLS)

Nashville SC brings a global flair to the city’s sports

• Tailgate Hotspot: GEODIS Park’s Supporters’ Lot

scene. Match days are filled with chants, music,

with drums, chants, and nonstop energy.

and a strong sense of community, making it one of the most dynamic and fast-rising experiences in

• Pro Tip: Learn the chants-the fans are some of

Nashville sports.

the most passionate in MLS.

Minor League & Local Sports

Vanderbilt Commodores (SEC Sports)

Baseball fans can cheer the Nashville Sounds (Triple-A baseball) at First Horizon Park, where family fun meets skyline views. Year round events include semi-pro and collegiate-level events, including Belmont and Lipscomb athletics.

• Pre-Game Tradition: Tailgates along Jess Neely Drive.

• Pro Tip: Basketball at Memorial Gym is one of the most unique venues in college sports.

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Education

Higher Education Middle Tennessee is home to a wide range of higher education institutions, from world-class research universities to nationally recognized liberal arts colleges. Whether pursuing undergraduate, graduate, or professional studies, students here benefit from diverse opportunities and a vibrant academic community.

Vanderbilt University (Nashville) A nationally ranked private research university, Vanderbilt is renowned for its programs in medicine, law, education, engineering, and business.

Its central Nashville campus blends academic excellence with strong cultural and abundant research opportunities.

Middle Tennessee State University (Murfreesboro) The largest undergraduate university in the state, MTSU is nationally recognized for programs in recording industry, aerospace, education, and business. Its Aerospace program is one of the nation’s top aviation programs and its Recording Industry has garnered a strong reputation.

Tennessee State University (Nashville) A historically Black university (HBCU) with strong programs in agriculture, engineering, and the sciences. It is nationally recognized for Agricultural program as well as Engineering and Health Sciences.

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Education

Belmont University (Nashville) Known for its music business, health sciences, and business programs, Belmont has become a leader in creative industries, particularly music and entertainment. It is highly recognized for its Entrepreneurship program.

Lipscomb University (Nashville) A private Christian university offering strong programs in education, business, and the arts, with an emphasis on faith-based leadership and service.

Columbia State Community College Columbia State offers affordable, accessible education with strong transfer pathways and career-focused programs in healthcare, business, and technology.

Nashville State Community College NSCC provides flexible, workforce-driven programs, offering associate degrees and technical certifications to support career growth and advancement.

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Middle Tennessee Counties

Davidson County

Home to the state capital and the vibrant city of Nashville, Davidson County is the cultural and economic hub of Middle Tennessee.

Known as “Music City”, the county blends

ATTRACTIONS • The Grand Ole Opry • Ryman Auditorium

world-class entertainment, a thriving business

• Country Music Hall of Fame

scene, and diverse neighborhoods catering to

• Broadway’s honky tonks

every lifestyle.

• Nashville Zoo • The Parthenon

Neighborhoods

• 5th and Broadway

• Downtown & The Gulch - Trendy, walkable, with luxury condos, high-end • East Nashville - Eclectic and artsy, with historic homes, coffee shops,and local music venues.

• 12 South & Belmont/Hillsboro Village, offering boutiques, eateries, and tree-lined streets.

• Green Hills - Upscale shopping (The Mall at Green Hills), established neighborhoods, and

Median Home Price: $425K – $475K

excellent schools.

Average Rent: $1,800 – $2,200

• Germantown - Historic charm with modern

Population: ~715,000

townhomes, walkable restaurants, and the Nashville Sounds’ stadium.

Growth Rate: ~0% – 1% annually (urban

• Belle Meade & Forest Hills - Prestigious

core stabilizing)

neighborhoods with estate homes, green space, and minutes from downtown.

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Davidson County (Nashville)

Lifestyle: Urban, walkable, cultural hub

Middle Tennessee Counties

Williamson County

ATTRACTIONS • Downtown Franklin • The Franklin Theatre • Carnton Plantation

Known for its top-ranked schools and affluent communities, Williamson County blends small-town character with modern amenities.

It’s consistently recognized as one of the best places to live in the U.S.

• Arrington Vineyards • Pinkerton Park

Neighborhoods

• Bowie Nature Park

• Franklin – Historic charm meets modern living, with a vibrant Main Street, top-rated schools, and a strong sense of community.

• Brentwood – Affluent suburban living with luxury homes, rolling hills, and some of the area’s most highly regarded schools.

• Nolensville – Fast-growing and family-friendly, offering new construction

Williamson County (Franklin, Brentwood) Median Home Price: $750K – $900K+

homes, local shops, and a small-town feel.

• Thompson’s Station – Quiet and scenic, new developments, and a relaxed pace

Average Rent: $2,000 – $2,600

just south of Franklin.

Population: ~270,000

• Fairview – Affordable, known for its proximity

Growth Rate: ~1.4% – 2.3% annually Lifestyle: Affluent, suburban, top-ranked schools

to parks, spacious lots, and laid-back lifestyle.

• Spring Hill – Rapidly expanding with a mix of new communities, strong schools, and convenient access to both Nashville and Franklin.

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Middle Tennessee Counties

Maury County

One of the fastest growing counties in the state

Maury County blends Southern charm with growing opportunities, anchored by the historic city of Columbia (“Mule Capital of

ATTRACTIONS • President James K. Polk home • Columbia Arts District

the World”). It’s quickly becoming a hotspot

• Chickasaw Trace Park

for both families and businesses.

• Mule Day Festival • Downtown Columbia Square

Neighborhoods • Columbia • Spring Hill • Mt. Pleasant • Culleoka

Maury County (Columbia, Spring Hill)

Median Home Price: $375K – $450K Average Rent: $1,400 – $1,800 Population: ~110,000 Growth Rate: ~2% – 3% annually (emerging growth market) Lifestyle: Small-town charm with rapid expansion 22

Middle Tennessee Counties

Wilson County

Second fastest growing county in the state

ATTRACTIONS • Cedars of Lebanon State Park • Percy Priest Lake Access • Wilson County Fair • Watertown Town Square

Wilson County offers a mix of lakefront living and suburban growth, with Lebanon and Mt. Juliet as key anchors. It’s popular for commuters looking for easy access to Nashville via 1-40 and the Music City Star commuter rail.

Neighborhoods • Mt. Juliet • Lebanon • Watertown

Wilson County (Mt. Juliet, Lebanon)

Median Home Price: $400K – $525K Average Rent: $1,600 – $2,000 Population: ~180,000 Growth Rate: ~3%+ annually (among fastest in TN) Lifestyle: Suburban, commuter-friendly, lake access 23

Middle Tennessee Counties

Rutherford County

Largest total population growth

Centered around Murfreesboro, Rutherford

ATTRACTIONS

County is one of the fastest-growing areas

• Stones River National Battlefield

in Tennessee. It offers a balance of subur-

• Cannonsburgh Village

ban living, historic charm, and easy access

• The Avenue Shopping District

to Nashville.

• Smyrna Outdoor Parks

Neighborhoods

• MTSU Campus

• Murfreesboro • Smyrna • La Vergne • Eagleville

Rutherford County (Murfreesboro, Smyrna)

Median Home Price: $350K – $425K Average Rent: $1,500 – $1,900 Population: ~360,000 Growth Rate: ~2% – 3% annually (one of fastest-growing in region) Lifestyle: Fast-growing, family-friendly, strong value 24

Middle Tennessee Counties

Robertson County

ATTRACTIONS • Historic Springfield Town Square • Robertson County Fair • Local Distilleries • Countryside Farms and Markets

Just north of Nashville, Robertson County is known for its farmland, rolling countryside, and easy access to 1-65. It’s an appealing area for those seeking small-town living with proximity to the city.

Neighborhoods • Springfield • White House

Robertson County (Springfield)

• Greenbrier • Cross Plains • Coopertown

Median Home Price: $300K – $375K Average Rent: $1,300 – $1,700 Population: ~75,000 Growth Rate: ~1% – 1.5% annually Lifestyle: Rural-suburban blend, more land

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Middle Tennessee Counties

Sumner County

With its rolling hills, lakefront communities,

ATTRACTIONS

and rich musical heritage, Sumner County is

• Old Hickory Lake

known as the home of country legends like

• The Streets of Indian Lake Shopping

Johnny Cash and Conway Twitty. It offers

• Monthaven Arts Center

affordable living with plenty of character.

• Historic Rock Castle

Neighborhoods

• Gallatin’s Historic Downtown

• Hendersonville • Gallatin • Portland • White House • Westmoreland

Sumner County (Hendersonville, Gallatin)

Median Home Price: $375K – $475K Average Rent: $1,500 – $1,900 Population: ~200,000 Growth Rate: ~1.5% – 2% annually Lifestyle: Established suburbs, lakefront living

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Middle Tennessee Counties

Cheatham County

ATTRACTIONS

Cheatham County offers peaceful living with

• Cheatham Lake and Harpeth River

easy commutes to both Nashville and Clarksville.

• Riverbluff Park

Its scenic rivers and wooded hills make it a great

• Bicentennial Trail • Local Festivals

option for outdoor enthusiasts.

Neighborhoods • Ashland City • Pleasant View • Kingston Springs • Pegram

Cheatham County (Ashland City)

Median Home Price: $325K – $400K Average Rent: $1,400 – $1,700 Population: ~42,000 Growth Rate: ~1% – 1.5% annually Lifestyle: Scenic, nature-focused

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Middle Tennessee Counties

Montgomery County

Home to Clarksville and Fort Campbell,

ATTRACTIONS

Montgomery County is one of Tennessee’s

• Downtown Clarksville Riverwalk

fastest-growing areas. It offers a strong mil-

• Customs House Museum

itary community, historic downtown charm,

• Dunbar Cave State Park

and proximity to outdoor recreation.

• Austin Peay State University

Neighborhoods • Clarksville • Sango • St. Bethlehem • Woodlawn

Montgomery County (Clarksville)

Median Home Price: $325K – $400K Average Rent: $1,400 – $1,800 Population: ~230,000 Growth Rate: ~2% – 3% annually (strong military-driven growth) Lifestyle: Fast-growing, military and workforce hub

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Middle Tennessee Counties

Dickson County

ATTRACTIONS • Montgomery Bell State Park

Located just west of Nashville, Dickson County offers a blend of small-town living, outdoor recreation, and easy access to the city. With its rolling

• Downtown Square

hills, family-friendly communities, and affordable

• Renaissance Center for the Artsand Education

housing, it’s an attractive option for those seeking

• Local Festivals

a quieter lifestyle while remaining connected to Middle Tennessee’s opportunities.

Neighborhoods • Dickson • Burns • Charlotte (The County Seat) • White Bluff

Dickson County (Dickson, Burns)

Median Home Price: $325K – $400K Average Rent: $1,300 – $1,700 Population: ~55,000 Growth Rate: ~1% – 1.5% annually Lifestyle: Small-town with commuter access

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Local Roots, Global Reach

Move Forward with Confidence

Relocation is more than a move—

sonal journey and a global transi-

every detail is handled with care,

it’s the beginning of a new chap-

tion. With deep local roots and an

precision, and discretion.

ter, often spanning cities, states,

expansive international network,

or even continents. Whether you’re

we provide a seamless connection

Through our global affiliations and

drawn to Middle Tennessee for

between where you are and where

trusted partnerships, we offer ac-

its thriving economy, welcoming

you’re going.

cess to premier real estate profes-

communities, or the global appeal of Music City, this region offers a place where you can truly feel at home. From vibrant urban living to

sionals and opportunities around

As you begin this journey, we support you at every step of the process.

the world—while delivering the personalized,

relationship-driven

service that defines Onward.

peaceful suburban neighborhoods and scenic countryside, there is a lifestyle here for every stage of life.

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We’ll manage the complexities— Our Global Real Estate Advisors

so you can focus on what matters

bring not only market expertise,

most: confidently stepping into

At Onward Real Estate, we under-

but a nuanced understanding of

what’s next.

stand that relocation is both a per-

cross-market

moves—ensuring

Local Roots, Global Reach

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