http://nashvillehomes.org/why-i-moved-to-tennessee/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=why-i-moved-to-tennessee with The Holly White Team , RE/MAX Elite Fri, 02 Jul 2010 03:45:57 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.3 http://nashvillehomes.org/why-i-moved-to-tennessee/#comment-55 Jake in Houston Mon, 04 Aug 2008 02:14:05 +0000 http://www.nashvillehomes.org/why-i-moved-to-tennessee/#comment-55 My girlfriend moved to Nashville and I made a trip to visit her in April. It is much slower in Tennessee. There is very little traffic compared to Houston. It is true many people are much more warm and friendly. I have lived in California and I can vouch that many people are rude;however; many people are nice too. There just are more of them in California. The real estate costs in Tennessee are much cheaper and you get more real estate as well. It seems a great place to call home. My girlfriend moved to Nashville and I made a trip to visit her in April. It is much slower in Tennessee. There is very little traffic compared to Houston. It is true many people are much more warm and friendly. I have lived in California and I can vouch that many people are rude;however; many people are nice too. There just are more of them in California. The real estate costs in Tennessee are much cheaper and you get more real estate as well. It seems a great place to call home.

]]> http://nashvillehomes.org/why-i-moved-to-tennessee/#comment-54 Renee Sun, 13 Apr 2008 14:28:08 +0000 http://www.nashvillehomes.org/why-i-moved-to-tennessee/#comment-54 We transfered to the Nashville area (Ft Campbell/Clarksville) in 2000. I've worked (and played) in Nashville for almost 6 years. There's something about Nshville that makes you feel loved. I know that sounds crazy, but it has a very warm and accepting atmosphere. It is a city with a "small town" feel. The people are so friendly. I think it's because, like me, they LOVE living here. We transfered to the Nashville area (Ft Campbell/Clarksville) in 2000. I’ve worked (and played) in Nashville for almost 6 years. There’s something about Nshville that makes you feel loved. I know that sounds crazy, but it has a very warm and accepting atmosphere. It is a city with a “small town” feel. The people are so friendly. I think it’s because, like me, they LOVE living here.

]]> http://nashvillehomes.org/why-i-moved-to-tennessee/#comment-53 Pigeon Forge Realtor | Annie Maloney Wed, 12 Mar 2008 18:35:45 +0000 http://www.nashvillehomes.org/why-i-moved-to-tennessee/#comment-53 Well, try living there for 25 years! lol. My husband and I and our 3 children moved to East Tennessee in Feb. of 2004 from West Palm Beach. We currently live in Sevier County. Florida just had too many people that were rude and unfriendly and cared about one thing, themselves. Not to mention over $6,000 in taxes and insurance! Try explaining to your kids that there really are seasons when its 90 degrees 350 days a year. Anyway, we visited Tennessee a couple times and loved the surroundings and the Americana feel. The thing that sold us was a trip to view a home in a subdivision in Sevierville. We drove through and came upon a bunch of kids playing football in the streets. Once they saw us they all moved off to the side and even waved as we drove by. In Florida you would have been lucky to get them to move over enough to get your car down the street and would have been flipped off with that look of "How dare you interrupt our game!". So, there is no love lost for the beautiful state of Florida (at least south Florida). Tennessee is where its at! Well, try living there for 25 years! lol. My husband and I and our 3 children moved to East Tennessee in Feb. of 2004 from West Palm Beach. We currently live in Sevier County. Florida just had too many people that were rude and unfriendly and cared about one thing, themselves. Not to mention over $6,000 in taxes and insurance! Try explaining to your kids that there really are seasons when its 90 degrees 350 days a year. Anyway, we visited Tennessee a couple times and loved the surroundings and the Americana feel. The thing that sold us was a trip to view a home in a subdivision in Sevierville. We drove through and came upon a bunch of kids playing football in the streets. Once they saw us they all moved off to the side and even waved as we drove by. In Florida you would have been lucky to get them to move over enough to get your car down the street and would have been flipped off with that look of “How dare you interrupt our game!”. So, there is no love lost for the beautiful state of Florida (at least south Florida). Tennessee is where its at!

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