Is the Nashville cost of living high or low?

Answer by  kazmooth (197)

Nashville cost of living is 12%lower than most peer cities. It's the 3rd most affordable city to live in US. Gas is 5% low, Housing is 20% lower than average.

Answer by  Travis404607 (3916)

The cost of living in Nashville is somewhat high because it is a large city. If you go into the suburbs and outskirts of the city, the rent and housing prices decrease. Compared to Los Angeles and New York City, Nashville is still a bit cheaper, with a one bedroom apartment renting for around $800 per month.

Answer by  worker2930 (105)

It depends on what your comparison would be compared to now. If you are moving from large metropolitan areas such as NYC, it is a very affordable city to live. If you are coming from a smaller rural town, it will cost more, but overall a farily affordable metropolitan area.

Answer by  prissymissy (1895)

The cost of living in Nashville is high compared to the rest of the state. This is because it is a very popular place to live.

Answer by  tamarawilhite (17883)

Nashville is a low cost of living metropolitan area as compared to either coast. It is comparable in price to Texas and most of the Midwest. It is more expensive than the rest of Tennessee.

Answer by  Shankalot (484)

The cost-of-living in Nashville is somewhat lower than the national average, so a move there can be inexpensive or expensive depending on where you are relocating from.

Answer by  HelpfulAndy (1107)

Nashville has the lowest cost of living in the country right now. You can get a one bedroom apartment for about two thousand dollars a month.