Nashville New Restaurants Guide
Your guide to new restaurants in Nashville that have opened in 2020 and 2021. Find your new favorite go-tos for the summer! […]
May
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May
11
Neighborhood Spotlight: Wedgewood-Houston
When looking for your new home, it’s true that Nashville has something for everyone. Whether you’re a young professional buying your first house or a family searching for the best fit for your kids, our Neighborhood Spotlight series gives you an insider’s perspective of the top areas in Music City to live right now. This […]
Apr
29
Spring Cleaning 101: Your Stress-Free Guide
For many, spring brings warmer weather, blooming flowers, patio dining, and outdoor activities. The changing of the seasons also brings a fresh start in many ways, and spring cleaning is the best way to refresh your home and welcome change. Whether you’re itching to start as soon as possible or are overwhelmed at the thought, […]
Apr
13
10 Things to Do in Nashville During the Spring
Spring is here! The days are longer, the temperatures are warmer, and it’s one of the best times to be outdoors enjoying Nashville. While there’s an endless list of things to do in Nashville during the Spring, here’s what’s on our must-do list for this year: 1. Cheekwood in Bloom Cheekwood Estates and Gardens features […]
Mar
26
Nashville Tornado Preparation 101
Severe weather can cause anxiety, no matter where you are. In Nashville, the wake of past tornadoes can cause fear for new residents and natives alike, but the best way to handle this is to be prepared. While we hope tornadoes never hit your area, it’s best to create a plan now, rather than to […]
Mar
03
10 Contact-Free Ways to Be a Good Neighbor in 2021
Neighbors are an extremely important part of where you live, and that’s never been more true in the isolating times of 2020 and 2021. However, the pandemic has unfortunately also made it extremely hard to see our neighborhood friends in the ways we’re used to—block parties and yard sales, dinner invitations and kid playdates. But […]
Feb
15
5 Ways to Freshen Up Your Work-From-Home Space
You’ve heard the phrases “unprecedented times” and “new normal” used again and again during the COVID-19 pandemic and resulting stay-at-home recommendations, but it’s true—Many of us are finding ourselves spending more time in our homes than ever, and it’s becoming clear that working from home can quickly feel more like living at work. Here are […]
Feb
03
Neighborhood Spotlight: Sylvan Park
When looking for your new home, it’s true that Nashville has something for everyone. Whether you’re a young professional buying your first house or a family searching for the best fit for your kids, our Neighborhood Spotlight series gives you an insider’s perspective of the top areas in Music City to live right now. First […]
Dec
12
Welcome to America’s Boomtowns, Fastest Growing American Cities
Cities all over the United States are experiencing unprecedented population swells. Fueled by a general migration to urban areas, these boomtowns are supported by steady job growth and thriving home markets. Here are four standouts whose numbers are on the rise. Seattle-Tacoma A healthy tech industry seems to be tempering the rain in the Pacific Northwest. The […]
Dec
01
Frequently Asked Mortgage Questions
Does the term “amortization” leave you perplexed? Are you unsure how preapproval differs from prequalification? If so, you’re not alone. Here are some mortgage basics to help you become more familiar with the process. What’s the difference between prequalification and preapproval? Getting prequalified is often the first step when searching for a home. You supply basic […]
Nov
14
Emergency Preparedness Essentials
Emergency situations such as fire, extreme weather and power outages can happen without warning. By taking the time to prepare for a possible disaster now, you and your family will be equipped to handle a crisis if one ever occurs. Fire Escape Route and Meeting Spot It can take a mere five minutes for a fire to […]
Nov
08
When You Just Shouldn’t Do It Yourself
A do-it-yourself project can be an empowering way to save money, provided you know what you’re doing. But making even one simple mistake could put a strain on your back or your bank account. Often, it’s best to put safety first and call a professional. Here are four types of home improvement projects that are best left […]
Oct
19
Nashville September Home Sales Go Up Double
“The double-digit increases in home sales for the third quarter and year-to-date are further proof of how strong the real estate market and the overall economy is in Middle Tennessee,” said GNAR President Cindy Stanton. […]