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Median housing price in Nashville for the year 2007 is $157,129. A year later, in December 2008, the average home price has risen to $226,145. This indicate optimistic outlook for the overall housing market in the city. however, this is also offset the declining number of houses being sold in the market, indicating the reluctance of most prospective buyers to make purchases in the last few months. A home being sold in the market would likely spend an average of 69 days before being purchased, with a majority of the properties being sold are resale houses. Newly constructed homes and foreclosed properties constitute less than 10% percent of the housing market. As a result of having numerous colleges and universities in Nashville, renters significantly outnumber permanent homeowners. The vacancy rate of the city in 2008 is 15%. These rental properties also carry the average rate of $761 per month.

Nashville, Tennessee - Music City

Nashville is the capital of the state of Tennessee, located along the Cumberland River. It is the seat of Davidson County and has an estimated population of 620,000, considered second only to Memphis. The city is also part of the greater Nashville Metropolitan Statistical Area that has an estimated total population of more than 1.5 million people. Nashville bears a lot of nicknames owing to its unique social culture and history. One of the most popular nicknames is Music City, due to the presence of a number of music recording companies that also contributed to the city’s economy. In addition, Nashville is also home to the Country Music Hall of Fame and to the Grand Ole Opry, considered the oldest continuous radio program in the country. There are also a number of higher education institutions in Nashville, leading to the city being known as the Athens of the South. It is home to the Tennessee State University, the American Baptist College, Belmont University, Fisk University, Nashville School of Law, Nashville State Community College, Strayer University, and several other educational institutions serving the student population of the city. Also contributing to this image and to the interesting architecture of Nashville is the replica of the Athenian Parthenon, which was constructed in 1897 and is designated an important historical structure of the city. Nashville also enjoys a stable and thriving economy, with a dominant health care industry. The largest operator in the world, the HCA Inc., has its headquarters in the city. Other large corporations in the city are Dell, Dollar General Corp., SunTrust, First Tennessee, Regions Financial Corp., Bank of America, and Fifth Third Bank. Adding to the unique identity of Nashville is the presence of numerous churches in the city, including the headquarters of the United Methodist Church. There are also several large publishers of religious materials in the city, resulting in Nashville being called the Protestant Vatican.

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