Fastest growing city? (Knoxville, Chattanooga, Murfreesboro: insurance, how much, taxes)

[lexxie]

My husband and I are looking to move to the Tenn. countryside.
He is in the floorcovering industry. If anyone can suggest a fast growing area, We would appreciate it. Thank you!

[AKA FLEX]

Spring Hill (30 miles south of Nashville) is the fastest growing city in the nation. This city was practically nonexistent in 1990, and now there are close to 20,000 residents. From 2000 to 2005 alone the population has doubled, and much more growth is expected.

Other fast growing cities in Tennessee: Murfreesboro (though its most explosive growth is likely in the past), Mt. Juliet, Lebanon, Cookeville, Franklin/Brentwood, Sevierville.

[SPLIT]

Just moving in and have to wait a few days just to get a title office opening. Newspaper today has article about $ 300 million BLUE Cross Head quarters multi-bldg build with ex Dallas QB Roger Staubach, so Chattanooga has to be city in fast growth. Search for city WEB sites. Many churches here. Times Free Press newspaper- search their web also.

[mrradio]

are growing through an exodus of people leaving high tax states, looking for a little peace and quiet. We traveled all throughout the South on business and when the time came to retire we first thought of North Carolina. When we went to find out how much it would cost to build, we realized it was only slighhtly less than than the area in New York we were leaving! Now with insurance companies concerned about hurricanes, NC has high insurance issues.

We then looked at Tennessee. There are dozens of good towns/cities here. We happened to wind up in Cookeville but there were plenty of other great places. Been here three years and love it for dozens of reasons. A sense of calm enters your life when you don't have to fight a jammed interstate every day, or worrying about your taxes, utility bill, insurance bill, dentist bill, etc. They're all less. Nice people who are nice because they, too, haven't been subject to big city stresses. You'll be nicer, too.(If you aren't already! Just kidding!) In every way it's been a great move. Wish I could have done it 20 years ago.

[helix139]

Originally Posted by SPLIT

Just moving in and have to wait a few days just to get a title office opening. Newspaper today has article about $ 300 million BLUE Cross Head quarters multi-bldg build with ex Dallas QB Roger Staubach, so Chattanooga has to be city in fast growth. Search for city WEB sites. Many churches here. Times Free Press newspaper- search their web also.

what in the world are you talking about? i can't understand this!!!

[helix139]

"Mt. Juliet remains one of the fastest growing places in all of Tennessee"
this according to wikipedia....

[hiknapster]

Originally Posted by SPLIT

Just moving in and have to wait a few days just to get a title office opening. Newspaper today has article about $ 300 million BLUE Cross Head quarters multi-bldg build with ex Dallas QB Roger Staubach, so Chattanooga has to be city in fast growth. Search for city WEB sites. Many churches here. Times Free Press newspaper- search their web also.

He SAID...

It takes awhile to get into the title office, since it is so busy in Chattanooga. Blue Cross/Blue Shield is building their headquarters there. This person should check out individual websites and the Chattanooga Times Free Press.

Chattanooga is really growing!

Okay, helix139?

[mbmouse]

Give helix another week or so on here and he will learn Splits (and others) short hand, but great interpreting work Hiknapster! hehehehehehehe

As far as your question, you want TN country side, but fast growing..........I think you might need to be a bit more clear on what you are asking. As far as fast growing, Knoxville has been growing by leaps and bounds over the past 10 years or so, outskirts of Nashville is really booming, Chat has done a bunch of revitalizing so it is growing.