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Originally Posted by mjlo
Tennessee's popularity is pretty much Nashville. It's the only region with impressive growth really. Both Knoxville and Chattanooga are growing at or just below average, and Memphis is stagnant. If you take out the economic, corporate, and population explosion happening in Nashville what's happening in the TN is more or less average.
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I get what you're saying.
Still, the region has potential. It's in the 'sunbelt', it barely sees winter, and Tennessee generally is a pro-growth state. A lot of its rural areas and smaller towns still do reasonably well. Nashville happens to be a darling city at the moment and I could see the novelty of Memphis luring a LOT of people as well, if they could just get it together.
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