r/nashville • u/Impossible-Pomelo-85 • Sep 16 '24
Leaving Nashville Discussion
Have you been living here for a while now and are you wanting to move either because of the traffic, politics, home prices, jobs, culture or religion etc ? Please share your opinions because I have plenty and want to hear other's! Thank you!
Oh and where are you moving to?
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u/0ver8ted Sep 16 '24
I grew up in East Tennessee and have lived in Nashville for about 8 years. My spouse and I are planning to move to Detroit in the spring.
The political climate of Tennessee has been and continues to be a major factor in our decision to relocate. We also feel that we will never be able to buy a home in a neighborhood we like here, even with our combined income of $140k.
We have a close friend in Detroit and have visited the area many times. There will always be things I love about Nashville. I spent most of my 20s here. I’ve had a lot of fun in this town but I’m ready for less excitement.
We have failed to build what I would call lasting friendships here. I feel like Nashville has become such a transient city that it’s difficult to build lasting relationships. I look forward to settling into a Detroit suburb and buying a home.