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Downtown Nashville joins NYC and Washington, D.C. in some of the nation’s most concentrated housing growth
Downtown Nashville ranks third in the nation for concentrated housing growth since 2020, with 8,470 new units, according to a report by Urban Wire. The area has seen an 110% increase in housing units, while a Zumper report notes Nashville remains Tennessee's most expensive rent market.
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