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A city on the rise
The Nashville market has experienced tremendous growth over the past twenty years and remains highly attractive for consumers, businesses, and investors alike. The city's many achievements include being named #2 best place for new businesses, #3 best city for young professionals, #7 fastest growing city in the U.S, and #9 up and coming technology hubs. The state of Tennessee is particularly friendly for businesses and real estate investors.
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A city you can bank on
The Queen City, the second-largest banking center outside of NYC, is a reinvention success story. This $180 billion economy shifted from manufacturing and heavy industry to financial services, retail, and utilities in the 20th century, outpacing the broader economy in terms of both GDP and employment growth. During the Great Recession, Charlotte was hit hard given its exposure to the financial sector (GDP contracted by almost 11% peak-to-trough), but the economy was back above pre-recession levels by 2012 and quickly returned to strong growth.
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An SFR powerhouse
With an economy valued at more than $420 billion, the Atlanta metro is the 11th largest U.S. city by economic output and the 9th largest by population (with over 6 million residents). Atlanta has long been a regional economic hub, led primarily by large manufacturing and logistics sectors. Trade and transport remain the pillars of the economy, but it has diversified to include financial / business services, healthcare, media, and technology. As a result, ATL has outperformed the U.S. economy over the last decade (growing GDP by a 5% CAGR and employment by a 2.5% CAGR).
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The Magic City
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Texas-Sized Growth
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Crossroads of America
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Gateway to Florida
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Heart of it All
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City of Sunshine
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