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Cost of Living in Nashville

Median income in Nashville is $55,000/year ($4,583/month). Here is how to budget every dollar.

Average Rent in Nashville

$1,300

Studio

$1,550

1 Bedroom

$1,900

2 Bedrooms

Monthly Budget Breakdown: $4,583/month

How to allocate the median Nashville income of $55,000/year after taxes.

Housing

$1,550

34%

Food & Groceries

$460

10%

Transportation

$380

8%

Utilities

$190

4%

Healthcare

$230

5%

Entertainment

$275

6%

Personal & Other

$230

5%

Savings

$1,268

28%

Total

$4,583

100%

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Affordable Neighborhoods in Nashville

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East Nashville has great food and culture at below-downtown prices

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Antioch and Hermitage in southeast Nashville offer the lowest rents in the metro

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The Nations and Sylvan Park are up-and-coming with moderate pricing

Money-Saving Tips for Nashville

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No state income tax — Tennessee eliminated it entirely in 2021

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Take advantage of free live music at honky-tonks on Broadway and in East Nashville

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Shop at Aldi, Kroger, and Nashville Farmers Market for grocery savings

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