Community Snapshots

As the county’s governmental seat and largest city with over 154,000 people, Murfreesboro has the amenities of a large city, including an undergraduate university, expansive health care options, a general aviation airport, and a city bus system. Residents enjoy some of the best K-12 schools in the state, abundant dining options and ample recreational amenities. As one of Tennessee’s fastest-growing cities, job expansion in Murfreesboro is expected to grow by nearly 10% in the coming years, so there’s plenty of opportunity for everyone. The cost of living is relatively low, too.

With a population of more than 54,000, Smyrna is a vibrant, family-friendly community with a small-town atmosphere and affordable quality of life. It is home to Nissan North America as well as Motlow State Community College and TriStar Stonecrest Medical Center. Residents enjoy many amenities including ample outdoor activities, a great greenway system, golf course, a low property tax rate, historic attractions and access to Percy Priest lake. Property taxes here are the third-lowest in the state.

Listed as a Money.com Best Place to Live, La Vergne sits on the border of Davidson County offering immediate proximity to all of Nashville’s professional sports and attractions. La Vergne offers a broad selection of neighborhoods and homes making it a great place to call home for households of all sizes. Home to the headquarters of The ICEE Company and Ingram Content Group, the city has increased in population by about 500 residents each year since 2010 and is currently home to just over 36,000 people.

Our quaint town of Eagleville has around 850 residents and offers a K-12 school, churches, outdoor recreation, year-round youth programs, eclectic shops, specialty stores, EV charging stations, and an active town council eager to mingle with residents. The town slogan is "Where Front Porch Rockers Aren’t Just for Show.”