What are the top 5 zip codes in Nashville, TN for residential?

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What are the top 5 zip codes in Nashville, TN for residential?

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Investor · United States · Member since 2021 · 55 posts · 11 votes

What are the top 5 zip codes in Nashville, TN with the highest gross rents, lowest turnover/vacancies, lowest crime rates, great schools, and great employers for residential single-family home neighborhoods? Class A neighborhoods.

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Luka Milicevic
Real Estate Agent · Nashville, TN · Member since 2015 · 2k+ posts · 2k+ votes
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@Account Closed

You can't ask this question by zip code, you have to do it by specific areas.

For example: 37208 is considered "North Nashville" but in that zip code you have Germantown/Salemtown where the homes are well over $1m and is one of the most desirable places to live in Nashville. You also have homes that are in disrepair and need to be torn down in that same zip code. 

Class A residential areas are going to be:

Belle Meade, Green Hills, Oak Hill, 12 South, Belmont, West End.

None of these areas are zoned for good schools. Parents in these neighborhoods send their children to private schools (MBA, Harpeth Hall, Ensworth). Davidson county doesn't really have good public schools.....

A good public school would be Harpeth Valley Elementary in Bellevue (37221). This is more so class B to B + of a location. Hume Fogg is another good school that is located in downtown Nashville.

Truly, what you are looking for can be found in Franklin, Brentwood, Nolensville. Located in Williamson county. These are all A to A+ areas with some of the best public schools in the entire county.

Brentwood is one zip code 37027. (Do not be misled by listings that have Brentwood with the 37211 zip code-this is Davidson county)

Franklin has 3 zip codes 37069, 37067, 37064

Nolensville 37135

Let me know if you have any other questions....

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  • Wayne Woodson
    Investor · Nashville, TN · Member since 2009 · 483 posts · 228 votes
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    The highest gross rents and great schools don't go together here in Nashville. Maybe Brentwood and Franklin are what you are looking for (37027).

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  • Alex Olivera
    Lender · Franklin, TN · Member since 2022 · 13 posts · 5 votes
    4y

    You'll want to look at Franklin/Brentwood like Wayne mentioned. 37027, 37064, 37065, 37067, 37068, 37069

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  • Luka Milicevic
    Real Estate Agent · Nashville, TN · Member since 2015 · 2k+ posts · 2k+ votes
    4y

    @Account Closed

    You can't ask this question by zip code, you have to do it by specific areas.

    For example: 37208 is considered "North Nashville" but in that zip code you have Germantown/Salemtown where the homes are well over $1m and is one of the most desirable places to live in Nashville. You also have homes that are in disrepair and need to be torn down in that same zip code. 

    Class A residential areas are going to be:

    Belle Meade, Green Hills, Oak Hill, 12 South, Belmont, West End.

    None of these areas are zoned for good schools. Parents in these neighborhoods send their children to private schools (MBA, Harpeth Hall, Ensworth). Davidson county doesn't really have good public schools.....

    A good public school would be Harpeth Valley Elementary in Bellevue (37221). This is more so class B to B + of a location. Hume Fogg is another good school that is located in downtown Nashville.

    Truly, what you are looking for can be found in Franklin, Brentwood, Nolensville. Located in Williamson county. These are all A to A+ areas with some of the best public schools in the entire county.

    Brentwood is one zip code 37027. (Do not be misled by listings that have Brentwood with the 37211 zip code-this is Davidson county)

    Franklin has 3 zip codes 37069, 37067, 37064

    Nolensville 37135

    Let me know if you have any other questions....

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  • Andre Crabb
    Investor · Tampa, FL · Member since 2017 · 205 posts · 92 votes
    4y

    Hey @Account Closed, if it were me, based on your criteria, I'd look at these darker blue areas, which looks like the NorthEast, NorthWest, and SouthWest from downtown.

    Good luck!

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