More than 50% is composed of the quadplex.

Once you have artists you have other hipsters, then coffee shops and music venues and then breweries which higher rents through demand etc. 

@Giridhara Gowdra chandrannaA - fine expensive well cared for yards and homes owned by professionals and business owners.Luxury cars B- average blue collar suburbia most homes are owner occupied and yards are in good condition.C mostly low Income people rundown rental houses lots of old apartment houses lots of old cars D VIrtually all buIldIngs are old and need some maIntenance .mostly rentals 15-25 year old cars random crIme drugs -hIgh grass and hIgh resIdents Seen walkIng around aImlesslessly F boarded up houses shootIngs no one works open aIr drug deals most everyone looks shady .Hookers rap musIc blasted from random homes and cars

I don't think I have seen a "Top 5 Places to Invest" in the past couple years that didn't include good ole Music City.

I enjoy my work and I also lead the music for my local church.

But even these deals feel a lot like musical chairs... buy, force a bit of appreciation and hope someone will pay a lot more at a compressed cap rate in an interest rate rising environment 

@George Munoz It might be the Music and Money meetup.

Stayed in East Nashville with some friends on the way to this music festival in Franklin.

It's a genre of music I don't listen to and he does, so needless to say, I'm out $5 and will now be taking Annie's advice.  

The issue also shows up on the Google Play Music website.