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  LOCAL ECONOMY Find Out More About the Metro Nashville, Brentwood, Cool Springs Franklin Economy and Job Market Recently Expansion Management Magazine rated the Nashville metropolitan area of which Williamson County is a major part, No. 1 among “American’s 50 Hottest Cities.” Additionally, Nashville was also named one of the top 7 “Coolest Places” to live. The business friendly environment stems from Partnership 2010 a regional development initiative. The initiative has resulted in more than 350 companies relocating their corporate headquarters to the area. A virtual Who’s Who for corporate headquarters, Nashville is home to: Hospital Corporation of America, HCA, the largest investor-owned hospital management company in America Bridgestone/Firestone, one of the world’s largest manufacturers of tires calls Nashville Home Nissan, automotive manufacturer Thomas Nelson Publishing, one of the largest religious publishers in the nation Gideons International, an international distributor of 59 million FREE bibles each year Central Parking Corporation, the leading service provider of parking services in America and Europe Mephisto, an esteemed manufacturer of walking shoes Doane Pet Care Inc, a leading manufacturer of dry pet food Tractor Supply Company, the largest operator of retail farm stores in the United States Asurion, a provider of enhanced services for the wireless handset and data devices for the communications industry LP, Louisiana Pacific, one of North Americans largest suppliers of building products Caremark, a leading pharmaceutical services company Clarcor, a manufacturer of filtration products National Federation of Independent Business, the largest advocacy organization representing small and independent businesses Dollar General, affordable retail stores Caterpillar Financial, lenders to the heavy equipment industry Mars, a pet food company Cracker Barrel, a leading country style restaurant and gift shop chain Nissan North America announced in 2005 its relocation from Southern California to Cool Springs. Its new headquarters at I-65 and McEwen should be completed in 2008. Verizon Wireless Regional Headquarters announced its relocation to Cool Springs August 22, 2007. Income growth has increased from No. 138 to No. 49. Nashville is a major U.S. center for entrepreneurial health care companies, with more than 350 health care companies with operations in the city, 21 of which are publicly traded and headquartered in Nashville. More than 50 percent of all the for-profit hospital beds in America are owned and managed by companies headquartered in the Nashville area. With so many wonderful employers, good employment opportunities abound in Metropolitan Nashville. Employers are pleased with Middle Tennessee’s labor force, which includes more than 86,000 post-secondary students who attend the area’s 19 higher educational institutions. Graduates of world-renowned Vanderbilt University, Middle Tennessee State University, Fisk University, Tennessee State University, Belmont University, Lipscomb University and a bevy of two year schools, supply corporate offices, with white-collar candidates who exceed requirements in terms of skills and dedication. Foreign owned firms employ 27,000 workers in the mid-state area moving us more and more into a globalized economy. A top exporter of cotton, soybeans, wheat and tobacco, Tennessee remains a top exporter of agricultural products. Global imports and exports are largely automotive related. Centrally located within 650 miles of 50 percent of the nation’s population, Metropolitan Nashville is a transportation hub with global and national access via excellent air, rail and state highways. Such a strategic location saves corporations time and money and provides employees ease for travel in and out of the city.
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Buying Land and New Construction >Building Considerations
Are you planning to build your dream home? Once you are pre-approved for a loan and have found a professional real estate agent you trust, you are ready to start looking for the perfect lot.
Compare the qualities of several target neighborhoods by looking at schools, shopping, recreation and zoning. Make sure that the zoning regulations allow you to build the size and height of the home you want. Find out if there are use restrictions that would prevent you from developing your property as you intend. A visit to the local planning department will clarify your options for building.
Consider what type of home would best suit your lifestyle. Create a checklist to itemize the "must-have" interior and exterior features of a house that you feel are absolute requirements. Make notations about yard size, paint, roof and window conditions for the exterior, and floor plan, room quality and condition of the appliances for the interior. Bring your lists to your real estate agent. Together you can look over the currently available properties that correspond to your needs.
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What famous American sign was originally erected as a real estate ad?
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The Hollywood sign, built in 1923, was conceived as a real estate ad that originally read, "Hollywoodland." |
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