Following the growth that it experienced in the 2010s, Nashville has become the third-largest city in the southeastern United States. It's a thriving, vibrant, and beautiful city with rolling hills and plenty of greenery, with many popular Nashville suburbs growing right along with it. As a big city, it's also a travel hub and has its own major airport. For anyone thinking of moving to the Nashville area, keep reading to get familiar with the suburbs closest to Nashville International Airport, the city's gateway to the rest of the world.
Oak Hill
Oak Hill Amenities
- Nashville Zoo, 10 minutes away across I-65
- Richland Country Club, located immediately SW of Radner Lake
- Dining spot: Bill & Bob's Roast Beef in east Oak Hill
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After several delays, the Financial Accounting Standards Board's (FASB) Accounting Standards Update Leases (ASC) is going into effect on December 15th. This new standard is called ASC 842, which significantly impacts how both public and private businesses in Nashville and nationwide manage, account for, and ultimately report leases—including property and equipment.
Nashville, Tennessee, is laden with history, and locals appreciate preserving historic structures whenever possible. Across the city, there are numerous converted landmark buildings in use as businesses and for multi-family housing. With so much interest in Nashville commercial real estate, many investors are looking into restoring historic buildings for commercial purposes.