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in Nashville.

Living in Nashville, United States costs about $2,500/month all-in for one person, and roughly $5,750/month for a family of four. That is cheaper than 17% of the 310 cities we track, and about 36% below New York.

Last updated August 2026 · How we calculate this

Single person, all-in $2,500/mo
Rent (studio)$1,125
Food & groceries$550
Utilities & internet$250
Transport$200
Fun & everything else$375
Family of four$5,750/mo
How it ranks

Cheaper than 17% of the 310 cities we track.

About 36% cheaper than New York.

Population 689k
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Living in Nashville — FAQ

How much does it cost to live in Nashville?

A single person needs roughly $2,500/month all-in in Nashville, United States — rent, food, transport and utilities. A family of four runs closer to $5,750/month.

Is Nashville expensive?

Nashville is cheaper than 17% of the 310 cities we track, and about 36% cheaper than New York.

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