Nashville residents are struggling to afford homes due to rising real estate prices driven by out-of-state buyers, leading to a 77% increase in chronic homelessness. The city's population boom and influx of companies have further exacerbated the housing crisis.
Key Points
77% increase in chronic homelessness in Nashville
Rising cost of living driven by population boom and out-of-state buyers
Lack of affordable housing options exacerbating the issue
Pros
Increased awareness of the housing crisis in Nashville
Efforts by organizations and the Metro Council to address homelessness