Community Information
While the building you are in is important, it is the community in which you operate that makes the location worthwhile. Bostelman Realty properties are carefully selected to take advantage of some of the best places to live and work in Middle Tennessee. This page provides county and city information about each of the communities where our properties are located. Links to more information are also provided at the end of each section.
Maury County
Nestled midway between Nashville and Huntsville along the I-65 corridor, Maury County is the perfect location for businesses looking for that ideal mix of big city life and small-town charm. A family-friendly environment, top-notch health care, and county-wide focus on education have transformed this manufacturing, service, and retail hub into the 4th fastest growing county in Tennessee.
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Davidson County – Nashville Metro
Nashville is known country-wide as “Music City”, and for good reason; Nashville’s musical roots are buried deep in the city’s history. From spawning the first musical act around-the-world tour to the abundance of daily live performances to becoming the Songwriting Capital of the World, Nashville lives and breathes music. With its long, unique history and quirky Southern charm, Music City has been attracting new residents and businesses at an incredible pace, bringing diversity and economic development to Tennessee’s crown jewel.
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Lawrence County
Situated along a major thoroughfare from Mississippi up through Nashville, Jackson’s Military Road, Lawrence County began as a small collection of farmers and frontiersmen building their lives after the War of 1812. Over the years, numerous migrations of new residents brought change and economic development to the area, from South Carolinians in the early 1800s to German Catholics in the 1870s and Alabamans in the early 1900s to the Amish in the 1940s. This unique mix of peoples and cultures, combined with the county’s strategic location, has allowed Lawrence County to thrive for over 200 years.
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Rutherford County
Just 30 miles southeast of Nashville, Rutherford County combines a rich Civil War era history with the amenities of a major metropolitan area. It’s location in the exact center of the state of Tennessee allows Rutherford to maintain its roots while experiencing the growth and diversity of a thriving 21st-century community. Top-quality healthcare, low cost of living, moderate climate, and high quality of life draw people and businesses alike into this wonderful Southern community.
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Williamson County
Williamson County is the fastest growing county in the state of Tennessee, and it’s plain to see why. Excellent school systems, top-notch recreational facilities, and a focus on creating a business-friendly environment. In fact, Williamson County has the lowest county tax in the Nashville Metro Area, a highly educated labor pool (over half of residents have a college degree), and is home to 12 of the top 25 largest publicly traded companies in the Nashville region. Its rapid growth, stunning views, friendly people, and business focus make Williamson County one of the best places to live and work in the entire country.
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