Moving guide Β· Ontario β Tennessee
Moving from Toronto to Nashville
Music City, with fast-growing neighbourhoods. Here's how life in Nashville compares with Toronto, and what changes when you cross the border.
Nashville is roughly 8Β°C warmer than Toronto in January (about -5Β°C β 3Β°C), with about 105 cm less snow a year. A typical home costs roughly 41% less in Nashville (about C$1,050,000 vs US$450,000, compared at a sample exchange rate), and everyday costs in Nashville are close to the US average. Tennessee has no state income tax, compared with a medium provincial income tax in Ontario. (Approximate figures.)
Weather
- January average
- -5Β°C β 3Β°C (+8Β°)
- July average
- 22Β°C β 26Β°C (+4Β°)
- Sunny days a year
- 200 β 205
- Snow a year
- 120 β 15 cm
Money (approximate)
- Cost of living index
- 125 β 100
- Typical home
- C$1,050,000 β US$450,000
- Property tax rate
- 0.7% β 0.7%
- Provincial or state income tax
- Medium β None
- Health care in Nashville
- Private, ~US$520/mo (approx.)
Getting around in Nashville
- Airport
- 20 min
- Ski hill
- 3h+
- Beach or lake
- 30 min
- Main industries
- Health care, music, tech
Lifestyle and risks
Crossing the border
Moving from Canada to the USA
- Staying vs. moving
- Mortgages
- Taxes
- Health care
General information, not legal or tax advice. Rules change; confirm your situation with a licensed immigration lawyer and cross-border tax adviser.
Climate, cost and risk figures are approximate and for comparison only. Prices are in each place's local currency.