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While the median rent of $1,315 is a bit higher than in other states on this list, Tennessee is known for the exceptionally low cost of groceries, health care, and transportation. That puts the overall cost of living at about 11% lower than the national average. Don’t let the state-wide housing cost worry you; Tennessee also known as The Volunteer State has many cities known for extremely affordable homes. Murfreesboro, Smyrna, Johnson City, Clarksville, and Chattanooga are all places that offer low housing costs. These cities also boast booming economic opportunities. In fact, job opportunities are consistently on the rise state-wide, and the state is home to some great food, arts, culture, and music.

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