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Perched on the Chickasaw Bluffs above one of the world’s greatest rivers, Memphis occupies the Southwest corner of the great state of Tennessee. Bordered by Arkansas and Mississippi, Memphis’ diverse population is fueling the drive into the 21st century. Did you know: Memphis is the nation's 18th largest city. Memphis has a metro population of over 1 million people, ranking 44th nationally (according to the 2000 U.S. Census). Memphis ranks 6th in the nation in the number of properties on the National Register of Historic Places and has more historic listings per capita than any city in America. The city of Memphis was ranked the 4th most efficiently operated city in a comprehensive national study of 44 major U.S. cities by national think tank Reason Public Policy Institute.
Even though it is in the South, Memphis experiences all four seasons. Crisp winter nights contrast sultry summer days allowing Memphians to experience the best of both worlds.
Memphis is a charming Southern city with a rich and colorful history. It's a city that enjoys a stable economic base, low utility rates, and wonderful, friendly people. Those who appreciate that sometimes elusive ambience called "excellent quality of life" will no doubt find that Memphis has it in abundance.
Did you know:
Memphis is located atop 1 trillion gallons of the world's best artesian well water.
Memphis is in the top 10 of the most mannerly cities in America according to the etiquette book, "Common Sense Etiquette."
Moving to Memphis:
Whether you are a recent arrival, a potential newcomer, or someone who simply has an abiding interest in Memphis, you will be happy to know that the City of Good Abode is alive and well. Our low cost of living and our high quality of life make the Memphis Area a relocation destination for thousands each year.
In fact, Memphis is booming, due in large part to record-breaking new capital investment, exciting new entertainment venues, and a vibrant, revitalized downtown.
The Mortgage Bankers Association of America put Memphis at number ten on its Top Ten Hottest U.S. Markets for Mortgage Lenders hot index list, which ranks markets by such loan-business generators as household, or family, formations, population growth and employment levels. Memphis had the highest percentage of first-time home buyers in 1999, according to the annual "Who's Buying Homes in America" conducted by the Chicago Title Corp., and ranked 2nd highest in minority home buyers. In 1995, Memphis exceeded the national per capita income for the first time. When adjusted by the cost of living index, Memphis ranks ahead of our 2005 peer cities of Atlanta, Charlotte, Indianapolis, Birmingham, and Louisville.
Memphis made Ebony magazine’s list “10 Best Cities for Black Women” based on lifestyle, safety, culture, and professional outlook. Memphis ranked number eight among America’s Top 40 Real Estate Markets for the second consecutive year according to Expansion Management magazine. Memphis ranks 6th in the nation in the number of properties on the National Register of Historic Places, and has more historic listings per capita that any city in America.
The city of Memphis is ranked the 4th most efficiently operated city for the past five years. The Memphis metro area’s economy (measured by Gross Metro Product) is larger than 12 states. The Memphis metro area’s GMP is larger than 123 nations.
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