Relocation
Cost of Living in Mt. Juliet, Tennessee
A practical cost snapshot for Mt. Juliet—helpful for relocators comparing Wilson County to Davidson County.
Mt. Juliet, Tennessee
Mt. Juliet’s 2020 census count was 39,289—up 66% from 2010—with median household income estimates often cited above $100k. You are buying Wilson County schools and I-40 access as much as square footage. Compare Providence/Belinda pricing to central TN-171 and Gladeville before you assume one “Mt. Juliet number.”
Local picks
Housing costs by area
Providence / Belinda City
Providence
Newer homes, HOAs, and proximity to Exit 226—market snapshots have shown medians in the mid-$500ks+ for the Providence neighborhood profile.
Central TN-171
Wider spread of ages; some pre-2000 stock with mature trees—inspect roofs and drainage.
Gladeville / east
Gladeville
More acreage per dollar; budget fuel and time for Providence errands.
Local picks
Commute & everyday
I-40 to Nashville
~17 miles to downtown in light traffic—rush hour can stretch to 35–50 minutes depending on origin.
No state income tax
Tennessee has no wage income tax, but sales and property taxes still apply—factor both.
Utilities
Summer AC and irrigation on quarter-acre+ lots can surprise transplants from apartments.
Local tips
What locals keep in mind
- Use /mt-juliet-facts for census tables and growth notes.
- Get insurance quotes that include wind/hail deductibles common in Middle Tennessee.
- Property tax rates: verify with Wilson County trustee for the exact parcel.
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