Bells, TN

Bells is a small town in East Tennessee that has seen its fair share of growth over the years. The population of Bells was just under 2,000 in 1960, but by 1990 it had grown to over 5,000. In recent years, the population has continued to grow and now stands at around 10,000 people. This growth has been primarily due to the development of new housing tracts and businesses in the area.

Real estate in Bells is generally priced lower than other areas of Tennessee and this is due to a number of factors. First, Bells is located close to major metropolitan areas such as Nashville and Chattanooga which have a large number of job opportunities and residents who are willing to pay higher prices for housing. Additionally, there are not as many luxury homes or estates available for sale in Bells as there are in more affluent areas. This means that there is more competition for properties and prices tend to be lower overall.

One downside of living in Bells is that it can be difficult to find quality schools for your children. The town has a limited number of schools which can lead to congestion and long wait times during school hours. Additionally, some parents feel that the schools do not provide enough opportunities for their children's creativity or individuality.