A culture of walkers is forming in Nashville's downtown core.
As more housing units come on the market each year, the number of residents walking to work from their downtown condos, lofts or apartments increases.
The "walkability" factor is a top reason why residents choose to live downtown to begin with, research shows.
In a recent survey conducted by The Downtown Nashville Partnership, 60 percent of respondents listed the "urban experience" of living near restaurants, entertainment venues and sports events as their No. 1 influence for living downtown. (The Nashville Business Journal-Nov 6)
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