DOWNTOWN KNOXVILLE

DOWNTOWN WEATHER

Downtown Knoxville offers a unique blend of urban sophistication and Southern charm, making it a compelling place for both residents and visitors alike. With its rich cultural attractions, vibrant social scene, and convenient amenities, life in downtown Knoxville combines the best of city living with a touch of down-home comfort.

ABOUT DOWNTOWN KNOXVILLE

Social and Cultural Hub

At the heart of downtown Knoxville lies Market Square, a bustling center of activity featuring shops, restaurants, cafes, and seasonal events like farmers' markets and festivals. This area serves as the social and cultural hub where locals gather to eat, shop, and enjoy live music. Nearby, the Old City offers a more bohemian experience with its art galleries, boutiques, and nightlife.

Cultural Attractions

Knoxville has a rich cultural scene, with numerous museums, galleries, and theatres. The Tennessee Theatre, Bijou Theatre, and the Knoxville Museum of Art are just some of the establishments offering cultural enrichment.

Outdoor Activities

While downtown Knoxville is an urban setting, it's not far from natural beauty. The nearby Tennessee River and several parks offer opportunities for kayaking, paddle-boarding, and other water activities. Additionally, Knoxville serves as a gateway to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, which offers numerous outdoor recreation options.

Market Square

This is essentially the heart of downtown Knoxville, hosting various events throughout the year, including farmers' markets, concerts, and festivals. The square is surrounded by a variety of shops, cafes, and restaurants, making it a popular gathering point for both locals and tourists.

Sports

Knoxville is a college town, home to the University of Tennessee, and sports are a significant part of local life. The energy of college football is palpable in downtown Knoxville during the season, and basketball also has a significant following.

Work and Business

Downtown Knoxville has been seeing increased business development. There are co-working spaces, offices, and a range of businesses from tech start-ups to long-standing law firms. The proximity to the University of Tennessee also means a lively academic scene, with frequent events, lectures, and workshops.

Transportation

Downtown is relatively easy to navigate, and there are also options like trolleys and public buses for local transit. However, like many American cities, having a car can be beneficial for quicker and more convenient travel, especially for trips outside the downtown area.

POPULATION

Data provided by the City-Data, Census Reporter, Census Bureau and MLS data. All sources analyzes data from a variety of government and private sources.

21,538

TOTAL POPULATION

3.7

LAND AREA SQ MILE

6,011.9

POPULATION SQ MILE

18.7

AVG TIME TO WORK

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EDUCATION LEVEL

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BACHELORS DEGREE OR HIGHER

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HOUSEHOLDS

Data provided by the City-Data, Census Reporter, Census Bureau and MLS data. All sources analyzes data from a variety of government and private sources.

7,265

TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS

2

AVG HOUSEHOLD SIZE

14%

OWNER-OCUPIED

86%

RENTED

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HOUSING BREAKDOWN 2022

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