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Tennessee: cities with the highest household income

Ranked from official statistics; every city opens its own guide.

In short: Tennessee: Brentwood has the highest median household income ($182,088) among the 80 largest places.
Nashville (690,130 residents)Memphis (618,980 residents)Knoxville (195,185 residents)Chattanooga (185,783 residents)Clarksville (176,456 residents)Murfreesboro (161,445 residents)Franklin (87,133 residents)Johnson City (72,222 residents)Jackson (68,435 residents)Hendersonville (63,091 residents)Bartlett (56,876 residents)Smyrna (56,692 residents)Kingsport (56,262 residents)Spring Hill (55,765 residents)Collierville (51,515 residents)Cleveland (48,829 residents)Gallatin (48,532 residents)Brentwood (45,556 residents)Columbia (45,441 residents)Lebanon (44,788 residents)Mount Juliet (42,073 residents)Germantown (40,673 residents)La Vergne (40,243 residents)Cookeville (36,088 residents)Oak Ridge (32,693 residents)Maryville (32,392 residents)Morristown (31,527 residents)Bristol (27,636 residents)Shelbyville (24,661 residents)Farragut (24,634 residents)East Ridge (22,070 residents)Tullahoma (21,103 residents)Springfield (19,255 residents)Sevierville (18,397 residents)Goodlettsville (17,597 residents)Dickson (16,424 residents)Seymour (16,216 residents)Dyersburg (15,979 residents)Greeneville (15,646 residents)Arlington (15,205 residents)Nolensville (15,074 residents)White House (14,631 residents)Athens (14,471 residents)Elizabethton (14,374 residents)Lakeland (14,192 residents)McMinnville (13,844 residents)Powell (13,739 residents)Portland (13,449 residents)Soddy-Daisy (13,231 residents)Manchester (12,944 residents)Lewisburg (12,861 residents)Crossville (12,428 residents)Alcoa (12,222 residents)Middle Valley (12,187 residents)Red Bank (12,010 residents)Hartsville (11,957 residents)Lawrenceburg (11,844 residents)Collegedale (11,330 residents)Millington (11,289 residents)Lenoir City (11,110 residents)Union City (10,982 residents)Martin (10,915 residents)Atoka (10,385 residents)Paris (10,338 residents)Halls (10,272 residents)Clinton (10,239 residents)Fairview (10,009 residents)Oakland (9,979 residents)Winchester (9,799 residents)Brownsville (9,622 residents)Fairfield Glade (9,487 residents)Bloomingdale (9,292 residents)Signal Mountain (8,860 residents)Covington (8,587 residents)Jefferson City (8,579 residents)Thompson's Station (8,294 residents)Pulaski (8,285 residents)Milan (8,244 residents)Harrison (8,011 residents)Lexington (7,962 residents)
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By AtiveSite · Published 07/11/2026 · Updated 08/11/2026 · Every figure is linked to its source below.

Brentwood#1
$182,088median household income
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Ranking

CITY (80 largest of Tennessee) Official statistics Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020–2024 5-year (via Census Reporter) · Data: ACS 2020–2024

Among the 80 largest places in Tennessee, Brentwood has the highest median household income ($182,088), followed by Nolensville and Germantown. Click any column to sort; click a city for its guide.

What the ranking shows

Across the 80 places in Tennessee that we cover, the median is $68,882 and the average $75,794; the figure runs from $182,088 (Brentwood) to $41,012 (Paris). That is a spread of 4.4 times between the two ends. The state figure is $69,595; 38 of the 80 places are above it and 42 at or below.

How to use it

The first five are Brentwood, Nolensville, Germantown, Farragut, Signal Mountain. A high or low position is not good or bad on its own: high incomes often come with higher housing costs, so compare rent as a share of income. Use the Compare tab on each city page to see how two places differ across income, rent, commute and education, and check the county page for the local job market.

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# ⇅City ⇅County ⇅Median household income ⇅Population ⇅Median rent ⇅
1BrentwoodWilliamson County$182,08845,556$2,825
2NolensvilleWilliamson County$177,14815,074$2,454
3GermantownShelby County$149,92040,673$1,816
4FarragutKnox County$142,09324,634$1,966
5Signal MountainHamilton County$141,0088,860$1,852
6ColliervilleShelby County$138,59851,515$1,691
7ArlingtonShelby County$135,10515,205$2,164
8Thompson's StationWilliamson County$132,6478,294$2,088
9FranklinWilliamson County$119,52887,133$1,923
10LakelandShelby County$116,25014,192$1,755
11Spring HillMaury County$112,01355,765$1,844
12Mount JulietWilson County$107,06842,073$2,011
13BartlettShelby County$102,07056,876$1,638
14OaklandFayette County$97,7989,979$1,992
15HendersonvilleSumner County$97,20063,091$1,653
16Middle Valley (unincorporated)Hamilton County$95,00012,187$1,180
17FairviewWilliamson County$91,13110,009$1,301
18Halls (unincorporated)Knox County$90,93310,272$1,178
19White HouseRobertson County$90,01914,631$1,426
20AtokaTipton County$89,66310,385$1,237
21Harrison (unincorporated)Hamilton County$89,3958,011$1,216
22Seymour (unincorporated)Sevier County$82,85516,216$1,515
23Powell (unincorporated)Knox County$82,43413,739$1,276
24MaryvilleBlount County$81,96332,392$1,157
25SmyrnaRutherford County$81,92656,692$1,461
26La VergneRutherford County$81,31340,243$1,805
27MurfreesboroRutherford County$80,108161,445$1,481
28GallatinSumner County$77,51848,532$1,395
29NashvilleDavidson County$77,371690,130$1,586
30Soddy-DaisyHamilton County$75,11313,231$1,047
31LebanonWilson County$72,84844,788$1,306
32HartsvilleTrousdale County$72,74711,957$853
33PortlandSumner County$72,64713,449$1,141
34Oak RidgeAnderson County$72,31132,693$1,131
35Fairfield Glade (unincorporated)Cumberland County$71,6829,487$1,310
36GoodlettsvilleSumner County$70,75817,597$1,385
37CollegedaleHamilton County$70,24611,330$1,581
38DicksonDickson County$69,67816,424$1,063
39ClarksvilleMontgomery County$69,303176,456$1,307
40ClintonAnderson County$68,88210,239$962
41Lenoir CityLoudon County$67,25911,110$932
42AlcoaBlount County$65,71412,222$1,282
43ChattanoogaHamilton County$64,523185,783$1,256
44Red BankHamilton County$63,98312,010$1,283
45ColumbiaMaury County$63,71945,441$1,197
46WinchesterFranklin County$62,7829,799$974
47East RidgeHamilton County$62,24722,070$1,147
48TullahomaCoffee County$60,97921,103$886
49Jefferson CityJefferson County$60,6388,579$851
50SpringfieldRobertson County$59,46519,255$1,139
51ClevelandBradley County$58,55948,829$1,034
52BristolSullivan County$58,16227,636$842
53ManchesterCoffee County$57,50012,944$978
54Johnson CityWashington County$57,25472,222$1,023
55ShelbyvilleBedford County$55,07324,661$1,056
56KnoxvilleKnox County$54,039195,185$1,191
57AthensMcMinn County$53,92914,471$846
58JacksonMadison County$53,03268,435$1,145
59KingsportSullivan County$52,49056,262$907
60SeviervilleSevier County$52,42118,397$1,081
61Bloomingdale (unincorporated)Sullivan County$52,3179,292$836
62DyersburgDyer County$52,06415,979$782
63MemphisShelby County$51,736618,980$1,181
64CookevillePutnam County$51,37536,088$917
65Union CityObion County$50,87010,982$739
66MillingtonShelby County$49,97911,289$1,111
67GreenevilleGreene County$49,88915,646$650
68LexingtonHenderson County$49,0577,962$720
69CrossvilleCumberland County$48,80212,428$815
70PulaskiGiles County$48,5388,285$835
71LewisburgMarshall County$48,34112,861$872
72MorristownHamblen County$47,91731,527$882
73McMinnvilleWarren County$47,17913,844$791
74ElizabethtonCarter County$46,97514,374$740
75MilanGibson County$43,8868,244$805
76BrownsvilleHaywood County$43,4949,622$767
77MartinWeakley County$43,38110,915$859
78LawrenceburgLawrence County$42,34311,844$775
79CovingtonTipton County$42,2548,587$933
80ParisHenry County$41,01210,338$780

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Unincorporated places are census-designated places: they have no city government but are counted as communities. Figures describe the city itself.

FAQ

Which Tennessee city has the highest median household income?

Brentwood, with $182,088 (among the 80 largest places; ACS 2020–2024).

How many cities are ranked?

The 80 largest places in Tennessee by population.

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