Neighborhoods in Johnson City feature idyllic names such as Avondale Forest, Austin Springs, Idlewilde, Melrose, Mountain Home, and Buffalo View. The Nolichucky River, just to the south of Johnson City, proffers whitewater river rafting and kayaking opportunities for the adventurous tourists and residents. Other mountains and rivers find their homes in Johnson City as well, including Buffalo Mountain and Watauga River.
The city shares land with steep mountains, rolling hills, and breathtaking valleys which are all a part of the Appalachian Ridge-and-Valley Province. Being both an exciting city to live in regarding jobs and careers, as well as one of the most affordable ones, Johnson City is the perfect location for people looking to save money and advance their businesses in a tremendous way. The low cost of living in Johnson City has been attributed to affordable homes and utility, transportation, and health-care costs that are below average. Johnson City is ranked as #14 on the list of Best Small Places for Business and Careers by Forbes and #5 on the list of The 10 Least Expensive Cities for Living in the U.S.A. Most homes are of a more impressive vintage than most, and most have an affordable price tag that families will find easier to handle. Homes in Johnson City provide a pleasurably surprising value for the luxury that they offer.
By 2014 Johnson City had made a name for itself as the ninth-largest city in the state, and it is also the principal city of the Johnson City Metropolitan Statistical Area. Washington, Carter, and Sullivan counties all claim pieces of Johnson City, with Washington taking the biggest portion. Johnson City is located in a trio of counties in the state of Tennessee.
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