Antioch, once a small railroad village that grew around an 1810 church, has evolved into one of Nashville's most dynamic suburban communities. Located 12 miles southeast of Downtown Nashville, this neighborhood has transformed from a quiet commuter town into a bustling area with substantial commercial and residential growth. The area surrounding the Commons at the Crossings (formerly Hickory Hollow Mall) has emerged as Nashville's second largest employment center, hosting major employers like Community Health Systems, Asurion, and HCA.

Rental options in Antioch include apartment communities, townhomes, and single-family homes with average rent for a one-bedroom apartment around $1,211 per month. The neighborhood features a public library, recreation center, Nashville State Community College campus, and the Ford Ice Center. Residents enjoy outdoor recreation along the Mill Creek greenway system and anticipate the development of a 600-acre park near Cane Ridge High School.

Interstate 24 provides direct access to Downtown Nashville for commuters. The area continues to expand with mixed-use developments like Century Farms, which is bringing new retail, dining, and employment opportunities to the community. With its relative affordability, expanding infrastructure, and strategic location, Antioch represents a growing Nashville suburb with improving amenities and services.