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The Madison file in numbers

Madison is the smaller of the two Tennessee cities with their own page here, and its 475 records make up 1.4% of everything we hold for the state. Madison also sits inside our Nashville market page, where it accounts for 1.4% of 32,925 records alongside Nashville.

Madison is a community inside Metro Nashville-Davidson County, so its permits come from Metro Nashville's register, which keeps expired and cancelled permits alongside current ones. That history is why Madison shows 192 active or issued permits next to 277 expired, cancelled or denied ones.

Metro Nashville's register lists the permit, the property and its status for all 475 Madison records, but no phone or email, so outreach starts from the address.

Nashville's register separates owner-occupied permits from investor permits: in Madison, 329 are owner-occupied and 140 are not, so 70% of the file is homeowners renting part or all of the home they live in, against 37% across the Tennessee file.

ZIP 37115 alone holds 471 records, 99% of the Madison file; the other 4 records are scattered across 4 more ZIP codes.

31 of the Madison records (7%) carry a name that appears on two or more different Tennessee property addresses, below the state figure of 38%. Few large operators show up here: no name on a Madison record holds more than 4 Tennessee properties, so most of the file is individual owners.

The register dates 469 of the Madison records; 31 were dated in the last 12 months, and the busiest year on record was 2022 with 61. 27 so far in 2026. By status, the Madison records break down as 192 active or issued, 277 expired, closed or denied and 6 pending.

Besides Metro Nashville's residential short-term-rental permit register, the Madison file takes 6 rows from an additional published short-term-rental dataset; where two sources list the same property, the export keeps both rows.

For mail, the Madison file sits almost entirely in one ZIP code: 37115 takes 471 of the 475 pieces.