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Best Places to LIVE IN GEORGIA 2021 - Our Top 4 Favorites if You're Moving to Georgia
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- Опубликовано: 17 авг 2024
- Thinking of moving to Georgia? Which are the best cities in Georgia to live in? Don't miss when Alexa tells us the #1 city in America! These are some of the best places in Georgia, whether you want a big city, small city, the mountains, or you're an avid golfer.
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0:00 Where in GA should you consider?
0:31 Karin Carr's introduction
0:45 Atlanta area pros
1:18 Cons of Atlanta
2:02 Savannah
2:48 North GA Mountains
3:43 Augusta area
4:24 Kimberly Lahodny introduction
5:43 The scoop on Evans, GA
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Karin Carr is a Realtor® in Savannah, Georgia with Real Broker LLC. I'm a proud Air Force wife, self-professed tech nerd, and bona fide seafood fanatic. My husband and I are both over 6’ tall and we have two great kids who will be too when they’re full grown. 😆
Kimberly Lahodny grew up on the east coast. As a little girl she developed a deep passion for Residential Real Estate. She's the daughter of a Property Lawyer and Developer and spent Saturdays and Sundays walking historic waterfront properties and city rebuilds in Washington, DC and the Eastern Shore, properties her family was restoring and preserving. She LOVES incredible design, established character and contemporary restoration in classical architecture.
Nicole Moore is a military spouse and loves helping buyers find their new homes. With a dad in the Air Force and a husband in the Army, Nicole is no stranger to moving! She knows the stresses involved with relocating and strives to make it easier for our clients.
I am so grateful for all you subscribers, both clients and Realtors®, so thanks for watching my goofy videos!
If you want to talk to me about Savannah real estate feel free to email me at info@georgiacoasthomes.com or call (912) 417-9706.
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800 Battery Ave SE, #100
Atlanta, GA 30339
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GA is FULL!!! No MORE YANKEES!!!
Major airport in Atlanta is an understatement. Its the world's busiest airport.
My wife and I moved from(escaped actually ) from New York to Cumming and could not be happier!
My parents moved us from Savannah to NYC in the 90s n I hated it I don't see how anyone can live there n most the city not even American native it's so annoying cause most the time people from other countries be the ones disrespecting American culture the most .
Cummings is nice. One of my NGC art teachers lived there. I like Dahlonega and my best friend lives in Flowery Branch.
I split my time between Athens and St. Simons. Perfectly fine with that.
St. Simons is lovely! Haven’t been to Athens though.
@@georgiacoasthomes St Simons is crowded as hell.
Thanks for all your videos. We moved to Savannah a couple of months ago. Hope to explore the city someday soon.
You haven't explored your city after a few months of living there?
Me too!
I live in Harlem and happy that Evans made it. Columbia county is surely a rising star in Georgia.
Thanks for your english is very clear
So glad I moved to Georgia especially Savannah! So beautiful here 💕💕
I agree! I love the seafood too.
@@georgiacoasthomes Same! Between the shrimp, crab legs, and oysters!!,,,,😋😋😋😜
@@danielle228512 My favourite seafood restaurant-on the way to Tybee Beach burnt down and I'll miss it. We used to eat there the Fri. before leaving to go home. I guess Johnny Harris's is no longer in business. Gottlieb's Deli is another favourite place my family stopped at before heading back to the Atlanta area. I almost went to SCAD, but couldn't afford it. My mother and dad were from Savannah too.
Were moving from Baltimore to Buford Ga...can't wait
Nice I’m
Moving to suwanee from nyc. We’re so excited
I want to move there too I’m from dc but I live in Pensacola Florida rn but I want to move to Buford Ga can tell me how it is ???
@@RIAZANETWORK it is nice...a suberb of Atlanta...very family friendly and affordable houses
@@RIAZANETWORK hey did you ever move if so how is it?
I just moved to Buford from Los Angeles. I like it here but the schooling is behind California's curriculum and I have a 7 year old, so I'm struggling with accepting it.
Love your guidelines I want to retire in Savanah by next year and hopefully we can meet
I’m looking for somewhere safe close to Atlanta but not in it
Your studio looks brilliant; full of color and sharp contrast. Love your ideas. Thanks Karin.
Thank you, Hunter! The paint turned out WAAAY brighter than I expected so I'm not sure I'll keep it that way, but I'm glad you like it. Kimberly's office is navy blue and I'm obsessed with it.
Hey keep it coming.
You got it!
I lived in Marietta Georgia and have a best friend from Augusta who talked about Evens
That's where I live now: Marietta. One of my friends is from Ohio and says she visited a bunch of cities we have here in Ohio too and mentioned Lebanon, where my boyfriend used to live before moving to Smyrna-where Julia Robert's is from. My sister used to live in Decatur, Ga.where DeForest Kelley-Dr. McCoy-once lived. He and his chr. on "Star Trek" were from Ga.
I’m from Savannah too
I grew up in Savannah but I moved to rekin which is like 35 minutes away from Savannah, but I would like to say Savannah may be great and the city went through wars and has great history, but Savannah can also be highly dangerous. Especially for someone like me that grew up in the part of Savannah where there is the most crimes. But let’s just say when roaming Savannah streets alone at night OR day watch your back 💀. And that’s not just with just Savannah, that’s with other cities/towns but if your planning on moving to Savannah, that’s just a little warning.
Rincon, you mean? I once knew a Lutheran pastor that lived there ages ago.
@@virginiaconnor8350 oops sorry
Lol glad she threw in that Augusta Georgia was on the border of South Carolina because I live in North Augusta, South Carolina across the Savannah River. I've always loved living here, not too big and not too small. When you grow up on the border of two states it's so natural to claim both as your home state. I know I do..
Kimberly is licensed in both states for that exact reason. Thanks for watching, Judy!
I've enjoyed watching!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks so much.
Outskirts Atlanta as in the city is extremely expensive
Chamblee and Doraville are not that expensive. I lived in the former and there's a MARTA station there.
My husband and I are moving to Augusta Georgia in January 2023. He’s in the army and will do his last 2 years before retiring in Augusta
What an amazing career. Thank you both for your sacrifice!
I love savannah
Me too!
Me too and it has alot of suburbs within good distance from it!
I recommend a colorful inner city neighborhood of Atlanta called West End. You'll love it!
Very nice
Thanks Bajan! Keep giving us feedback. If you're from here let me know what you think I should focus on!
Looking for something close to Lockheed Martin in Marietta
If you want to email us with specifics we can certainly help out. Karin@georgiacoasthomes.com
How about Valdosta ???
I finally made my way to Savannah last week, but I didn’t dig it. I’m going to try Augusta next next.
Hope you enjoy it!
@@georgiacoasthomes, so do I! How can I get no on the school systems there?
Yeah, its more for more culturally astute people. A cleaner New Orleans and much much much much much much smaller.
@@joyfaith1711 , do you have any thoughts on Augusta?
@@Grimlock987 Not really. Not into golf and it seems like old money there.
Waycross, Georgia also beautiful, lovely to live with Nice People I can live for 100 Years
I’ve never been there myself but most of Georgia is beautiful from what I’ve seen. So I’lll take your word for it!
No jobs and very depressing town
@@mssugarsworld8117 Just blaming for Covid-19 , live at Waycross but get A good Job another Town Tifton or Jacksonville
Find someone who has been in Augusta since 1980. We can tell you what is good and new.
Bruce, I would love your insight! I'm the Agent in Augusta!
This video is amazing... now I want to move!
Come on down anytime! You know I’d love that. ♥️
It's an awesome place to live....climate is awesome, plenty warm! And friendly people and affordable houses!
I am definitely an outsider (Canadian) and Savannah interests me as a (semi) retirement destination. The climate, the history and culture seem great and maybe even affordable. How would you rate the crime? Is it over-stated?
The Church was pretty
I use to live in Duluth before coming back to Detroit ughh I miss it
I went to high school in Farmington Hills!
I can't wait to move to Augusta Georgia
Come on down! 😁
From Adrian Ga love it
Please , how can I contact you? Currently living in Jacksonville and want to move to Augusta
PEACTREE CITY ?
Golf cart city. Just about everyone rides around in a golf cart. If your passion isn't golf, I wonder what they talk about in bars, etc.
@@virginiaconnor8350 so what? Never heard anyone get shot in a golf cart there or even mugged
How's Augusta?
Augusta is beautiful! It's a smaller town, not a huge city like Atlanta, and if you like to golf you'll be in heaven.
Awesome. Thanks for answering.
@@Grimlock987 Augusta is a nice city small but nice. I'm from here born and raise. Augusta is more so military (like Fort Gordon) and we also a medical city (especially if you have a degree in the medical field) Augusta is the 2nd largest city in Georgia
@@redbone., thanks for that. It’s between Augusta and Savanna. Savanna seems like it would be more to do and places to go. But the houses seem better in Augusta. I live in Rhode Island right now and plan to move during the summer. What are your thoughts on Savanna?
@@Grimlock987 did you ever move is so which city and how is it?
I live in evanssss. So many of my friends here say they don’t like it but I don’t think it’s that bad lol.
I live in chatsworth ga,
Atlanta isn't where people move. You should consider a video naming specific cities and counties.
I really like Stockbridge.
And I lived in Statesboro for 4 years and spent a lot of time in Savannah, wonderful place.
Do you make all of your own B-roll?
Where would be the best place to buy cheap land, near water, that is close to city for convenience but far enough away for privacy. Thank you
You might want to consider Effingham County and places like Pembroke or Ellabell. I wouldn’t say they are close to the water but the closer you are to the ocean, lakes, or river the more expensive land gets.
Try Rincon, Guyton, Springfield, Bloomingdale all these areas are still reasonably priced. Excellent potential for growth in these locations outside of Savannah
Hi Kimberly, are there first time home buyers program in GA?
There are a few. Feel free to email us for more details. info@georgiacoasthomes.com
I have not heard good things about Augusta from my friends who grew up there....
High Millennial city and diversity can also mean there are shortages of none degree jobs... the pay is very low compared to your cost of living as in operations to get to work cost a lot of money because you have to drive long distances to work which eats any savings or extra income that you may save on housing....if you don't have a car good luck getting a job and also Ubering cost too much...depending the job you get you should calculate the cost of ubering to and from work you can be out of 40 - 80 dollars a day just to get to and from work.....unless you walk back from work which is dangerous if you live outside the city.... there are too many people seeking a none degree job... many will be homeless as a result of all these extra cost to even make a living in GA... thanks to diversity and the biases that come with it when finding work that pays well enough.... Also, since there isn't much of a retirement community here there's no old money income or retirees with money that need particular services or products, they would be able to afford, that would open up more jobs.
Too many young people up to the age of 40 still seeking more work and none are retiring; you can't get in even if you get a normal degree.... the education is a must here if you want a good paying job to afford to live in an area where the apartments aren't falling apart or you getting robbed... so come very much over educated and certified to the hilt to get these jobs, have a job already setup, that pay you to afford to cover the cost of living here and it be your only job... the taxes get you and cost of living is high not low thanks to long commutes and a crappy transportation system and the hidden taxes.... Also housing is not like New York where they cap the amount of rent so a crappy apartment that is falling apart can be 1000 or more dollars you will need roommates... if you aren't into hustle jobs... like having to have 3 jobs that are crappy just to cover cost of living and operational expenses to work those jobs that have minor to no job security... this is not the city for you...you really can't work one job in this city and be fine unless you are very much over educated and fit a box perfectly to get a well paying job and/or know someone already working at a big company that can get you into a job...networking with people is highly important which is also dangerous, pending the person.
On top of that there are a lot of hood MF in this city that will bother you constantly and if you black there are a lot of people is the white sections that will bother you all the time because they think you "up to no good" in the nicer areas...you just want to deliver the GrubHub you delivering to a person and you get the cops called on you..... I suggest going to a city that have less diversity, with more elderly people who are retired, old money is there, less young people to work basic jobs if you seeking employment that doesn't require a degree, and a city that is cheaper to live as far as taxes and cost of living to operate so you will not have to "hustle jobs" none stop just to not be homeless.... you may be able to get work.... yet, that city is hard to find these days...also, there's no escape from racism its just everywhere the world over as we see Poland push black people out of their country.... LOL
Delta has it's world headquarters in Atlanta
Yep! The ATL airport is ginormous because of that.
As does Coca-Cola, Home Depot and UPS...
Anyone have any thoughts on Commerce, Ga. ? I am considering moving there soon
Commerce is a good city
DONT !
Kathleen?
Is Valdosta nice?
You know, I have never been there myself.
Dont blieve everything u hear about how good ga is . This lady is a realtor just wants to make a sale
Cheap hill the best
ATHENX
Evan sucks, Augusta sucks I'll give me Savannah!
Kimberly is beautiful. I do not want Georgia, I want you !
No
what about Decatur or Rome GA?
I haven’t spent much time in Decatur but Rome is lovely! I used to watch the live cam of the bald eagle nest at Berry College all the time. (My mom talked me into it. Don’t judge me.) 🤣
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Only those with a death wish would consider moving to Atlanta. Guess why.
Ran by ganters!
Wow I just discovered the whole world of RUclips videos selling real estate disquised as informational videos. I'm glad y'all don't have any business interests in St.Marys,GA or else you would plugging at it relentlessly. It's awful here. Everyone move to Savannah or Evans or Atlanta or Waycross.