I just relocated to Augusta, and I am barely moved in but here is my experience coming from Arizona. The construction is very minimum to what I have seen in Az in the past 2 years so that is good. But Augusta is not nearly as big as Az so that could be a factor as well. In AZ there is a night life so literally you're never alone lol. There is always people on the road, plenty of stores open late and some fast food places. One thing I loved about driving through Augusta at night is no traffic at all for the most part. Rent is also much much cheaper coming from Az, I know it'll rise over the years but by then I should be an owner. I look forward to making this beautiful place home for a few years.
Thank you for sharing your experience, and welcome to Augusta! It’s great to hear that you’re already noticing some of the unique aspects of living here. The lighter traffic at night is definitely one of the perks of being in a smaller city compared to Arizona-it’s a nice change of pace for many people. You’re absolutely right about rent being more affordable here, and I love that you’re already thinking ahead to homeownership-that’s such a smart move, especially as the area continues to grow. Augusta may not have the same nightlife as larger cities like Phoenix, but we do have some hidden gems, from local restaurants to fun spots like the Riverwalk and nearby events in Evans and Grovetown. Wishing you the best as you settle into your new home. If you ever have questions about the area or need tips, feel free to reach out!
I commute through Walton Way and Wheeler Road. It's pretty leisurely I'd say. Traffic moves OK, even during school season. I am glad many roads are being repaired. About time! Great video.
The number ONE reason to not move to Augusta is the AIR QUALITY!! Augusta was ranked #3 in worst cities in the United States for PM 2.5 air pollution ............this is the worst pollution you can have in the air! This is a serious problem and more people need to talk about it. PM 2.5 air pollution literally makes people sick in many ways and Augusta unfortunately is at the top of the list for this kind of pollution. Yes, Augusta is a very dirty city and residents need to speak very loud about this serious issue.
i noticed you are a realtor here but you giving reasons for all not to come which takes money out your pocket, why would you talk down on an area that you have your license in ? I have also noticed you said you are born and raised here so i can see why you have so much darkness about it but as for your profession how can you capitalize if your talking down on property as a realtor?
Thank you for your feedback! I’d like to clarify a few things about the intention behind my video. First, I’m not taking money out of my pocket-in fact, I’ve had several clients reach out to me because they found this video helpful. Many have shared that the information aligns with exactly what they’re looking for in an area, which is my goal: to provide honest, well-rounded perspectives to help people make informed decisions. This video isn’t meant to deter or talk down about Hephzibah or any other area. I was raised in Hephzibah and graduated from Cross Creek High School, so this place holds a lot of personal significance for me. The points I share in the video are based not only on my own experiences but also on feedback from others in the community. If you watch the video objectively, you’ll see it’s about giving viewers a realistic view of the area, highlighting both the pros and cons. I understand how someone who isn’t from here or who may have been here for a shorter time could misinterpret the tone, but I truly appreciate your perspective and the opportunity to explain. Thank you again for engaging!
I just relocated to Augusta, and I am barely moved in but here is my experience coming from Arizona. The construction is very minimum to what I have seen in Az in the past 2 years so that is good. But Augusta is not nearly as big as Az so that could be a factor as well. In AZ there is a night life so literally you're never alone lol. There is always people on the road, plenty of stores open late and some fast food places. One thing I loved about driving through Augusta at night is no traffic at all for the most part. Rent is also much much cheaper coming from Az, I know it'll rise over the years but by then I should be an owner. I look forward to making this beautiful place home for a few years.
Thank you for sharing your experience, and welcome to Augusta! It’s great to hear that you’re already noticing some of the unique aspects of living here. The lighter traffic at night is definitely one of the perks of being in a smaller city compared to Arizona-it’s a nice change of pace for many people.
You’re absolutely right about rent being more affordable here, and I love that you’re already thinking ahead to homeownership-that’s such a smart move, especially as the area continues to grow. Augusta may not have the same nightlife as larger cities like Phoenix, but we do have some hidden gems, from local restaurants to fun spots like the Riverwalk and nearby events in Evans and Grovetown.
Wishing you the best as you settle into your new home. If you ever have questions about the area or need tips, feel free to reach out!
I commute through Walton Way and Wheeler Road. It's pretty leisurely I'd say. Traffic moves OK, even during school season. I am glad many roads are being repaired. About time! Great video.
Yes, the roads are long overdue for some maintenance. Thank you for your feedback! I’m glad you enjoyed this video. 😊
The number ONE reason to not move to Augusta is the AIR QUALITY!! Augusta was ranked #3 in worst cities in the United States for PM 2.5 air pollution ............this is the worst pollution you can have in the air! This is a serious problem and more people need to talk about it. PM 2.5 air pollution literally makes people sick in many ways and Augusta unfortunately is at the top of the list for this kind of pollution. Yes, Augusta is a very dirty city and residents need to speak very loud about this serious issue.
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i noticed you are a realtor here but you giving reasons for all not to come which takes money out your pocket, why would you talk down on an area that you have your license in ? I have also noticed you said you are born and raised here so i can see why you have so much darkness about it but as for your profession how can you capitalize if your talking down on property as a realtor?
Thank you for your feedback! I’d like to clarify a few things about the intention behind my video. First, I’m not taking money out of my pocket-in fact, I’ve had several clients reach out to me because they found this video helpful. Many have shared that the information aligns with exactly what they’re looking for in an area, which is my goal: to provide honest, well-rounded perspectives to help people make informed decisions.
This video isn’t meant to deter or talk down about Hephzibah or any other area. I was raised in Hephzibah and graduated from Cross Creek High School, so this place holds a lot of personal significance for me. The points I share in the video are based not only on my own experiences but also on feedback from others in the community.
If you watch the video objectively, you’ll see it’s about giving viewers a realistic view of the area, highlighting both the pros and cons. I understand how someone who isn’t from here or who may have been here for a shorter time could misinterpret the tone, but I truly appreciate your perspective and the opportunity to explain. Thank you again for engaging!
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