10 Best South Carolina Cities to Call Home.
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- Опубликовано: 1 июн 2024
- 10 Best South Carolina Cities to Call Home.
In this video, we will be looking at the 10 statistically best cities in South Carolina to live in. South Carolina has some great cities like Charleston, Myrtle Beach, Columbia, and Greenville. But statistically speaking the cities on this list would be the best. If you are surprised about one of these cities are on the list or one that isn't we would love to hear about it in the comment section.
South Carolina is an amazing state that I think is often overlooked as a good option for relocation.
This series is about the Best Cities to live, in the United States. We will be uploading 1 a week until we run out of states. I hope you enjoy the series.
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I’ve been diligently working and saving and contributing towards financial freedom and early retirement, but the economy so far since the pandemic has eaten away most of my portfolio, what I want to know is this: Do I keep contributing to my portfolio in these unstable markets or do I look into alternative sectors.
Just try diversifying your portfolio to other market sectors, that way your investment is balanced and you don’t get to make so much losses.
I think stocks will plummet further before actually experiencing steady growth and there are still quite a few stocks that makes for a good buy this season, you just have to do your research, but to be on the safer side and not second guess your market decisions, I’d suggest you reach out to a proper investment manager for guidance, they’re better equipped at understanding market patterns/movements and adjusting portfolio to match up with these market trends.
Mind if I ask you to recommend this particular manager?
Google Sonya Lee Mitchell and do your own research. She has portfolio management down to a science
I ran an online search on her name and came across her websiite; pretty well educated. thank you for sharing.
Real estate in the South has doubled and tripled since everybody from up North started moving down here
People in the Northeast Megalopolis rave about how cheap the South is but honestly, the South by and large is a lot more expensive than the Midwest. Cincinnati, Cleveland, Indianapolis, Milwaukee, hell even Chicago isn't too pricey compared to places like Dallas, Atlanta, Charleston, Austin, Miami, Orlando, Charlotte, RDU, etc.
@@suprensa4393 exactly they brought their high prices with them
@@suprensa4393 When you factor in all taxes Chicago is far more expensive than all those places you listed.
@@suprensa4393 there’s a reason those cities are cheap... most of them are dumps
@@UserName-ts3sp I disagree but to each their own.
We lived in Pendleton, a tiny town sitting close to Clemson. Loved it...after extensive search on east coast, bought a large, historic home empty for 25 years. Moved into one room and bath , with three light bulbs and a resident ghost. Restored the building and opened Liberty Inn and Dining. Locals were friendly and supportive folks!!! Hope to visit sometime soon!
Did you say resident ghost 😭
Does liberty inn have any customers
Pendleton on top
It has had many problems mainly because no local law enforcement and it takes sherrifs out of Anderson a bit to get there. plus no affordable housing. My Mother grew up there and my Grandparents had a general store on the square. We went to the Baptist church there.
@@peterhamlinhamlin8908 I'm sure it does considering that about 85,000 people show up for home football games in a town of 17, 000.
I work in Mount Pleasant. It is a pretty nice town, though you’ll have to get used to snobby people and heavy doses of traffic.
Sounds like Greenville, but at least you’re closer to the beach
COME TO LOUISIANA 😊👍
@@devintaylor8702 I drive a truck and I’ve been to 46 states. Louisiana is my favorite! Louisiana has the friendliest people and the best food.
our roads are NOT made for this many people... at all. It's ridiculous how long it takes to drive 15 miles in the morning and afternoon now.
Because we don’t like y’all coming here. Y’all ruined our town.
I live in Lyman SC now but lived 5 mins away from Five Forks in Simpsonville. I love the Upstate so much I drive an hr and a half to work in Columbia and back everyday. Just a great area for a family. Not to mention were 2 hrs from Atlanta, 1 hr from Charlotte NC, 45 mins from Asheville NC and 2 and a half hrs from Pigeon Forge TN.
Aayyye Duncan in the house👌🏾💪🏾💯💙😇
I love Lyman!
Great video and helpful, thanks! Such a beautiful state. Looking forward to exploring more!
I spent 22 years in the Navy and have lived in Many places in the US and I have retired in #5 Fort Mill and I really love it here, it's a nice area with a small town feel, Very good city gov't and public works, close to shopping areas and malls and Carowinds amusement park "when not in COVID shutdown". Housing costs and such are reasonable. And the big factor for me......NO SNOW!!!
Thanks for this Briggs. My husband and I are thinking of relocating to South Carolina after retirement, and this was informative and helpful.
I live in Blythewood, just north of Columbia. It’s great here and housing costs are fairly priced.
Blythewood is nice
I lived in Blythewood just a few months ago. Now I’m back in TX and loving life more than ever.
Summerville is beautiful. Been here since 2003 from NJ. Love it.
I love Summerville! It’s getting even nicer with Nexton being built with all the new restaurants and gyms etc
Summerville is turning into a horrible version of everything wrong with the northeast.
Cookie cutter hell.
And Nexton can go straight to the 9th circle of hell for what they did to those pristine forests.
That level of clear cutting is straight up land abuse.
And what they are doing all over Dorchester county should be criminal.
It is and will be an even worse heat island. Just wait.
I will agree that it is getting/will get to crowded to have any fun in Nexton but that pristine forests was just a tree farm for years that they just stop harvesting it
I think Summerville has some good sites
and stores by Knightsville, Lincolnville, and downtown. Just by the Newton area by Lowe’s gets a little crowded but it’s still a nice place to live. I would rate it a 8/10 just because of the Nexton area being crowded and stinky.
I'm from Connecticut originally. I've lived in Charleston, Mauldin and Anderson. Been in Anderson since '89 to this day. Love it here.
On most of James Island, you wouldn't know you're on an island unless, well, you know you are on an island.
my husband just finished building the Camp Rd Middle School and then a hotel on Folly. But you're right!
Nice list. My family and I have lived in Columbia, SC since 2009 but moved to Newberry about a year ago. It’s another one of those small towns that is growing a lot and it’s a much nicer place to live than the capitol.
Please do video on small towns to retire, budget focus, for lots and possibly mfg/ modular homes zoned. Great information!
Glad I watched this. Makes me appreciate my home/neighborhood in Cincinnati area much more. Thanks
Good information.
In all the videos I’ve seen, no one mentioned about the weather and what to expect during hurricane and storm season. Thank you. ❤
Charleston,SC is my hometown and will always have a place in my heart. Columbia,SC isn’t bad either.
Columbia Native here. I like Columbia for it's low cost of living (compared to Greenville, Charleston, or Charlotte. I loved there too). The only thing that bothers me about Columbia everything is slow meaning slow to change or adapt to get new things (entertainment, different stores, etc) and ideas. You can tell McMasters does not want to change anything. Very old way of thinking and it can get boring. Yuk if you are young and want something exciting I would not recommend Columbia. If you are coasting like in your retirement years, I would recommend.
I love Charleston BTW!
@@titanjake8640 well do they approve of mixed couples there my friend is white he lives in Columbia SC and I'm black and I'm thinking about coming there with him
@@joannnewsome316 hey! That is nothing to worry about. Approve lol can we be approved to breathe oxygen? Who cares what folks think. In Columbia forest acres, 5pts, Shannon, etc is very city feeling and you may enjoy it. Melting pot feeling.
Columbia is a toilet bowl
The traffic around charleston is a killer
Was there 2 weeks ago - RT17 in Mt Pleasant was brutal during lunch on a workday...
Dude...this place is becoming a crap hole.
Too many non-natives with no respect.
Too much clear cutting.
Nature is losing the battle.
Nature will win the war.
Yeah but it's nothing like Atlanta. We go to Charlestown all the time from Columbia. It used to be amazing till they renovated the slave market and dredged out the bay at Rainbow row to bring in cruise ships. They did ruin downtown. Those people do nothing but take up space. They aren't shopping they are walking. Meals are all included on those ships. So there is no real uptick in the restaurants it's just crowded with people. We go out to the Isle of Palms. Coconut Joes rooftop bar 🍻 anybody
@@wanderdworld Atlanta is a mess. If I have to go thru Atlanta I try and go before rush hour
Had a woman throw a water bottle at the truck I was driving. I had to get over also. They didn't pave the highway just for her.
7am, 12noon & 5pm are terrible
So many of these lists have Moncks Corner and Summerville in them. Thank you for sticking to places further south of there! :)
I was born and raised in Greenwood, SC which is about 1hr away from Greenville. I love Greenville, I always go there to shop. My granddaughter's father lives in Bluffton SC, and she loves it when she goes to visit him during summer and, spring break.
I just moved to Spartanburg from Philly I absolutely love it
Welcome, born and raised here, enjoy your stay here
Go back! Just kidding (maybe)
Welcome to SC! I'm from Philadelphia as well. Been in Columbia for close to 5½ years now
Sparkle City. We turn on the news in Greenville and say, who got shot, stabbed, killed in Spartanburg today.
@@jasonhenerey3346 nothin like philly tho
I have been in Fort Mill for 17 years, the growth is staggering. We have friends that are real estate agents, and for them it is easy money, homes rarely last a day and they are overbid. One thing about Tega Cay, pretty much one way in and one way out, traffic is brutal, and Lake Wylie is, well, nasty. If you really want nice lakes to visit in SC, try Lake Jocassee, or Keowee.
As mentioned in another comment, Travelers Rest is a gem.
We have an RV trip planned stopping in Fort Mill. Looking forward to it, I haven't been there in such a long time. Want to revisit Charlotte and Rock Hill as well.
Glad Travelers Rest and Taylors did not make the list :) Keep them a secret, at least for now!
Yep. Those two lakes in upstate.
Lakes Keowee and Jocassee could go up against any lake in the country in my opinion! Of course I live near them both. Also not many lakes can boast having waterfalls spilling into it.
@@peterhildebrandt2827 I live in TR and I moved from Taylors. I’ve Been in Greenville all my life and I couldn’t imagine living anywhere else, although Brisbane Australia was nice! 😁
Thanks for the video Briggs!
I'll tell you, Easley, SC is on the rise and we love it here!
I live outside Fort Mill,SC in Rock Hill.Its a great city,like 10 minutes from Charlotte,3 hours from Myrtle Beach&3 from Ashville&Maggie Valley
just moved from fl. currently in liberty. i have previously lived in anderson and powdersville n loved it. i was glad to get out of fl. the vibe from people in comparison is so much better here. only bad thing is the traffic lol
Love Mount Pleasant SC 🌴 From Chicago showing luv for Chucktown! 💯
Thanks Briggs..we in Mauldin appreciate it!
I researched South Carolina years ago. I fell in love with it! My two picks are Charleston and Greenville.
2 very different cities. I have lived in both of them and prefer the eastern part of the state.
Both great cities. I was born in Greenville and grew up there but moved to Charleston and currently live on James Island.
@@daughteroftherepublic7166 We just got back from an RV trip to James Island which is 100 miles exactly from our home in Myrtle Beach. Amazing place, surprisingly close to downtown Charleston. Lots of historic charm all around.
I was born and raised here in Greenville it's a great place for family and for starting a business we have fall for Greenville every year great showcase for businesses some okay schools but I wouldn't recommend a long term stay it's becoming congested and a little pricey in my opinion
@@cookingwithsoul1498 I've lived there but would never go back. Greenville is an "average" American city in every way it seems. It's what you make of it, I guess.
I love Hilton Head island and Edisto Island! Both are beautiful. I like Edisto because it's not commercialized like a lot of places, they have kept it local and it's just a very interesting place with lots of history and beauty.
I moved from PA to Easley sc a month ago loving the quiet life.
You should have mentioned Simpsonville. We are sandwiched between five folks and Mauldin.
Mauldin SC...we have almost 5,000 new homes under construction right now...they are due for completion by the summer of 2022! It is a great community to live in and you are correct about escalating property values! What used to be a bedroom community of Greenville, SC IS now on the verge of being a destination all on its own.
Wow! Hanahan must have change A LOT! I was at Charleston Southern in the ‘90’s. We were warned to avoid going there especially after dark!
thank, you for you're video .
Thank you, This Is Good Information!!! Looking To Move Soon From New York, This Helps.
Glad it was helpful!
I just moved from yonkers ny to spartanburg SC... it's slow not fast like the city but very nice and cheap to live I love it....I had a little apartment in yonkers have a nice house and my little apartment in NY rent is more than my house down here I have four bedrooms and front and back yard
Greetings from the PPRC GOOD video, my brother just moved back to the Portland Oregon area from Redding ca. SAID HE WAS DONE WITH THE REDDING SUMMERS.
I live in Spartanburg, South Carolina. It was nice to see some talk about South Carolina.
Beautiful uploads, I love it 🥰
Add Myrtle Beach, Columbia, Clover, York, Greenville, Rock Hill if you can
Myrtle Beach is a very big crime area anymore.
Just moved from Indiana to upstate South Carolina. I love it. Just hope to meet some new friends sometime.
Spartanburg here. Welcome.
To meet people, look at Meetup and find a group you are interested in.
Just go for a walk through downtown Greenville.
Oh please do one for North Carolina...... Thank you, for your videos. You are very much appreciated! :-)
I live in mauldin sc and houses are being built like crazy right now. New subdivision popping up everywhere. Best part about mauldin is you're right next door to Greenville and Simpsonville.
The traffic is unreal though 💀
I've lived downtown in Greenville, Greer, Mauldin and Simpsonville. As houses and apartments went up and traffic got worse and worse I said screw it and moved West of Jocassee near sr130. Life out here crime rate, high school graduation rate and neighbors income are the least of my problems... Its finding those dang .223's and .224's
Just got back from two weeks in (hopefully) one of these places in SC, about five days ago; really looking forward to the move in a couple years.
I hope you can make it here, good luck!
I'm from N.Y. but my Mom's side lives on James Island, S.C., close to the beach - with downtown Charleston about 5 miles away.
Very, very nice little town.
Went to the Tiga Cay lake once, as well. Great place but expensive.
Fort Mills, SC is probably more affordable and is the home of Pastor Rick Joyner's church, MorningStar.
Very nice areas in S.C.
Thanks!
Thank you man!
Thanks for keeping folks out of the upstate and providing some perspective on the general accuracy of primarily focusing on statistics when judging places in a state hahaha.
lmao named malden the best place in sc, that is a joke. Upstate is nice, but what about easley and pickens, low key, not run down and pretty safe too
Excellent video Mr.Briggs !;the Palmetto state to me has always caught my eye, I’ve only driven through it a handful of times, but I reckon at some point I’ll visit some of its cities and parks, maybe live if that’s in my future:).
Go in the summer so you'll experience that heat. Make sure it's not a deal breaker.
@@WorldAccordingToBriggs well I lived in Florida for a bit and Georgia, so I’ll be okay:), and can tolerate the humidity.
I recommend the Beaufort area which includes bluffton and Hilton head, good tourist area if you don’t want somewhere crowded like myrtle beach
6:47 I had to chuckle. Currently living in Idaho, moved here 6 years ago from SC. It’s gotten so bad I’m thinking about relocating back to SC for peace & quiet!
@Elizabeth Zacharias the real estate bubble has gotten extremely out of control compared to the average Idaho salary
@@CarpeDiemColey good morning dear
Good to know cause I wanna move in the next year or two
Beautiful and nice!
Living in SC and seeing your videos makes me excited to see what places are deemed good.
It isnt. Just a bunch of $ signs for carpet baggers.
I went to college in Bluffton and it was wonderful!
ill be honest i thumbs up the video even if I don't like it and I always do it at the start
Great video📌
I lived in South Carolina for a couple of years and loved it!
thinking about moving here from Saint Louis, MO!!
@@Yahsbelovedgem88 try rather Bluffton ,SC!
Fort mill is awesome! But getting super crowded, this small town wasn't designed for its population. But alas they keep building more subdivisions and are currently building a huge medical center right down the road from me.
Great information for a native looking to move back
I live in Mauldin and it’s wonderful.. we have everything you need and over crowded like Greenville and Simpsonville
I think aiken sc is really nice, its rated the best small town in the south by southern comfort magazine. its 20-30 min from augusta and theres a huge forest in the middle of downtown for hiking and horseback riding. might be on the higher side when it comes to housing prices but its a great place with amazing vibes. Plus theres always live music somewhere.
Now ure talkin hidden Gem
Crime is horrible in Aiken.
I seriously thought about retiring in Aiken until I found the Savannah River Site.
@@Atricks861 it is not. I literally live in Aiken and crime isn't bad. Aiken is the best town SC has to offer. Sure it has its ups and downs but overall great place.
@@noone.1509 I left in 2012 but the last month I was there there were 3 police officers murdered downtown in one month.
My wife grew up in Mount Pleasant. You are right about the prices. However, it is, according to her, entirely too congested now. I have to agree (we live in the Summerville area now: pretty decent with regard to crime, education, etc., and much better with regard to housing price. Decent houses start at 200K).
Summerville is really nice
I live in Summerville and love it! Although I do agree the traffic is getting unbearable. I'm retired so don't have to deal with it that much.
Goose creek is better
@@SlimBadAzzG Some people think so.
Prices in Summerville going up fast now.
Love Hanahan. Wish my mom and daughter still lived there. It is a very wonderful place to live in.I miss it!
Mt Pleasant is a nice place to live. I knew they would make the list.
No argument there. I also like Isle of Palms as a suburb of Charleston.
Mount Plastic? Or Little Ohio?
Take your pic.
Most people I see in the Marion are from DI Mt P are annoying bicyclists or a-hats in big ole trucks.
Not enough respect for nature in this area.
People probably know only grade level of animals and plants native to here.
10. Clemson
9. James Island
8. Lake Murray
7. Tega Cay
6. Bluffton
5. Ft Mill
4. Mt. Pleasant 💞❤💞
3. Five Forks
2. Hannaha
1. Maudlin
I love mount pleasant, would totally move back if given the chance
Great video
About to move back to Fort Mill. Love it there.
Lived in SC my entire life and it’s growing pretty fast particularly a lot of the more rural areas Elgin, Blythewood, Chapin. The cost of living is pretty low so I see a lot of people who move here to retire. As far as crime yes some areas are better others but it’s everywhere most of the time kids in the neighborhood. Taxes are pretty high in some areas. Some of the areas on this list are good places but they are becoming very congested with the new neighborhoods popping up on every corner. So do your research ask locals before you decide coming here. Also if your looking for entertainment some of the areas don’t have much so if you like the mid paced lifestyle it’s right for you.
The Navy Command in Hanahan is now known as Naval Information Warfare Center Atlantic (NIWC-A). Space and Naval Warfare Systems Engineering Center was the old name.
I was about to type that. I retired from there.
These are great, thanks! Can you shoot down to Georgia next?
I live in five forks! I would say it’s definitely up there with one of the best places to live. There is a lot to do here! Granted we moved here before it really started growing but we are super happy here!
I’m from Prichardville SC ( Outskirts between bluffton and hardeville) and this video did not upset me at all thank you! ❤️💯💪🏿
Hardeeville blows lol
Man what you know about Pritchardville? How many time did you go to the country store
@@myballzizitchy3173 my boy I’ve gone there numerous times before it got shut down and before Prichardville elementary even existed, let alone Parker’s
@@CountryBoyT don’t forget the new DG across the street!!!
@@myballzizitchy3173 true
Basic Training at Fort Jackson and I can remember SAND for soil. Also, not doing morning PT twice b/c at 45 degrees, it was too cold outside. Some of us, from the north east, thought that was hilarious.
I did AIT at Jackson, and our drill sergeants didn't give AF what the temperature was outside.
Some nice places here. I am partial to James Island and Mt Pleasant, but surprised beautiful Beaufort did not make it. Maybe they scored poorly in HS grad rate, but it isxmy favorite - roughly halfway between Charleston & Savannah - about an hour or so in either direction. I also like GVL, so your #1 is probably a good investment.
The thing you said about people moving from Florida to the Fort Mill area is true from what I’ve heard! The charlotte area in general is popular for Floridians to move to
My jaw dropped when you said five forks, because I never thought of it as a town, just a place to drive through to get to work. But you are right! In the past 5 years construction hasn’t stopped, growth for sure.
hahahaa! yes! me too!
Born and raised in Southern Illinois and now live in the Midlands. I love it here. The only thing is the other people driving
Haha true
Yeh good luck with them. I wish you luck against the horde as well.
I lived in Five Forks some years ago before moving back to Mauldin. It was wonderful. My house was nowhere near the price range you are quoting, but it has been sixteen years since I lived there.
Thank you for this video. I am soooo excited to come to SC to work and If God wills to stay permanently.
Definitely #1 should realistically be Greenville, no question about it. Greer, Travelers Rest, Simpsonville, and basically everything surrounding is growing and are all nice areas to live. I work in Greer and I have many customers that are moving here from the North. The beach is 3 and a half hours drive away, mountains are less than a hour, big lakes are less than an hour, Charlotte and Atlanta are about 2 hours away. We have a really nice baseball stadium in the west end and our downtown is second to none. Great colleges like Furman, wofford, Greenville tech, and Clemson are all close. There's good food like middle eastern, Thai, Indian, pizza, sushi, and of course southern.
Moving to Greenville next month!! Im soo excited. Need something smaller than Chicago, but all the big city fun. I love downtown, have stayed there twice!
@reality is trippie its so funny that I see moving to Greenville as getting away from the big city, and you think Greenville is big city😆 its all about perspective
@reality is trippie Chicago I so much more than the news. Yeah, there are bad ares, but if you stay away from those, Chicago is a beautiful city.
SHHHHUUUUUUSH! We don't need to encourage anyone else to move to Greer. Travelers Rest, or Spartanburg. We are full. No Occupancy!
@reality is trippie what do you hate about greenville?
North Augusta is an incredible town with very little traffic but has all the amenities within a short distance. We bought a nice home on the edge of the woods and with taxes and insurance our mortgage is $800 a month. No drought, no hurricanes, no forest fires, no earth quakes and mild winters. It was a great move and the folks are, for the most part, courteous and respectful.
It's a decent city*
Don’t you mean Aiken?
I do like South Carolina!! Thank you 👏👍☺️
The cities in SC were pretty spot on, but you talked trash about my hometown (Gardena)...
Used to live in Tega Cay, it was a really nice place. Only thing that I hated was the traffic.
I grew up in Tega Cay when Dean was the golf pro and we had 1 cop car. Those were the days
Thank you for skipping Greenville. We've exploded in growth enough.
He skipped the conservative areas and places limousine liberals would not like.
honestly greenville is pretty liberal, comparatively at least
North augusta should be on the list
@@sharleenehurst4250 That's a ridiculous statement.
Lol 😂 😂 😂
LOL! I just moved out of Hanahan a few months ago. It's growing too quickly and becoming congested. But yea, everything you mentioned about it is why I moved there initially.
Rock Hill here..surprised we didn't make the cut..
moved from PDX to Greenville SC, love it
PDX used to be a great city until Antifa, Weenie Wheeler and Dopey Brown trashed it. I lived in Seattle 5 years, and one in Lake Oswego, right on the Willamette. I enjoyed it then, but likely NOT now. You will like the sun and milder weather, other than the heart of summer, where the Rose City was more pleasant than Southern heat & humidity.
Welcome
Hi
Me too! Love it here.
Not gona mention one of the best parts of Clemson which is being right in lake Keowee
Nice overhead shots of Columbia, the capital at the beginning.
Retired to "West" Anderson from "Park Circle" North Charleston. Nice house with some land and great neighbors. I do not miss the traffic. I REALLY REALLY miss the restaurants.
South Carolina is beautiful ❤️
Thanks
For any rich folks watching this please don’t move here this massive influx of people moving here is causing tremendous traffic and now they are forced to update the infrastructure causing more delays and traffic
Ok, Savannah, ga here, go to SC and NC a lot! Never heard of maudlin, will check it out.😀
It’s a suburb of Greenville but we live in Simpsonville which borders it and to me Simpsonville is just as nice if not better. It’s where Five Forks is also, the other area mentioned which isn’t a city.
Mauldin?? What else is out there we don't know about? 🤣 Ty B
I was born and raised in Beaufort SC? I lost my home to a fire a few years back? And I miss SC so much! I currently reside in southern Ohio it’s cold as crap here! I personally don’t like the cold myself .
Northerns moving to FL then to SC or NC is totally a thing. They're affectionately known as Halfbacks. The Charlotte metro is awash with them as well as retirees moving directly to Carolinas. So much so there are two Del Webb Sun City communities within unincorporated Fort Mill Twp, one of them is 2.36sqmi over twice the size of the towns I grewup in up in NJ.
Lived in Fort Mill, SC from 2007-2020, it's a beautiful, friendly, & largely safe community with most major crime issues being related to spillover from Charlotte. We'd still be living there if a job opportunity hadn't presented itself to allow us to move to the beach. Now we're enjoying the beautiful South Carolina coastal life.
Wish these northern go back home! We don't like their political view in our state! They screw up their state! But don't want to fix the problems they created! So if you are a Liberal Northern go home!
Pretty much the same thing for my family, we just moved to Pawleys from the Furman area of Greenville, That little spot between Berea and Travelers Rest.
Beach life is so much nicer once you find a quiet section away from MB proper.
I'll admit as a person living in NYC lots of us have had enough so we'd obviously look for a place the opposite quiet and peaceful
Wow, Hanahan is #2? I lived in Goose Creek, the connecting town, and we thought of Hanahan as a place to avoid. When I found a great looking house in a decent looking area, my realtor said, nope it’s on the outskirts of Hanahan. So we opted to live on a property out at Lake Moultrie, in the country. Cheaper, but further from everything.
No way in hell I would live in Hanahan. Goose Creek HS looks like a prison.
@@Mike-yj5yw most people who live in Hanahan don't go to Goose Creek HS they go to Hanahan HS. There is a small section on the border of people who might attend Goose Creek HS because they are on the border of Hanahan and Goose Creek.
I guess the main issue with Goose Creek is Red Bank Rd.
Hanahan!! No way!! Trust me though, after the halfbacks finish running out the natives, then maybe I would consider.
Do a part 2 of this and do Akien and Graniteville.
My mother lives in Graniteville. She wants me to move down there. I'm not sure yet. 🤔
Ive lived in the Roebuck area of Spartanburg SC since 2015 and I love it. Low cost of living plenty of good jobs and only a short drive to Greenville!
Mt. Pleasant population is more like 90,000 and growth is nuts (as is traffic) Great parks, schools, close to the beach
You are right, rich people now think they own the beach, parking meters, rules on renting 3 days for a beach wedding. It was beautiful once … no open beaches unless you are rich…