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Just retired living in Rockland County NY and looking to move to SC or NC. Love to fish and sail and hiking and biking. Probable looking to spend under 275.000 on a house. Do not want to live in a tourist town.. Also don't want to be in a flood zone. It looks like a beautiful Town and friendly which is inportant. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
I’m planning to move in the fall. Currently I am in Tampa but from Maine. I’ve always wanted to move to a small SC town and I came across this town a few years ago! I’m checking it out in a few weeks. I am a single, almost 30 year old. Wondering is this town mostly older folks?
You can always look at the statistics on the Town of Bluffton website, but I think you'll find that there is a wide variety of ages in Bluffton. In 2019, the average age was 37.5 according to the United States Census Bureau.
My husband and i are looking for places to move in South Carolina do you have any other locations in SC you would recommend for a family with two toddler kids?
South Carolina is divided up into different sections. The coastal areas would include Myrtle Beach, Charleston, and Hilton Head. There is also upstate which would include Greenville, Spartanburg (closer to the mountains and then the Midlands (the Columbia and Lake Murray area). It really depends on what type of work you do and what type of activities you like. We are experts in the Southeast region of South Carolina which covers Beaufort, Bluffton, Hardeeville, and Hilton Head Island. People with young children love the Beaufort County school district because of its high rankings. www.beaufortschools.net/ This area also has awesome employment opportunities and more coming with the opening of the development of the Riverport complex in Jasper County. Bluffton is ranked #2 in the State for relocation while neighboring Hardeeville is ranked #1. If you would like more information on this area or any other area in SC please email me at theyostgroup@gmail.com. We can answer specific questions and if you need information for other areas of SC we can put you in touch with people in those areas that can help out. :-)
What was the name of the community you mentioned towards the end with walk ability? We are thinking about your area, we are interested in no or low maintenance neighborhood.
We have a couple communities now that are more walkable. I probably mentioned Old Town Bluffton because that has always been the best place to get around without a car. But now you have more options. New Riverside is building a new commercial area and is connected to the bike/hike trail system. It will also be an area that may become more popular with golf carts. Also, there is Buckwalter Place. Washington Square is supposed to be completely walkable and it is located next to Buckwalter Place and Berkley Place. This entire area is becoming an entertainment and business hub that is community and resident friendly. Resale opportunities exist in this area in Woodbridge and the Towns at Buckwalter. Communities not far from there (and still bikable) are Hampton Lake, Hampton Hall, Shell Hall, Sandy Pointe, the the Willows. Still to be build are the residential buildings in Washington square. We expect these will be condos on top of businesses but there may be a few townhomes as well. Hope this helps.
Dixie Patriot - 1) An auto isn’t *property* taxes. Property taxes are just that, property/ home. 2) You only pay taxes on an auto when you buy it. In SC a IMF is added when you register the auto. You do however pay yearly auto vehicle registration. SC has a higher sales tax too. Didn’t you research before moving??? 😳
Every desirable place has traffic. Compared to huge cities, traffic is NOTHING in the Lowcountry. Ditch the car, and walk/bike around - it is a better quality of life!
This area is truly a melting pot of people. You will find people of all ages, races, etc. To get a good idea of the statistics you can always visit the demographics posted on the Town of Bluffton's website. www.townofbluffton.sc.gov/DocumentCenter/View/510/The-Neighborhood-PDF?bidId= Keep in mind that these stats are older. The new census was just completed and population has definitely increased but the demographics are still very diverse.
That is the best attitude. I am also from the North, and hate to hear complainers from away. Any new emigres needs to adjust to what is here, andcnot tryb& change people. SC is better run than any Northeastern or Upper Midwest state, andcway saner than the Left Coast 3!
Wow Bluffton SC sounds great. I wish it was the Bluffton SC I live and work in. I've been in Bluffton since 2019 and the friendly warm inviting Southern hospitality does not exist. The people are rude. They have no respect for anyone. They push and shove there way to the front of everywhere.... Nobody can drive without trying to run you over to get to the red light first and STOP...if you're from a different state like 90 percent of Bluffton people with an attitude problem you'll fit in just fine
For like i live here and like ik mostly everybody and don’t listen to them they really don’t know what they are talking about there just saying this to say it
@@KittyKat-jv8nq there doctors are really good and we have no hospitals because we are such a small town so you would have to go to hhi for the closets hospital and like there are so many pediatrician you can choose from
For more specific information on Bluffton SC or any of the surrounding areas near Bluffton, Hilton Head, Hardeeville, or Beaufort, get your questions answered day/night/weekend. Just text/call 843-707-6956 or email theyostgroup@gmail.com.
Thanks for the information!!
Just retired living in Rockland County NY and looking to move to SC or NC. Love to fish and sail and hiking and biking. Probable looking to spend under 275.000 on a house. Do not want to live in a tourist town.. Also don't want to be in a flood zone. It looks like a beautiful Town and friendly which is inportant.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
@@bball8873 I moved here from New York lmao
I’m planning to move in the fall. Currently I am in Tampa but from Maine. I’ve always wanted to move to a small SC town and I came across this town a few years ago! I’m checking it out in a few weeks. I am a single, almost 30 year old. Wondering is this town mostly older folks?
You can always look at the statistics on the Town of Bluffton website, but I think you'll find that there is a wide variety of ages in Bluffton. In 2019, the average age was 37.5 according to the United States Census Bureau.
Thank you for the information! My wife and I are looking to settle in your area, as I may have an employment opportunity in Hilton Head.
Hi Scott! That's awesome! Just let us know what we can do to help! :-)
You’re only welcome here if your wife is hot
My husband and i are looking for places to move in South Carolina do you have any other locations in SC you would recommend for a family with two toddler kids?
South Carolina is divided up into different sections. The coastal areas would include Myrtle Beach, Charleston, and Hilton Head. There is also upstate which would include Greenville, Spartanburg (closer to the mountains and then the Midlands (the Columbia and Lake Murray area). It really depends on what type of work you do and what type of activities you like. We are experts in the Southeast region of South Carolina which covers Beaufort, Bluffton, Hardeeville, and Hilton Head Island. People with young children love the Beaufort County school district because of its high rankings. www.beaufortschools.net/ This area also has awesome employment opportunities and more coming with the opening of the development of the Riverport complex in Jasper County. Bluffton is ranked #2 in the State for relocation while neighboring Hardeeville is ranked #1. If you would like more information on this area or any other area in SC please email me at theyostgroup@gmail.com. We can answer specific questions and if you need information for other areas of SC we can put you in touch with people in those areas that can help out. :-)
stationed in Beaufort SC, is it far from the base?
Hello! Depending on where you're going in Bluffton, you should be able to get there in about/less than an hour! 😀
What was the name of the community you mentioned towards the end with walk ability? We are thinking about your area, we are interested in no or low maintenance neighborhood.
We have a couple communities now that are more walkable. I probably mentioned Old Town Bluffton because that has always been the best place to get around without a car. But now you have more options. New Riverside is building a new commercial area and is connected to the bike/hike trail system. It will also be an area that may become more popular with golf carts. Also, there is Buckwalter Place. Washington Square is supposed to be completely walkable and it is located next to Buckwalter Place and Berkley Place. This entire area is becoming an entertainment and business hub that is community and resident friendly. Resale opportunities exist in this area in Woodbridge and the Towns at Buckwalter. Communities not far from there (and still bikable) are Hampton Lake, Hampton Hall, Shell Hall, Sandy Pointe, the the Willows. Still to be build are the residential buildings in Washington square. We expect these will be condos on top of businesses but there may be a few townhomes as well. Hope this helps.
No mention of low property taxes??? As real estate agents, I would think that would be a major selling point to potential buyers.
Dixie Patriot - 1) An auto isn’t *property* taxes. Property taxes are just that, property/ home. 2) You only pay taxes on an auto when you buy it. In SC a IMF is added when you register the auto. You do however pay yearly auto vehicle registration. SC has a higher sales tax too. Didn’t you research before moving??? 😳
Funny, I was raised up in Sumter and never even been to Bluffton 😁
Every desirable place has traffic. Compared to huge cities, traffic is NOTHING in the Lowcountry. Ditch the car, and walk/bike around - it is a better quality of life!
These two are northern transplants wgat do they know about SC
How is this area for a mix family
This area is truly a melting pot of people. You will find people of all ages, races, etc. To get a good idea of the statistics you can always visit the demographics posted on the Town of Bluffton's website. www.townofbluffton.sc.gov/DocumentCenter/View/510/The-Neighborhood-PDF?bidId= Keep in mind that these stats are older. The new census was just completed and population has definitely increased but the demographics are still very diverse.
Nice Video.. Either way im Moving down and Cant wait.. I will not be,bringing the North down to you, but rather Integrating into the south
That is the best attitude. I am also from the North, and hate to hear complainers from away. Any new emigres needs to adjust to what is here, andcnot tryb& change people. SC is better run than any Northeastern or Upper Midwest state, andcway saner than the Left Coast 3!
This place sounds like old people city
It is pretty much lol
Wow Bluffton SC sounds great. I wish it was the Bluffton SC I live and work in. I've been in Bluffton since 2019 and the friendly warm inviting Southern hospitality does not exist. The people are rude. They have no respect for anyone. They push and shove there way to the front of everywhere.... Nobody can drive without trying to run you over to get to the red light first and STOP...if you're from a different state like 90 percent of Bluffton people with an attitude problem you'll fit in just fine
:( I am sorry to hear that your experience here is not the norm. We LOVE Bluffton and cannot imagine living anywhere else.
100k more than the national average and you say it’s not really a con? Really now.
What every place are in walking distance like what are y’all talking about y’all just need to be quite
It has always been the Gullahs culture, the Europeans mingled into their culture into the Gullah and the other indigenous Indians.
Yeah, stop Northernizing this area! No need for more Dixiecrats!
For like i live here and like ik mostly everybody and don’t listen to them they really don’t know what they are talking about there just saying this to say it
Horrible doctors and hospitals
Looking to move to Bluffton and your comment is of concern, can you elaborate ?
@@KittyKat-jv8nq there doctors are really good and we have no hospitals because we are such a small town so you would have to go to hhi for the closets hospital and like there are so many pediatrician you can choose from