PROS and CONS of living in Greenville South Carolina EXPLAINED
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 พ.ค. 2024
- Thinking about moving to Greenville, SC? In this video, we dive into the pros and cons of living in Greenville, South Carolina. Discover what makes this city a great place to live, from its vibrant downtown and affordable cost of living to its beautiful outdoor spaces and growing job market. We also discuss some of the potential drawbacks, like the humid summers and traffic issues. Whether you're considering relocating for work, retirement, or a change of scenery, our detailed guide will help you decide if Greenville is the right place for you. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more insights into the Greenville SC area!
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I live near Greenville..for those looking to retire or for those who want smaller school districts I would recommend branching out to the smaller communities..in the area..keep in mind also the wage is much lower then other states..do ur homework..
That is excellent advice! 👍🏿
Every place has its positive and negative, just move and adjust to the area.
Renaldo, what a great energy you have! Keep up the great work in how you present and the excellent content. After three years of research, Greenville was in our top three for places to retire. Our challenge is that we want a view and more open spaces to look out on. While we love greenery, it is almost claustrophobic in how dense the trees and vegetation are around Greenville. They canopy everything around them, almost darkening the sky.
The area around Unity Park and Falls on the Reedy are great! It is GORGEOUS and spacious in town because of the open areas for planned parks and walkways and water to look out over.
If we wanted a condo in a city, and needed no yard, we would live in Greenville in a snap. We loved the activities downtown with live music and so many fantastic restaurants. The people are friendly--and even beyond surface southern hospitality, they seem especially sincere in the upstate region.
Thank you! And yes, you brought up some valid points! What other 2 places made your top three?
Good informative video. Thank you !
Thank you for watching! I appreciate it! 🙏🏿
Great job
Thank you! I really appreciate it!
Great Video!
Thank you!!
I plan on moving there this year !! Been looking into areas for about 4 months
That's exciting! What is it about the Greenville area that sold you?
Renaldo you did an excellent presentation. I love Greenville, when visiting I'm able to do a lot of walking, which is good for retiree. I'm hoping to move there but I'm looking for homes with concrete sidings all around and flat lands like in the Reedy area. Taylors is beautiful especially near lake Robinson but is a bit too hilly. All and all, I love your presentation. Much ❤❤❤
I'm glad you liked the video! Thank you so much! Yes those areas you mentioned are beautiful. Simpsonville and Mauldin are pretty flat and still within 15 minutes of Greenville. Next time you visit, make sure you check out those areas
Where are the nice clubs/bars in Greenville will be visiting today.
Downtown on Brown Street and on main street. Juniper, Ink N Ivy, and Group Therapy are really popular
I'm considering Greenville for retirement this fall. I live in southern Florida in Broward county. The growth in this part of Florida is unsustainable.
Broward county is HUGE now so I don't blame you! So many locals are trying to get out of there. What would your IDEAL retirement home area be like? I'll tell you if it sounds like Greenville or one of it's suburbs
@@RenaldotheRealtor I'm looking for a small townhouse. I'm open to 55+ communities. I won't be ready until the middle of fall.
We don't have as many 55+ communities as Florida but there are some nice ones here. No shortage of townhomes though! If you text me or send me an email, I'll send you the top townhome communities in the Greenville area and keep you updated on them until the middle of fall
It's crooked as hell in Spartanburg
@rwright3395 Is that where you live now?
I am interested i. Buying a home around Greenville next fall
That's great! I would love to have a conversation with you about it! You can text/email me now if you want and I'll give you the inside scoop
I love Greenville but for retirees it’s gotten too expensive. Here in Taylors the apartment and home building without any planning rhyme or reason aside from quick money is rapidly decreasing the quality of life. I moved here in ‘78 and it was awesome back then and now with Falls Park it’s even better. But now that the word is out it’s getting loved to death. I’m in a 55 plus community that took the landlord to court and we did win the case. But I am not sure what to say if you’re a retiree. At some point in the near future it will be unaffordable, well at least for those who may not have piles of cash 💰 😂
There are some growing pains for sure. But not as bad as other booming cities in the USA
Does Greenville have too many New Yorkers and New Jerseyans?
A lot of people from the northeast are moving down here, but I definitely wouldn't say "too many". We get a lot of people from Florida, California, Michigan and many other states so you will meet people from all over
Where's the drugs at ?
Luckily, I haven't seen them
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What's it like in Brownville?
Haha if it existed, it would probably just be the opposite of everything I said here 😅
@@RenaldotheRealtorAh, yes. The "roadside park" is a cornfield. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brownsville,_South_Carolina