Moving to Columbia South Carolina 🚚 10 Reasons
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- Moving to Columbia South Carolina 10 Reasons. If your thinking about moving to Columbia SC You need to check out my Top 10 Favorite things about living in this city. If I convinced you that Columbia South Carolina (or anywhere in the South Carolina Midlands) is the place for you. Reach Out!
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Nice to see and hear what's life looks like in this part of US. Thanks for video. Best wishes from Serbia/Europe.
Great video.
Thanks for the support! I really apricate it.
Lived in Columbia South Carolina 50
years ago in the army at Fort Jackson
in Columbia. I was doing well but made a foolish emotional reason to leave. Relocated back to New York but never
found equivalent housing or a job that
paid enough to maintain a standard of living. Take my word. Go to Columbia.
Find a government job, inexpensive housing and enjoy the relaxed lifestyle.
@Peter Hamlin
I'm thinking to move to Columbia but I didn't see it before. Is it safe city and how is school ratings?
@@tomtom8635it is safer than most cities and the schools are great ❤️
I visited Columbia this March, as for the restaurants, I can say that the healthy food is a challenge. Everything is fried, breaded and has tons of calories. As for location, the author said it himself. Few hours drive to everything :) There are kids activities, like children's museum and the zoo. They are cool places to spend a day. The summer could be really hot. There are museums and places of historical interest, parks and nature sights. And yes, you need to drive there too for 40-60 minutes. If you're attracted with the cost of living, mind the salaries too. In general, it's a good city where nothing much happens if you like places where the life is slow.
Well said!
Thanks for the info! Looking to move South from Michigan. I'm looking for some place that might be greener / foliage earlier than May may be coming in in March and being green by April. It may be staying around longer in the fall.
I know there's some variables to my question but what do you think about Columbia?
Honestly I love it! We are actually moving out side of the city because I prefer the country more than city life but one thing that is nice is its not a huge city and it has a small town feel. If your feeling up for it I'd be happy to show you around.
My wife and I are seriously considering moving there we love sc she’s a nurse and I’m a maintenance supervisor and we want to be with in a few hours of the beach!!
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Saky's near Ft Jackson has some of the best sushi in the country. I've lived in a few states and tasted sushi in several major cities (Chicago, Columbus OH, Atlanta, Denver) and it's right up there with them. Saky's is also half the price of the others; we go there every time we visit!
Oh really?! We live good sushi I will definitely have to check that out.
Thanks for the video. I'm looking to move to Columbia. I didn't see it before and no info about. How is safe the city? How is the school system ratings? Job opportunities
Do to fair housing laws I'm not allowed to comment on crime rates but you can see a crime map provided by the local sheriffs department here. communitycrimemap.com/?address=RICHLAND%20County%20SCu
This is a resource for you to check out the local schools www.greatschools.org/south-carolina/columbia/
As far as job opportunities Columbia actually has a lower unemployment rate than most of the country so they are plentiful. Especially if you work in the medical, education or government fields.
Yes...
Museum...
I’m about to work there for 3 months. I’m a northern girl and I like the faster pace life. I’m hoping this will calm me down a little .. lol
It should be a good experience either for you
Faster northern pace of life has not accomplished anything. Just visit your
Northern friends for 2 weeks then come
back home to Columbia.
That was my story. Had a 3 month work assignment in Cola for work 11 years ago. I never left.
lol here in milwaukee wisconsin we have a advisory for a winter storm approaching lol I m sick of it and i like riding motorcycles this is my prefer destination
I cant blame you there. I was stationed in ND for 2 years before I pretty much said hell no. I'm going back south lol.
Gonna be moving to Columbia in a week. Super excited and nervous. Ima be moving from So Cal. What are some great job opportunities there without having a degree?
We are looking forward to having you!
What's making you move there
@@hereisayana8207 Girlfriend goes to school here
I live in Columbias due to my job, not by choice, will be checking your video about the reasons to not move to SC... there are plenty...
Thanks for the support! Let me know what you think.
Checking reasons to "not move" anywhere is a negative mindset. You
might do best to stay wherever you are!
Columbia is a good place for positive people who want to work,live,build and do something.
@@peterhamlinhamlin8908
Please more info about the city 🙏 planning to move from Midwest
Anything specific you would like to know?
How's diversity in Columbia? I like a neighborhood that's not mostly one ethnicity or another. Any good mixed neighborhoods?
Unfortunately I'm not legally allowed to answer that. It would be a violation of Fair Housing Laws.
Yes if Yu have a good income and can afford it it's great. If not don't bother.
@@michaelpond813 Columbia housing cost are actually 12% lower than the national average
Thinking of moving here looking for 2 br 2 bath between 90,000 to 130,000 any suggestions 🤔?
A few actually 😀. One thing I've noticed is that finding a 2/2 is difficult most 2 bedroom homes have only 1 or 1.5 bathrooms. So you may want to look for a 3/2 or a 2/1 to give yourself more options. The second is to work with an agent who knows how to find off-market properties so you can avoid competing with the thousands of other buyers in those price ranges. The 1st time home buyer price range has been flooded with buyers. check out my website for the most up to date homes listed on the market 😜 myre.io/0bz3C43FbImo
It just snowed in S.C.
Yeah it did. It happens every 3 years or so lol. Nothing like what happens up north though.
Once in 5 years....2 inches.....melts by noon!
@@NicholsHomeTeam Right! A little bit of snow that melts by the afternoon is way better than 14 inches in January that's still there by April, in the meantime, 4 more snowstorms until spring.
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Nick cheese Leesburg road on that paperwork with 12 y'all be careful my cuz just got 15
I've been in Columbia since 2020. It's a pretty big city with a down-to-earth feel. Columbia has city, suburbs and countryside. You can't beat that. I was totally shocked to find that people actually speak and have respect. Cost of living is nice, AND I make the same salary-wise that I made in Harrisburg, PA, but paid twice as much in PA as far as housing and all.
That's awesome! I love this area.
You did miss something what about singles what do they do for dancing let's say ballroom dancing or oldies nights clubs meeting mates
Thanks for the idea. We I'll have to look into them since we don't so much dancing
What about dancing what about dance clubs
To be honest we dont do much dancing these days, but we can definitely look into it :)
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Tacos nayarit is the best!
lol yeah its defiantly awesome
You want good tacos you're going to have to go to California
@@White_Snake69 You know we have never actually been to CA. Its always been one of those things on the bucket list.
Real Mexico on Bush River Rd is better
What about for African American jobs good location to raise family?
It's actually a violation of Fair Housing laws for us to discuss the demographics like color and familial status of a location.
However, you can take a look here to see what the population breakdown is as well as crime rates. www.neighborhoodscout.com/sc/columbia/crime
I have some experience living near there. I think Columbia is fine as there is a large African-American population. Charlotte has more money and opportunity for all.
Another asset to Columbia is Fort Jackson. The Army provides a large population of salaried employees that support businesses housing recreation and restaurants in the area. It's an international city not a colloquial southern town!
@@peterhamlinhamlin8908 Very great points.
Is Columbia still very friendly? I used to think that way about Wilmington, NC but after moving back here just over a year ago, the culture has been decimated by northerners and Cali transplants. I rarely run into any true southerners here compared to when I lived here back in '07.
Defiantly still friendly from what I've seen. Every area has its bad apples but I found its still more friendly than places like Charleston mostly because of their being fewer tourist.
That's because the southerners were raised right
I can't disagree with you on that one lol
😂😂😂😂 Southerns are the most backstabbing people I know. Very polite but don’t mean any of it.
@@jadeanp Come to NY - you'll change your mind quickly
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂..the same ppl that will stab u in back with a smile on their faces..some of the most hateful ppl I have ever met..
LOLOLOL😂
The snowbunnies won't believe the true history seeing how they learned the Yankees version in school
Well hell, it's only 100 miles from any of those places he's talking about, and while that nice guy is holding the door for you, his buddies are striping your car and draining your gas,,
😂😂
It's not that bad you make it sound like Atlanta over here
When you do a video about a place you should show images of that place , not a talking head.
Thanks for the feedback. I'm still working on my editing skills as well as gathering footage of the area.
Nonsense. He got the mix right. He's a realtor. It's as much about the service he can provide as it is about the locale.
I apricate the support!
He's got a mix of both.
This guy doesn't sound like he's from the south
lived in the south most of my life actually, born in Charleston, and grew up in GA.