As I am narrowing down my choices of places to move my top favorite areas are GreenvIlle, Little River and around Charleston/low country. I am definitely a beach person, but all of the nature surrounding Greenville is absolutely stunning. I have lived in Utah for the past 3.5 years as it was the best place to live during covid. We had absolutely zero restrictions. I live in St. George which is in the desert surrounded by all of the big red rocks you see in all the photos of Utah. I am NOT a desert person and I never planned on staying in Utah. It was just a placeholder during covid. I am so ready to leave Utah and get back to the South. It has been 115 degrees the past several days and that's the norm for July and August. I have lived in Georgia, Tennessee and Mississippi and spent lots of time in Florida and South Carolina, however, this was all prior to 2020. As someone who represents Greenville (and you make the best videos!) why would a person be happier living in Greenville over Little River or the Low Country? I know this is kind of a broad question, but if you had to pick 3 reasons why life in Greenville would be better than coastal SC what would you highlight? I am looking for a dog friendly community (thank you for pointing out your dog's holistic vet in another video) and genuine friendly people. Utah is not dog friendly nor are the people unless you belong to the main religion of the state...sad to have to say this, but it's true. But the cost of living including taxes is very reasonable here with the exception of housing. But since i bought a new construction home in 2020 with a very low interest loan, I am not impacted by the very high cost of housing in Utah. I am a big fan of Teddy, the golden retriever, and follow his youtube channel Aguyandagolden since I am a passionate golden retriever lover. I am sure you are familiar with Teddy and Jonathan since they live in the Greenville area. In addition to your videos with specific information about housing and the real estate market, I learn so much from watching "Teddy Tuesday" videos as they highlight many dog friendly activities in the Greenville area. Would love your thoughts and comparisons on Greenville with Little River and the Low Country. Thank you so very much for your time and responses.
How do you survive the humidity (besides using a ac)? Realistically, how many months is it unbearably hot ? What’s the best skeeter repellent spray? 🦟 😂
As I am narrowing down my choices of places to move my top favorite areas are GreenvIlle, Little River and around Charleston/low country. I am definitely a beach person, but all of the nature surrounding Greenville is absolutely stunning. I have lived in Utah for the past 3.5 years as it was the best place to live during covid. We had absolutely zero restrictions. I live in St. George which is in the desert surrounded by all of the big red rocks you see in all the photos of Utah. I am NOT a desert person and I never planned on staying in Utah. It was just a placeholder during covid. I am so ready to leave Utah and get back to the South. It has been 115 degrees the past several days and that's the norm for July and August. I have lived in Georgia, Tennessee and Mississippi and spent lots of time in Florida and South Carolina, however, this was all prior to 2020. As someone who represents Greenville (and you make the best videos!) why would a person be happier living in Greenville over Little River or the Low Country? I know this is kind of a broad question, but if you had to pick 3 reasons why life in Greenville would be better than coastal SC what would you highlight? I am looking for a dog friendly community (thank you for pointing out your dog's holistic vet in another video) and genuine friendly people. Utah is not dog friendly nor are the people unless you belong to the main religion of the state...sad to have to say this, but it's true. But the cost of living including taxes is very reasonable here with the exception of housing. But since i bought a new construction home in 2020 with a very low interest loan, I am not impacted by the very high cost of housing in Utah. I am a big fan of Teddy, the golden retriever, and follow his youtube channel Aguyandagolden since I am a passionate golden retriever lover. I am sure you are familiar with Teddy and Jonathan since they live in the Greenville area. In addition to your videos with specific information about housing and the real estate market, I learn so much from watching "Teddy Tuesday" videos as they highlight many dog friendly activities in the Greenville area. Would love your thoughts and comparisons on Greenville with Little River and the Low Country. Thank you so very much for your time and responses.
How do you survive the humidity (besides using a ac)?
Realistically, how many months is it unbearably hot ?
What’s the best skeeter repellent spray? 🦟 😂