There isn’t a week that goes by it seems without Greenville, SC being named to some list of top places to live, work, vacation and invest. This past week, Greenville, SC was named a Top 10 Most Beautiful and Affordable Places to Live by Travel & Leisure Magazine. Those of us who live here have known this for quite some time but it’s still nice to see the recognition.
People all over the country are evaluating where there are living like never before. The Covid-19 Pandemic allowed people to work from home which means they could live anywhere. Why continue to live in an area that has winter for 4-6 months out of the year when you could live elsewhere? Why live in a over regulated blue state with the heavy hand of government when you could live in a state with better weather, access to beaches and mountains and where the government doesn’t try to control every aspect of your life? South Carolina is a great option and tens of thousands of people have discovered it.
If you’re thinking of moving from some cold, blue state in the north, Midwest or NE, feel free to give me a call and I’d be happy to tell you about Greenville and the Upstate. Call me at 864-276-1448. I’m a licensed real estate broker with eXp Realty in both SC and MN. SC License #113522.
For those of us who live here in the beautiful Upstate of South Carolina, we know it’s a fanstastic place to live. More and more people are discovering the charm, beauty and quality of life that is here in Greenville, SC.
Porch.com recently published results of the hottest housing markets in the U.S. and they say Greenville, SC came out on top.
Greenville, SC is getting so many accolades these days that it’s hard to keep up with them. I see new ones posted seemingly every week on LinkedIn and I keep thinking their duplicate posts but they aren’t. The most recent one was Conde Naste recognizing Greenville, SC as a top place to live.
Don’t believe the hype? Come for a visit. There’s plenty to do and see right here in the Upstate but remember, the mountains are a short 60-90 minute drive and the ocean is just 3.5 hours away if you’re looking to take in more the area.