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Old 10-27-2009, 08:48 AM
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Can anyone tell me a little abour Greenville, Alabama? It looks like a nice quiet little town. Is it single mom and child friendly? How much is the average rent?
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Just a typical small town, very safe. You could probably rent a decent place for $500-550, a decent job might be difficult to find though, especially right now.
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When I lived in AL in the late 90s, I passed through Greenville several times. I also stopped in Greenville 2 years ago and it had not changed much from the 1990s. It's about 50 miles south of Montgomery on I-65, which is too far (IMO) to commute every day. I suppose some people that work at the big Hyundai factory on the far south end of Montgomery on I-65 commute from Greenville, but that's much closer than going all the way into central part of the city. I can't think of any large place of work besides public employees (county, city, schools, FD, PD) or hospitals / medical.
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Greenville is nice little town that's turning into a suburb of Montgomery. It has seen some good development in recent years.
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