Columbia's national business teir ranking (Charleston, Greenville: sales, foreclosures, houses)

[sandlapper]

I thought this was pretty cool Columbia ranks pretty high up there on Rand McNally's economic list, with the likes of Austin, Vegas, and Tampa. Yet another positive for the region!Ranally city rating system - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

[g-man430]

That's pretty cool and good news to see Columbia ranked with those cities. Not so good news: S.C. foreclosures jump; Midlands hardest hit - Business - TheState.com (http://www.thestate.com/2010/07/15/1377583/sc-foreclosures-jump-columbia.html#ixzz0tisiMDBY - broken link)

[Charlestondata]

Originally Posted by g-man430

That's pretty cool and good news to see Columbia ranked with those cities. Not so good news: S.C. foreclosures jump; Midlands hardest hit - Business - TheState.com (http://www.thestate.com/2010/07/15/1377583/sc-foreclosures-jump-columbia.html#ixzz0tisiMDBY - broken link)

Last year the Midlands was hardly touched. The coast was slammed last year and now it's seeing big increases in sales. The trend must be moving inland. People are loving buying those foreclosed houses. It's a wave. I guess Columbia will be riding high in sales this time next year.

[Charlestondata]

Originally Posted by sandlapper

I thought this was pretty cool Columbia ranks pretty high up there on Rand McNally's economic list, with the likes of Austin, Vegas, and Tampa. Yet another positive for the region!Ranally city rating system - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

And Greenville and Charleston made it to the other regional business center list. They really are making strides.