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Hello everyone i am planning on moving to Anderson sc. were looking for a big home for are family i'd like to know more about the area, schools festivals and all it has to offer!i have 2 kids. and what is there to do? we are excited to move as we have been in ny way to long and its something me and my hubby wanna do. I just wanna know as much about Anderson area as possible i am doing online classes to become a teacher atm until then i am on low income hubby can't work due to medical conditions but he still gets an income. . we have talked to alot of people who reasured us its a cheaper place to live. PLEASE NO BASHING NO RUDE COMMENTS TIA
Like I said in your other thread...Anderson is definitely cheaper, but you shouldn't want to pack and move your family hundreds of miles away just because it's cheaper. Anderson has some nice festivals throughout the year, and so does Greenville. Clemson is also close by and has many lively events.
If you like recreation or being active, Anderson's good; Lake Hartwell and Keowee, plenty of walking tracks and trails, a "world class" YMCA, a fine city Rec center, the sports complex, etc. Anmed is one of the best hospital systems in the state.
The schools on the NE side of town are easily the best, but it's a pretty white collar area. The NW not as much, but still generally the same story.
Anderson is also larger than it appears on paper, the city doesn't annex. So there's more amenities than you'd typically find a town of 25,000 people because it's not that small.
But like I said, it's not a magic wand. Things still cost money. My honest advice would be try to visit and really see if it's practical. It being cheaper is not enough. There are cities up in the northeast that have more resources than Anderson and there are cities in the southeast that are much cheaper than Anderson. You can be a preschool teacher anywhere. Keep it in mind.
As Jandrew pretty much said. The cost of living is cheaper, but so are average wages and resources. Our transit system isn't that reliable yet either. A degree is typically needed to make a decent wage unless you own your own business. I hope you find what you're looking for.
As Jandrew pretty much said. The cost of living is cheaper, but so are average wages and resources. Our transit system isn't that reliable yet either. A degree is typically needed to make a decent wage unless you own your own business. I hope you find what you're looking for.
Hey it says your a Real estate agent? Looking for a nice place 5 bed 2 bath or 4 bed 2 bath are u in Anderson area?
Like I said in your other thread...Anderson is definitely cheaper, but you shouldn't want to pack and move your family hundreds of miles away just because it's cheaper. Anderson has some nice festivals throughout the year, and so does Greenville. Clemson is also close by and has many lively events.
If you like recreation or being active, Anderson's good; Lake Hartwell and Keowee, plenty of walking tracks and trails, a "world class" YMCA, a fine city Rec center, the sports complex, etc. Anmed is one of the best hospital systems in the state.
The schools on the NE side of town are easily the best, but it's a pretty white collar area. The NW not as much, but still generally the same story.
Anderson is also larger than it appears on paper, the city doesn't annex. So there's more amenities than you'd typically find a town of 25,000 people because it's not that small.
But like I said, it's not a magic wand. Things still cost money. My honest advice would be try to visit and really see if it's practical. It being cheaper is not enough. There are cities up in the northeast that have more resources than Anderson and there are cities in the southeast that are much cheaper than Anderson. You can be a preschool teacher anywhere. Keep it in mind.
This was alot better then what you said before Honestly Ty we have decided this is best for are Family we have looked into it just wanna see what else they have to offer, where we live now things r closing down... so it be nice to do this move closer to fam and what not.
Hey it says your a Real estate agent? Looking for a nice place 5 bed 2 bath or 4 bed 2 bath are u in Anderson area?
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