Has anyone regretted their move to Greenville area?

[PhotogGal]

Originally Posted by NoodlesKnowles

I don't get why it's all about the "south" vs. the "north", i've met plenty of people from northern areas that are great, i've met lots of people from the south who are great too, people are people, no matter where they come from, I meet obnoxious ones every day from all areas of the world, its not about where you're from, its how you are raised

Amen to your last sentence!

[motonenterprises]

Originally Posted by motonenterprises

Who was in the wrong that led to the divorce? You are her. It seems odd that he would give her all of that if she was at fault.

I meant you or her.

[striketeamvic]

Originally Posted by VALOVE

I'm trying to figure out how my question prompted so much sarcasm, or maybe that's your attempt at humor, Tony 123 and RestedTraveler. My question is very sincere. I asked the question because so many of us are trying to find that perfect place and I don't think such a place exists. You can only tell so much about a place when you're researching it on line, and on line Greenville seems too good to be true...

I'm looking forward to my first trip out there hopefully by the end of the year and I do appreciate the honest feedback of other posters.

I lived in Charleston for 18 years and then moved to Greenville after college. I have to say that I appreciate each and every day here because I just can't really believe how awesome a city it is. Just when you think you know all there is to appreciate about this city, you find something else to love.

The people are great, it's a pet-friendly, family-friendly environment. There is plenty of unique restaurants and shops in the Downtown area. There is plenty of affordable real estate if you want to make it your permanent home, and you will never be short of something to do on the weekend. If you like running, there are plenty of trails and parks etc, which can be good for those of you with children. All of the bars are smoke-free, although that is more common for many cities these days. The list goes on and on.

The only thing I regret is not moving here sooner.

[gsupstate]

Originally Posted by striketeamvic

I lived in Charleston for 18 years and then moved to Greenville after college. I have to say that I appreciate each and every day here because I just can't really believe how awesome a city it is. Just when you think you know all there is to appreciate about this city, you find something else to love.

The people are great, it's a pet-friendly, family-friendly environment. There is plenty of unique restaurants and shops in the Downtown area. There is plenty of affordable real estate if you want to make it your permanent home, and you will never be short of something to do on the weekend. If you like running, there are plenty of trails and parks etc, which can be good for those of you with children. All of the bars are smoke-free, although that is more common for many cities these days. The list goes on and on.

The only thing I regret is not moving here sooner.

Really nice post. As regards your last sentence, I felt the same, once I found Greenville.