thinking of south carolina

[Skyliner]

Originally Posted by Skyliner

We have a bit of England here in Greenville, SC...

You may also wish to check out the International Center of the Upstate (broken link), which is located in downtown Greenville and has been very helpful to many international immigrants over the years.

Somehow my link to the International Center of the Upstate (http://www.internationalupstate.org/index - broken link) was not working properly just now. I apologize for apparently posting the wrong link.

[londonman]

what areas of south carolina are considerd best to live
best neighbour hoods and houses

[Skyliner]

Overall best for living and raising a family, stay with the three largest metros (Greenville, Charleston, and Columbia) and you will do well. There are several areas within each metro that are great for families.

Since I live in beautiful Greenville (http://greatergreenville.com/ - broken link) I'll share a few places to check out here:

• Downtown
• Simpsonville
• Powdersville
• Travelers Rest
• Mauldin
• Greer
• Easley
• Pelham-Batesville
• Blue Ridge
• Taylors
• Fountain Inn

[paul j.rose]

Hi,i`m paul,looking to move to sc. from long island ny.to south carolina.looking for a area tht has a desent number of carpet stores .I do carpet binding for stores and the public,and i`am looking for the best place that would have the highest probability of area rug sales.I make them up to any size or spesifications.and i`m looking for a house with 2 car garage(50-70K).thanks in advance to anyone who helps me.

[Lone Star Rooster]

A house with a 2-car garage for 50-70k? You *might* be able to find that in some of the rural areas of SC, maybe, possibly, perhaps...but then you'd be far away from your customer base. Not gonna happen in any of the larger SC cities.

[NotWonderWoman]

But shouldn't he have a job first?