6 REASONS TO MOVE TO AUGUSTA GA

If you're considering a move to Augusta, Georgia, then you're in the right place! In this video, we'll share why Augusta is such a great place to live and work, as well as some of the reasons to move to Augusta.

Augusta is a wonderful city with a lot to offer, from great weather to an extensive arts and culture scene. We'll share with you six reasons why you should consider moving to Augusta, GA, and why it's one of the best places to live in the Southeast United States. So if you're looking for a place to call home, then Augusta is definitely worth a look!
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[kevynekicklighter]

As a native Augustan too, this video is a truthful account of Augusta, GA. It's a friendly city, that has a small town feel. People are kinder in general. The life here is quieter and polite. It's very family and elder friendly, too (I'm a wheelchair user. No problems asking for help when shopping, for example). The HUGE medical district (medical hub for 60 miles between Atlanta, Columbia, SC, and Savannah -- about 20% of the employment is there). It helps with the friendly/helping "tone" here. It's NOTHING like Atlanta that's more fast paced. The location is ideal for people that want a taste of everything -- big city life in Atlanta; riverways and greenery in Augusta; beaches and salt water fishing in Savannah; and mountains in North GA, and all are but 2 to 4 hrs away. It's a hidden gem for people who like a small town feel in a larger metro area that can support city amenities. It is also a very diverse city. Many cultures are here due to Fort Gordon (I'm Japanese-Swedish ancestry, for example). I don't ever want to leave here, it's HOME, and feels like one, too.

[Bcknth]

Thanks for this, I’m considering moving there and you just helped me lean more towards yes! ❤ personal tour? Def interested 😊

[nosleepgangjapo]

I want to know more about the area because I'm trying to relocate to North Augusta

[cashout]

and with allot that’s been going on augusta is starting to feel over crowded but it’s changed so much so much new infrastructure the city its starting to become more up to date i’m loving it

[natlewis]

Very informative. I'm thinking about moving there.

[TheOneAndOnlyLeage]

I’ve got some super cool vids of my hometown Augusta GA. I post some that a lot of ppl don’t know about. From abandoned places. Haunted places. Historical and much more. If u want a diff look at the city of Augusta

[Grimlock]

I live in Rhode Island and I’m thinking about relocating. I visited Augusta last summer with my family. I was kinda disappointed in the downtown area. A lot of businesses had left. Also, it’s hard to get a feel for a area just visiting. No realtor will tell me if a area is decent to move to.

[clodge]

Not a bad city just need some better attractions other than the Masters. They should bring the boat races back

[gabrielacouts]

I liked so much your video thank you! I want know about the jobs, what is the hourly rate and is it easy to get a job?

[Theonotcool]

Naw gang I stay and Augusta and there ain’t nun to do hear. Everyone ik tryna leave

[cashout]

it’s been official as of 2022 augusta is the second largest city again in georgia and the second most metropolitan area in the state but now augusta is back to the second largest they had to do a recount

[brocklanders]

It's called Disgusta for a reason. On a positive note, it is better than Columbus.

[quincyparks]

I am moving there in late March. I’d love to know how to contact you.

[brandongovreau]

what is the average cost of a 2-bedroom 2-bath house 1000 square feet in Augusta Georgia United States?

[KE-vmtp]

Augusta is a great city..just need more upscale restaurants..And road infrastructure needs to get better..

[mr.cluckingtin]

What part of augusta you live in to be saying affordable😂 augusta house market is terrible on top of that there building augusta up to be more city like sadly

[karlalandaverde]

Hello good afternoon I need information on where to get a two-bedroom affordable apartment in Augusta I'm coming from California thank you

[ivoryshepherd]

I love Augusta and am hoping to relocate there soon.

[cashout]

but the thing is Augusta has that big city feel too it’s kinda a mixture but that’s same for atlanta because there’s a bunch of land in both city’s but augusta traffic with all the population and development growth it’s definitely getting worst traffic here in the area it starting to become a big problem and we’re starting to get as crowded as atlanta we also have that huge suburbs feel to

[tracytuten]

A little History many may not know is Augusta was the Capital of Georgia from 1785 till 1795, not Atlanta. Our 28th President Woodrow Wilson's childhood home is there.