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The Hardest Part of Living In Greenville, South Carolina

Aubree Lewis

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Thinking about buying or selling Greenville, SC Real Estate? Reach out anytime! I'd love to help! Reach out to us here: https://tinyurl.com/AubreeLewisGroup

Thinking about moving to Greenville, South Carolina? While the Upstate sounds like a dream online, daily life comes with real trade-offs you need to know before packing your bags.

In this video, Aubrey Lewis breaks down the honest realities of living in Greenville, SC—from traffic and hidden food deserts to finding community, local weather quirks, and the truth about the current housing market.

And as always check out our other social media platforms for more information! I'd love to be your real estate resource for the area!
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Aubree Lewis
Keller Williams Drive
lic 97295
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00:00 - The hardest parts about living in Greenville, SC
00:28 - Roads & Traffic
03:41 - Food & Grocery
07:15 - Community
09:29 - Entertainment
10:24 - Weather
12:25 - The Real Estate Market

9 Comments

@erniestarkey8856 4 weeks ago

Moving that way in 2 yrs. Retiring from Fire Deoartment. Looking forward to Simpsonville. Coming from Florida. Enjoying the videos.

@Sportsguru_803 4 weeks ago

Aubree AKA the entertainer!! Hope you have a great Sunday 😊

@angelabluebird609 4 weeks ago (edited)

1. There was a BiLo at the corner of Main and Stone Ave. downtown. Wish it was still a grocery store.
2. The Music scene in Greenville is far better than it was years ago. There is actually a Music scene in Greenville now. Horizon Records is a good place to tune in to what's happening. Major, major acts often? Yes, go to Charlotte, Atlanta, etc.

@joelsandler-m2d 4 weeks ago

I plan on retiring to Mauldin, SC from over developed and populated southern Florida. I can't deal with the density of Florida's population and 12 months of heat and humidity.

@lorijoffe 4 weeks ago

I wish they would repaint the lines on the street.

@davedutile6317 3 weeks ago

Road money is sent to Columbia in the form of increased gas taxes from the 2017 increase. We need to keep 16.6%. Or 100 basis points equal to 1% from the 6% sales tax in-county for our local roads. We do not need another tax. Keep what we pay and keep it away from Columbia.