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NC & SC Planned Communities
Choosing the Best Places to Live in North Carolina and South Carolina– whether for a year round residence or as a seasonal getaway — is an intensely personal choice.
And if you're bringing your spouse and family along, it gets much more complicated.
In either the North Carolina or South Carolina Planned Communities sections, you'll find articles containing information that will help you find the Planned Community that's your Best Place to live in North Carolina or South Carolina.
If you are raising a family, you might want to take a look at the New Urbanism Communities. There's plenty of parks and safe places for children to play.
And if you're looking for a planned community for our retirement you might want to consider an Active Retirement Community.
Choosing a planned community in a new area is a great way to get to know other people in the area quicker than in your more traditional neighborhoods. Something to remember as you go down your list of "must have's."
Whether you're looking to live in the mountains, on a lake, or near the ocean…
we used our 50 Point Survey to research the Best Planned Communities in North Carolina and South Carolina for you, so you could find Your Dream Home!
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Comments on NC & SC Planned Communities
Bob @ 10:02 am
Hi Don,
Get a copy of our South Carolina Guide, go to my Video Library and watch the videos on Charleston and the surrounding areas, then call me to pinpoint specific areas which would be good for you.
See You in the Carolinas,
Bob
Normajean @ 1:53 pm
I am looking to relocate to Durham NC and as I browse through your site I see a community which is title Planned Community. Would you have a website or name that I maybe able to pull up information in reference to housing either sell or rental property?
Thanks
Normajean
Bob @ 10:56 am
Hi Normajean,
We don't sell any real estate, so I can be totally unbiased in recommending places that I feel would best fit what people are looking for!
If you look to The Carolina Report, you'll find a lengthy posts all about Durham.
Bob
kiki87 @ 9:28 pm
My significant other and I are looking to move to north carolina, he loves the greenville area. I've never been to NC and i'm nervous I know nothing so i'm doing some intense research.. can I get a crash course, on the basic living coast, jobs, entertainment, cultural dynamic, taxes, housing and etc? THX!!!
Mark @ 1:06 pm
We are thinking about relocating to the Charlotte, NC area. Do you have any thoughts on Rock Hill, SC ? Or, should we stick in North Carolina?
Thanks,
Mark
Bob @ 12:15 pm
Hi Mark,
The answer to your question is it really depends on what's important to you. Each area has different qualities, services, and lifestyle.
Overall, I love the Charlotte area, especially all the wonderful small towns outside Charlotte. However if you go south of Charlotte to Rock Hill, Fort Mill, and Indian Land, you're in SC where the cost of living is a bit cheaper.
Bob
Don @ 11:31 am
Bob,
Considering relocating to the Charleston area of South Carolina for a new job. We have been looking in the Goose Creek area and want to enroll 0ur nine year old daughter in a private Christian School.
Any ideas or thoughts you could share on the location we are looking at.