Amen! You get these folks with different values ( many have zero moral compass) & want to turn our communities into what they moved from. I don’t mind folks moving here but if you left because your city turned into a shit hole , don’t vote for those who would implement those same policies here.
I like this list, but can we add a racism index? I would love to live in a smaller town but I did that once in IL and it was horribly racist and stressful to live there. I ended up moving back to a large southern city just to get away from that.
My observation from living in Georgia is it doesn't matter your race, age, religion or even who you prefer to sleep with. Folks are really put off by a bad ATTITUDE. Especially those from up north or big cities who think they're special and have a chip on their shoulder. Now, if you just want to be like everyone else, even holding doors open for strangers, you'll get along fine.
@@stanhunderwood3374 you are on point, if you come here with the typical I’m offended attitude, this isn’t California, you’ll have a rough time. There is true southern hospitality here but nobody is going to hold your hand.
Hey! A lot of people that’s responding to your comment with ignorance because they are not minorities so they can’t relate to racism. What I can tell you as a African American a lot of these towns do have racists. I live in Columbus. It’s not that bad but Columbus is not considered small either.
In 2005 I moved from Los Angeles to a small west Georgia town to attend the university of west ga in Carrollton. I ended up staying in the area after college and it’s only a 40 min drive to Atlanta, no internet issues in my area but there are some dead zones in the county. I miss California and visit often but I do love Georgia and I’ve craved out a nice life here.
Heeeeyyyy I knew I'd see a neighbor! ! West Ga is an AMAZING university isnt it?! pretty sure my younguns are enrolling there next semester. We're within walking distance after all ❤️ ❤️
You should do another one on Georgia and include Sylvester Ga. i’ve lived here my whole life and it is a great little city, not many people, pretty affordable with the biggest place in the town being a little walmart….👍🏻
Coming from someone who actually lives in Georgia, if you want mountain views, move to Clayton or Cleveland. If you want the beach life, move to Brunswick or St. Simon's. If you want a quiet, friendly town with a good school system, move to Madison. If you want a really small town with cheap land that you can hunt on, move to Monticello. Jasper County is the Deer Capitol of the World.
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I live in Georgia and there is a home buying war right now. We are building because it’s honestly cheaper. I see homes that appraise for $219,900 sell for up to $285,000 or higher.
Deanna, You are speaking the truth. I live in Georgia and the older homes prices are very high. I'm looking for more property to build homes to sell.....
Born and raised in the small town of Homerville. Ga between Waycross and Valdosta. Currently resides in Hahira. Ga, North of Valdosta and I love this little town, home of the Honey Bee Festival!!!
I’m a young mom of 2 boys and my partner is a social worker. Also we’re black .. what do you think? I went to college in Atlanta and love it but idk if I wanna raise kids there. I was born and raised here in LA, so not TOO country.
@@jacqueblue Los Angeles! I’d still be in Atlanta but moving with children takes soooo much more consideration than when I moved as a teenager for college. I wasn’t worried about a thing then, now I’m worried about everything lol
@@v8sserieschevy917 So small! My cousin and friends went to West Georgia so we were out there all the time. I see why you’d wanna leave, it seems like everyone there is there with some connection to the school.
Depending on interests, there is something for almost everyone in Georgia. We have areas of hills & mountains, woodlands, farmland, fishing villages, beaches & swamps. We have old southern culture and modern art & culture. There is small-town life, as well as larger cities, resorts, millionaires & celebrity homes, Museums, colleges, sports, music of all kinds, and on & on.
Georgia is a beautiful state and folks are friendly for the most part.but how is the winter months with heating costs? I'm a older widow woman on low income bracket
@LeChina James In Georgia? If so, that could very well be a good thing, considering the news that just came out this week. However, liberals aren't Georgia's biggest problem by far. As for drug use, drug trafficking, human trafficking of which Atlanta is a major hub, it is a safe bet that those involved could care less who is a conservative vs. liberal. Blue collar, white collar, no collar-- for the people involved, ultimately politics is the least of their concerns. Truthfully, gerrymandering and other efforts to keep minorities and the very low income population from voting, and worse, the antics of a former president who tried to strong-arm Georgia's government with illegal actions have been devious efforts to thwart protecting the rights for all American citizens to vote. To their credit, the Georgia government had the integrity to resist those efforts and was able to avoid being sucked in, at least as far as I know. There are pending cases against those who tried to unconstitutionally overthrow the votes in parts of Georgia. The evidence is clear, otherwise, the Georgia officials would not be litigating against the illegal attempted federal crimes. Those documents are available to the public for review. What Georgia needs to do is guarantee equal rights for all Georgians. Otherwise, there is no true democracy for those citizens.
Hey Briggs, you should do something on the best cities for empty-nesters/middle aged people, even better if it mentions the singles scene in those cities 👍
Finally, someone is including internet information. I’ve looked at a lot of smaller towns throughout the US that were desirable, but the lack of decent internet access stops 🛑 me in my tracks every time.
@@scpatl4now not always this let's you search up your address not just zip code. It's pretty accurate shows exactly what I can get at my place and the previous places I lived at
I was raised on a farm 1 hour north of Savannah, but my mom grew up there. It is beautiful and historical. No beach, travel down a little further to Tybee Island. Unfortunately, after the sun goes down, so does safety (a lot violence and gangs). I always ‘carry’ if I have to go there.
@@travistemple9448 20 minutes in winter. On good beach day, it’ll be an hour plus, as there is only one way on and off the island and traffic can get thick.
@@PuppyLoveCreations they were cheap, until all the liberals moved south trying change demographics. Now it's catching up to other blue states with high property taxes.
You shouldnt approve of this video. Now the rest of the anti America libs want to move here, try eliminate 2nd ammendment just because you live here. They'd prefer if you smoke a joint, and surrender your freedom. Comments that approve of this video, appear to be ok with that. Thats how Ossoff made it to Senate. Next election, they'll probably vote to remove all residents from their land.. Already being discussed in Atlanta, to create a new "community" standard. Idea is if you have a house on 1 acre of land , you own too much land and need give up 3/4 of that acre for 5 more houses to be built next door to you. Its gaining momentum. Keep in mind, state laws are created in Atlanta.
That's why I moved away. Liked the variety of good food at many good restaurants and the green areas and home styles, but some of the crime was just too much.
@@abby-a Maybe not Detroit; Chicago Yes; murder rate per thousand the same as Chicago. People moving in from the northeast and New Orleans have ruined the metro area.
My heart stopped when I realized my hometown was on this list. I love my little town and I will say it's growing way bigger than I'd ever want it to but I'm glad to see its people raking in the dough from new people :)
Wish I could say the same. We live in St. Augustine, FL and the population went from 53,000 to 157,000 in 5 years! It is beyond sickening. Our once beautiful little, laid back town is now ridiculously overcrowded, beaches are ruined and everybody is in too much of a hurry and rude. The quality of life has truly sunk low. Now the stress level is heartbreaking.😢
@@robinfrady5257 That's so awful! I don't know the population of my town rn but the amount of warehouses is beyond insane! More and more people are moving in for the jobs and that great and all but I'd have loved to keep my small town. 😩
Lived in Albany all my life. I am 73. Yes, it has problems. But there are some good people still here. I love it. It's mostly quiet and I have graduated both colleges. It was better fifty years ago, but things change. Good luck Briggs. I will stop typing.
I have family in Albany, grew up in Baker County and yes I agree it has its problems, but I love Albany. I spent a lot of my childhood there. There are still plenty of good people in Albany, and I visit as much as possible.
Lived in Leesburg for the last 26 years. Love the community and like others have said, Albany does have its problems but it sure beats living in Atlanta!
You should check out Statesboro....not a really small town, but a great college town, home of Georgia Southern University, East Georgia University and Ogeechee Tech and just 1 hour west of Savannah. You can get a GREAT home on a huge lot here for under $200,000. Plenty of shopping and restaurants, East Georgia Medical Center (hospital) and lots of places nearby to see.
I beleive you are wrong about the cabbage patch. The cabbage patch babies were born at Coleco, a factory that made Atari, table hockey, above ground pools and liners and several other accessories. COLECO was located in Amsterdam, NY and was purchased and sold to Hasbro.
@@jacquelinejackiedamphier9915 I lived in Cleveland Ga and the baby land hospital is there and they tell you the story about how the dolls got there start they just built a 3 million dollar building for the baby land hospital
I'm a native of Georgia, born and raised here, and I'm proud of it. Metro Atlanta is a nice area. I like McDonough personally, but I've never lived there. Edit: I don't like carpetbaggers. They're rude and disgusting. Please don't attract them here. They are what ruins places like these.
I live in Northeast Florida, aka, Southern Georgia. I think I’ll find a place in North Georgia because I want to be closer to the mountains (I’m not much of a beach person). Chatsworth looks good...
Chatsworth is ate up with meth and heroin now just like the rest of those little towns up that way the crime problem is getting way out of hand up this way
Didn't expect to see my hometown of Bogart that early in the video. Pretty cool place. Atlanta highway takes you right into Athens in about a 10 minute drive
You can't get to the next grocery store in 10 minutes in Atlanta anymore. Traffic is terrible! Athens is 2 hrs away from Atlanta by the car. Sometimes is longer. Alot longer.
Dawsonville is destroyed. Like the rest of GA is being finished off at record speed because people from the northern states can’t stand living there anymore - including Florida. So they’ll do the same to GA by running the cost of living up till they have to pack up and go build a new town somewhere else- probably in the south But the locals lose. Even though some native Georgians get rich, others can’t keep up with the rising prices in their own hometowns. It inflicts tremendous harm on more poor Georgians and should be stopped
Bogart is essentially a suburb of Athens (University of Georgia) where Caterpillar built an enormous state-of-the-art plant a few years ago. Athens is growing outward all around so Bogart won't be small townish for long.
Athens is expanding(mostly westward) just as the Atlanta suburbs are now starting to reach Winder and the western half of Barrow County. There used to be a halfway rural stretch when driving from Atlanta out to Athens. Not anymore.
@@79PrymeTyme You got in just at the right time; great job to have. And now just to the west is the massive car battery plant just opened and plans for a state-then of-the-art golf course to rival Augusta with million dollar homes being planned just north of Athens in Madison County.
I live in Augusta, Georgia🗣💯 Its the third largest city in Georgia, very affordable. Home of The medical college of Georgia, James Brown & host of the annual golfing tournament known as "The Masters".
@@MoonHawk01 please don’t use the word colored to refer to us. Just say black people. Colored is very offensive. I’m going to assume you grew up around the segregation era and you just don’t know any better.
@@ravensymone813 Black is a misnomer. No one is actually black, Colored implies that they are a variety of shades of color which is the most appropriate term in my eyes.
@@MoonHawk01 bruh, you could have easily just accepted that I told you it was offensive and went on about your way. I didn’t even want an apology, now you just made yourself look like a fool trying to explain what color is to me when I just simply asked your ass not to call me colored because it’s offensive. Mf when your ancestors used it against mine that’s not wtf they were thinking, they called us that bc they didn’t view us as humans. THAT IS WHY it’s offensive. Nobody asked your ass to explain color schemes this ain’t art class
People are willing to drive over a hour to work these days. They live for the weekend. That or live with....and near....who??? There's a over abundance of room and board in every Midwest city bet your monthly on that
I honestly feel like in alot of your videos that feature Georgia you almost always only mention mid Georgia and North Georgia but let me tell you there are som wonderful places in South Georgia and I am so proud to be able to say I live where Georgia meets Bama and Florida and live minutes from beautiful lake seminole
Coming from the native Georgian desk. Lived in Bogart and my daughter lives in Gray. Great story on Gray. Travel tip, Edna's restaurant in Chatsworth. Nothing fancy hometown dinner that has incredible peanut butter pie. Edna won a blue ribbon at the county fair. Years ago I asked Edna for the recipe. Met with stare and a very firm "no".
I can't believe that none of the Islands were included. I've lived within 35 miles of the beaches surrounding Jekyll and St.Simons Islands while also being only a few miles from the FL/GA line. The area is so nice the Rockefeller family purchased one of the Islands and build Plum Orchard which is a mansion given as a marriage gift on Cumberland Island where wild horses still roam.
I live in Athens. Less than 10 years ago we were famous for affordability. Now we're famous for absurd prices. All the woods are being chopped down. It's heartbreaking
Great cities! I was born at Martin Army and so was my oldest daughter- by the same Dr, but 19 years apart. We moved from Athens to Dalton a few months ago. I’m surprised you didn’t list Monroe, Between, Bethlehem and Statham (which is my personal favorite). From Dalton, I can be in Chattanooga in roughly 20 minutes. Good job!
Winder and Bethlehem are quickly being absorbed by the outer edge of the Atlanta suburbs. I remember going to Fort Yargo for the first time in like 2004-2005 and the area where 316 met 81 was pretty much woods and some land for cows.
I have lived in several states. Georgia seems friendly on the surface BUT the people do not accept outsiders. You need to be born here!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I'm leaving after 7 years and have wanted to after 2 years
Royston, Hartwell and Elberton (Granite City of the World) are also nice little towns in GA. Elberton also has the Guide Stones and several lakes near here.
The old saying goes you can go anywhere you choose but wherever you go you will be there along with you so changing venues won't always change your life
I'm from a small town called Moultrie Ga which is between Albany , Tifton , Valdosta, and Thomasville Ga. The Flint river runs through Albany too. Internet depending on area is good and you have a couple of choices. Its a great town to retire in.
Moultrie is nice. I live in Thomasville (love it), another small town down here that's nice is Bainbridge. Too bad the vlogger didn't find his way down to SW Georgia. He missed a lot!!
What exactly is wrong with Albany? (It's not Owlbunny, as you called it. ) A series of tornados and a cat2 hurricane were not kind to it. We are still rebuilding.
I’m about 45 minutes west of you. We move here from Michigan when I was 12, I’m 45 now. I can’t imagine living anywhere else. This is a beautiful state, and the people are very friendly. Well, not Atlanta of course lol
I live in Kingsland… as southeast as you can get in Ga. I’ve been here for 24 years and honestly I like it here! I’ve been here since I was 12 and couldn’t see myself raising my daughter anywhere else. The cost of living isn’t ridiculous but I will say that buying a house right is! People are marking up a good amount and folks are buying!
Thanks for mentioning my hometown Cleveland. It's been the best-kept secret for a lot of years. Proud to say I grew up there. Some of the best mountain river Trout fishing around. Shout out to the Huddle House. A must on a weekend morning. Voted #1 in the country year after year because of its atmosphere. Genuine southern hospitality at its finest.
When my son was 2 years old, our little family loved to visit Cleveland to see the Cabbage Patch Kids being born at Babyland Hospital. Back then (about 35 years ago,) it was in an old medical clinic. My son loved it, and of course, he got a Xavier Roberts, Furskin Bear! My husband and I also loved visiting Helen.
I live in Cleveland, the 1gig internet is not from xfinity, it's a part of the Trailwave fiber optic system, which is administered through the local EMC's. I imagine most of the places on this list get their 1gig from the same source, not xfinity. And it's great! best of all, because it is through the coop, you get a return on your money after ten years because you are part owner in the service.
Electrical Co-ops are the best. I have Walton EMC, much better than Georgia Power, a horrible company. EMCs were set up during the Rural Electrification programs in the Roosevelt Administration. Ours is going big on community solar farms.
1972-1973 I was stationed at NAS Albany. It was a great town way back then. Then the Navy closed the air base and the property was sold to some brewery. Guess it's gone down hill since then.
Yeah man. The old naval hospital off turner field road is bad news. Dis you know there's a subway track that runs under Albany and it starts at that hospital. I'm not sure if you are that familiar with Albany.
@@oshtoolman okay, yes I saw your original post and thought I'd ask. I recently learned all those things about Albany. I've lived here for most of my life. It has its days here, much like any city. Lol. Anyways, I meant to tell you in my original that I wanted to thank you for your service in the Navy.. God bless my friend... Stay safe out there...
@@josephstocks7495 I wish at my age I could travel back to my old stomping ground and relive what I saw back then. Of course, you cant go back!!! But I do remember Albany being a friendly place.
@@oshtoolman for sure man, most folks that both live and grew up here tend to smile and say hey to anyone passing by, we say yes ma'am/sir and no ma'am/sir. Id like to think that it's a laid back town for the most part. I live on the county line and I could see myself growing old here.
I lived in Albany for a few years than moved to Edison ga, I'm from Camden, NJ but moved here with my mom's, I don't recommend moving to the deep country if your used to the city it took me years to get used to it. Might still move back to new Jersey🤷🏽♀️🤣
It would be great to know how diverse the town/cities are on this list. I’m looking for diversity and a variety of cultures in the next city/town I move to.
Not saying they’re aren’t some great things/people here BUT most anywhere in west central GA (Lagrange/Hogansville/Grantville areas) has declined terribly. Nothing but drugs damn near. Imagine the little crew from Breaking Bad just x1000. Ive seen worse here than I did living in New Orleans & Charlotte. Maybe it’ll get better though 🤷🏻♂️
This is very useful. I assume you will have one for each state. Starting with the internet speed is great. Working from home preeminently and looking to move to a small town.
Warning: Trenton and Chatsworth are well within Marjory Taylor Greene's (R) district in northwest Georgia. She was duly elected by the people there. Just so you know.
Trenton is a nice place.....but another fact about it is Sand Mountain. It's the part where you DON'T want to go day or night if you're a person of color!!! They STILL have that mindset as the early 1900's!
TBH.... Warm Springs, Manchester, Pine Mountain, Shiloh and several other places in West Central Ga are much nicer and you aren't in the middle of nowhere.
5th generation of my family that was raised in Manchester and I often reminisce on the good times I had. Breaks my heart that it seems to be dying since so many people are moving away and businesses are failing. And I love the surrounding areas! The Bulloch house used to be so good and I hated when the fire happened
I love the video! I am honestly shocked by how expensive homes cost on this list. Most look great if you want to build, but I need to learn a ton more about that, before it becomes an option.
Everything above Atlanta is Deliverance territory. Interesting places to visit but I wouldn't want to live there. I can't believe the median home prices for those hole in the walls. There are plenty of nicer small towns here with similar median prices. Averages get jacked up when there are million dollar properties next to $60K properties in a town of 3,000 people.
The scary thing for us African Americans is that we have to be careful about moving into some of these small country towns due to racism still being alive….for example Forsyth, Ga is one for sure.
I was raised in Georgia but now live in Los Angeles. I find LA to be extremely racist and Law Enforcement does not have the resources to guarantee it’s citizens safety. Trying to get a carry permit is almost impossible but absolutely necessary. I would say Beirut Lebanon is similar to LA. Stay away at all costs.
I've lived in Buena Vista, GA most my adult life.. moving back there in 3 weeks. They have changed a lot! Very nice clean town. Schools are great. My grown children went to school there.. my 1st husband and his siblings grew up in Buena Vista. Again this video clip don't do it justice..
I do genealogy as a hobby and some of the most interesting documents I've found are people's wills, they would divide up pots ans pans specific articles of clothing, some of my ancestors were cobblers so they divided up those tools it's very interesting. I did find an ancestor that had slaves they were noted by name age and color , they had specific instructions on how they were to be treated and that they could not be sold or separated, they made specific instructions that they were to remain living in the house, they gave them items of clothing, animals like specific chickens and cows, furniture and money. I found it very interesting being able to kind of look into the past like that.
Lol this is Georgia for you this state has had many slaves in the past smh but as an African American reading this it’s a bit triggering so plz put trigger warning next time respectfully it just made my heart sink reading this it’s sad knowing the history period
Gray is not cheap to live in. The public schools are awesome so it's priced to keep out the rif-raf. Also, it's very cliquey. Land can be expensive as well.
Unless you are at least 5th generation born & raised (and never moved away) in Gray- you will always be an outsider. I definitely agree with your "cliquey" comment!
It seems everyone hates Xfinity! I've never heard of a person not hating them. A lot of really nice places on this video, very cool. I'd live in a few of those places---no snow!
I’m from South GA and you really left us out of the picture. We have some of the most beautiful towns here. Lakeland GA has the most beautiful murals on the buildings about their history. It isn’t that big but it’s lovely and I lived there for 22 years. My girls all went to school there and they are all successful women in good careers cause we have good college choices nearby and great school systems. Plus you have larger towns nearby within 15 to 20 minute drive with all the stores, malls and theaters you want.
I love Ga and "Middle Ga" is where I dwell. Loved the background about Gray and was pleasantly surprised to see them at 1! I'm doing some house hunting in that area! P.S. Georgia is beautiful as ever, top to bottom. You get some of everything in one state.
I live in rural Georgia and you never mentioned the actual internet provider in most of them. It is NOT Xfinity. Most of these areas are Windstream areas. Yes, it is Windstream working on putting GB internet service in these tiny rural towns.
Just what I was going to post. Everybody loves to hate Windstream, but they really are slowly bringing broadband to rural areas. Our local EMC just made a deal for them to use their poles. Maybe in a few years they'll get to me.
@@virginiamoss7045 Windstream have provided us with good and reliable broadband service over the last year, which was more than I expected after their poor reviews locally. But now we've replaced them with fiber from our local EMC that's both faster and cheaper. Since your local EMC already has power lines and so usually power poles too coming to every house, I'm surprised that they need to use Windstream's poles, but good on Windstream for making that deal!
I can't believe you say Atlanta is a good city, you need to watch the first 48 hours!!! The city is over priced and the affordable areas of the town is dangerous!
@@outbackigloo6489 NJ has been trash for decades now. It's not strictly about population numbers that makes Georgia different from New Jersey. The point I'm trying to make is that we don't want our state to be anything like yours. We aren't going to wait until there's 70 million people here to say that enough is enough.
@@LoganCharlesII - _Parts_ of New Jersey have been trash, just as _parts_ of Georgia have been trash for the past 50 or so years. Much of New Jersey still seems really nice though, and based on Briggs’ video, parts of Georgia are nice, as well. The worst things about New Jersey are that it is the most crowded state, it is expensive, and the taxes are high. It is still frequently rated as one of the ten _best_ states to live in though, and I agree with that assessment. If cities like Trenton, Camden, or Newark were better places to live, New Jersey would easily be top five. You described New Jersey as “my state”. I am not from New Jersey and I’ve never lived there, although I traveled frequently in that state, at least prior to the pandemic. Why did I bring up New Jersey? Because you claim that Georgia was “full” implying too crowded, and a counterexample would be the most densely populated/crowded state, which is New Jersey. Georgia has 10 million people; if it had New Jersey’s population density, it would be about 70 million.
I found some nice land in GA to buy but waiting over 11 years for a Green card so far just because I am from the UK the builders of my new home have been laid off ! :(
Fly to Mexico and come across the border, it's wide open. Not ending up under employed would be an issue. But they've all but thrown their hands up down there while Sleepy Joe is talking about travel restrictions to the state of Florida. Go figure.
Wow, my hometown and current town, Chatsworth made the list, it's even your thumbnail for the video. It's nice I suppose. Big drug abuse problems. No jobs here, gotta go to Dalton next door. But if you like outdoors and not doing anything lol it's your place
Cave Spring (yes there really is one...people come from miles around to get the water!) is another to add to the list. Great history! Home of the Georgia School for the Deaf & Hearn academy. Has one of the highest per capita populations of people with college degrees! 🥰
@@brianadams1907 , oh goodness. I have no idea. I was around a lot of them as I was out of LU72 as they are now too. But that’s been a long time ago. Face’s are more prevalent than names as you meet or just work around a lot of people. My last 12 years was working all over the states.
Really surprised to see my current town Hoschton on here because it's NOT CHEAP to live here. Median home prices are $336,000, which is great for my home value. Great town, low crime rate which is my reason for moving here to raise my children. Unfortunately it's growing rapidly with people trying to get out of crowded Gwinnett County next door and losing that small town vibe that I love.
It's like mini Gwinnett county now. I live north in Commerce. The residents of Commerce are doing everything in their power to keep the city from growing out of control.
@@barbaraaly6186 we sold our house in Hoschton, subdivisions going up all over the place, turning into a traffic nightmare. We are renting in Athens while we're getting ready to build on the lake in Elberton. That city won't be booming anytime soon, no jobs to pull people in that direction. I'm getting tired of running from the Atlanta jungle that continues to spread in all directions.
@@tracytuten5116 my late aunt Virginia lived her entire life trying to outrun it,she gave it a good go,She got as far as Griffin before she was called to Glory and no more roaming for She is now Home
