Is SUMMERVILLE SC Overrated? PROS and CONS You Need to Know!

[@davidrider8465]

Been watching your videos for years. Thanks for the video on Summerville I enjoyed it. I have moved from Little River to Summerville. It’s a good area. David

[@RyanMcHughLivinginSummerville]

Thanks, David! Glad you enjoyed it.

[@blessedhope826]

What is the rental situation like? I’m in NH and thinking of moving

[@jamesvelvet3612]

I left the Toll Bros design studio in Summerville (build is in MB) $140k lighter. Adds up quickly ;--)

[@MetalScholar_007]

We moved from West Lafayette, IN (smack between Chicago and Indianapolis) to Summerville, SC in 2020. Although we love the ocean and mild winters of SC, the Midwest gives you the “best bang for your buck” in terms of affordability, education, infrastructure, and accommodations/recreation IMO. We’ve had our “time in the sun,” but we are looking to move back to IN soon.

[@Mr_CigarJaxGuy]

My ol lady is a Summerville native and came down to Jacksonville here for our job market and it's a much bigger area. Yeah, we have our crime issues of course but we are less than 3 hours away from her hometown so she can visit anytime. As you can imagine when she tells me traffic is bad I laugh. We are 800+ square miles city limit wise and have nearly a million people. When she says Charleston has sketchy areas I always laugh too. Mu section of the city alone is 2.5x bigger than Summerville area wise and the population is nearly 3x more. You can imagine how that conversation goes my good sir lol.

[@RyanMcHughLivinginSummerville]

Valid points! 👍🏻

[@leebadger3794]

I live in charleston SC all my life. Don't move here. It's getting to the point I can't get to work

[@tonyr7327]

Is that pizza you were eating as good as real NY pizza?

[@RyanMcHughLivinginSummerville]

If you’re referring to the shot where I am eating a “Brooklyn South” slice, then yes it’s as good as NY pizza 🍕

[@willsiii2866]

Lennar 😂

[@StuartBehrens]

Who do think is the best builder?

[@QRose75]

As a local truck driver in this area, I have been rear-ended 8 times in the last 6 years alone...just for reference. Don't forget, all these new houses/businesses are being built in the swamplands. We have to "muck and fill" these areas every day of the week. Your house/business will sink, crack etc in a very short time. All the New Englanders that are used to paying $8,000/mo for a studio apartment are moving here think they're getting a discount is actually messing up the economy for the rest that are making less than $20/hr and cant afford $2,000+/mo. It's a huge bubble that is going to burst one day soon. The last 3 minutes of this video should be included in the Gospel though.

[@RyanMcHughLivinginSummerville]

@@QRose75 that’s unfortunate and frustrating, I’m sorry to hear that. People need to get off the phones. Additionally they need to respect that we have a ton of large trucks on the roadways to help deliver what we need to our area. I see people cutting off large trucks all the time. Hopefully people will start to learn.