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Fairhope Cost of Living | How Much Does It Really Cost to Live In FAIRHOPE, AL?
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- čas přidán 26. 08. 2023
- REVEALED: How much does it really cost to live in FAIRHOPE, Alabama.-Are you ready to discover the captivating allure of Fairhope, Alabama? Nestled along the shimmering waters of Mobile Bay, Fairhope boasts a unique blend of old-world charm and modern conveniences. In this CZcams video, we'll delve into the heart of Fairhope, exploring its cost of living, home prices, and two incredible communities: River Mill and Fairhope Falls.
Fairhope offers a truly affordable slice of paradise. The cost of living here is remarkably reasonable compared to many other coastal towns. With a variety of housing options to suit different lifestyles and budgets, Fairhope welcomes both newcomers and long-time residents.
Join us as we take a virtual tour of the prestigious River Mill community. This idyllic neighbourhood showcases beautifully designed homes surrounded by lush greenery, creating a serene retreat for families and individuals alike. River Mill's country living vibe and easy access to the heart of Fairhope's charming downtown.
Get ready to be amazed by the enchanting Fairhope Falls community. This thoughtfully planned neighbourhood captures the essence of Southern living with its elegant homes and communal spaces. Immerse yourself in the vibrant community spirit, where neighbours become friends and every corner exudes warmth and hospitality.
But wait, there's more! In this video, we'll also touch on other factors that make Fairhope a remarkable place to call home. From its rich history and artistic vibes to its bustling local markets and waterfront dining, Fairhope offers an experience unlike any other.
Join us on this visual journey as we showcase Fairhope's beauty, affordability, and the incredible River Mill and Fairhope Falls communities. Whether you're considering a relocation, a vacation getaway, or simply want to explore this hidden gem, Fairhope, Alabama, has something to offer everyone.
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FAIRHOPE ARTICLES 03:07
OUR MOVE TO FAIRHOPE 01:51
LOVE IN FAIRHOPE 02:33
CAN YOU AFFORD FAIRHOPE? 03:52
HOA 06:03
WASTE MANANGEMENT 09:12
COST OF LIVING 10:30
FAIRHOPE FALLS 11:31
RIVER MILL 13:32
BOARDWALK 18:25
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I don't think I would be able to buy that boat, but that sounded good. I am looking in Foley, which I visited in 2021. I was gifted with a retirement trip to Orange Beach by my younger brother May of this year. Stayed on the beach waking up to the relaxation of the sound of the ocean, absolutely breathtaking. I am ready to leave Wisconsin like yesterday, just ready to be gone. Your videos are very inspiring and informative. Thank you
I'm glad they help! Moving down here is peaceful enough within itself, without getting a boat. It'll be so exciting for you! You'll love it ❤️❤️❤️
Will be there to look things over this coming weekend!!
We cant wait to meet yall! 😁
Hopefully one day…
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I stumbled upon Fairhope as I plan for retirement. It seems like there are a lot of smaller homes 3 beds 2 baths on one level which is what we would want. If it was golf cart friendly that would be great. May have to come down this summer to test out how hot it gets.
That's what a lot of clients do and we help them navigate the area so they're not coming in blind. Fairhope is very golf cart friendly, along with our neighboring communities!
Two more weeks and we are there,
Woohoo! 🥳 Can't wait to see ya'll as locALs officially!!
Is it african American friendly there?
It's human friendly to all races and ethnicities! 😃
Hopefully not.
Not if it wants to stay nice.
what about Crime? Safety for kids?
It's rated a B and the #1 place to live in our area via niche: www.niche.com/places-to-live/fairhope-baldwin-al/crime-safety/
People in Oklahoma are not happy about the influx of people who are moving here to! My sympathies Fairhope! 😆
😂 we believe it!!
You mean the Florida panhandle isn't part of Lower Alabama? That's what I've heard a lot of folks call it~ 😅
😆 No way! They wish they were this cool!!
just dontcome turn alabama into chicago
Great video
Thanks KJ 😁 You know we try❗️
Sarcasm?
@@LivingInLowerAlabama u welcome
Um, aren't the summers there BRUTAL?? Just asking what I heard.🤨
Depends on what you can handle, for sure! We can deal with 2 hot months for a beautiful 10 months!!
@@LivingInLowerAlabamaOK, I would definitely call that worth it, I just didn't think it would be that way on the Gulf. The people I know even in ORLANDO say it's 4 if not 5 bad months and the people I know in Boca Raton and Miami say it's even worse there.🤔
@barrypatrickius I believe it! Idk who would want to go that far south lol
@@LivingInLowerAlabama Yes, I know it is farther south, but how comfortable are May and June, and September and October? I am in New York and know people who don't even want to visit their relatives in Georgia, South and even North Carolina in any of those months. Some guy at my job came back from his family in North Carolina at the beginning of June and said it was already too much. He also did July and the last week in August and said except for an actual special occasion/event, never again! How different is Alabama from the southern coast states?
@@LivingInLowerAlabama Ok, Just watched your video, "The Sad Truth About Living In Alabama." Did NOT know you were from Chicago. Like I said, I am from New York--Long Island to be precise; while not mild, our winters are much milder than yours were. It's chilly in the SECOND HALF of the fall but not horrible, It's cold from the second half of December to the first half or to the end of February, so it sounds like pretty much a flip of what you have except mid forties to upper fifties is much more comfortable than the 80's or even the 70's with high humidity. Most of the people I know here are not crazy about weather below the upper 50's but DESPISE humidity and can't take it even in the 70's. They would actually rather have 48 degrees(and definitely 55 degrees) rather than 75-78 degrees(or even 72) with 65% or higher(or even 55%) humidity. How much of the year is actually humid and uncomfortable? I don't mean brutal, like July and August, but still noticeably sticky, humid and uncomfortable?
Way too expensive..nd homeowners insurance is overly priced too..but good luck to u guys
Depends on what you consider expensive. We just sold a brand new build for $270k with homeowners insurance AND property taxes below $900 each. That's over $100k below the average priced home in America!
This is bad for us BAMAS....
Do not move to Alabama if you like to drink. If you get a DUI they will make your life miserable for 6 months to a year. They own you for that amount of time and make you jump through a ton of hoops. Leaving soon
I wouldn't want to get a DUI, anywhere... 😵💫
Sounds like a great sales point for those of us who don't like drunk drivers. Count me in.
Good