I was recently in Brunswick and one thing I will say is that it may be the friendliest place I’ve ever been. People were universally friendly and kind.
So far, I have learned so many things about Brunswick, Georgia who knows nothing about Atlanta from her channel. I am understanding the barriers St Simon, St lil Simon, Jakell and one other that I cannot recall. (Please correct me in the comments so I can learn myself of these areas) It’s a very small and historic town that is right in between to major cities which is Savannah and Jacksonville! It has good soil for farming and gardening since it is a coastal region. It seems like you can still have privacy while also joining the communities in town. And just like crime in most states, just move with caution and you should be just fine. Is there any highlights I’m missing for Brunswick, GA!?
I happened to stumble upon your videos (I'm not even sure why) and I'm kind of surprised that you are so enthusiastic about Brunswick. While I get "different stroke for different folks," I honestly don't see why anyone would intentionally relocate there. I grew up there, my grandfather was mayor for a number of years, and my family still lives there, so I know Brunswick very well. But I left as soon as I graduated from high school and never looked back. I still visit go down to visit family several times a year, and I'm always so disappointed in what a dump this city has become. Glynn Ave (Hwy 17) is shameful - derelict properties, seedy old hotels and restaurants, and a pervading sense of neglect. Lanier Plaza, which used to be the nicest shopping center in the city is shabby and run down. There has been some attempt to restore the historic downtown, but it is still not enough to revitalize the city and bring in tourism. Clearly, the economy is not strong enough to support a young and vibrant population with the median household income being less than $30K. Glad you like living there, but it isn't for everybody.
Hi Cassie! I am very interested in moving to Georgia! I love the coastal areas of Georgia and it is way calmer than Florida, which is where I am from.... Do you know any small coastal towns across Georgia but not too far from a major city?
I was recently in Brunswick and one thing I will say is that it may be the friendliest place I’ve ever been. People were universally friendly and kind.
Love to hear that!!!
Yes moving Sunday with my four kids
So far, I have learned so many things about Brunswick, Georgia who knows nothing about Atlanta from her channel. I am understanding the barriers St Simon, St lil Simon, Jakell and one other that I cannot recall. (Please correct me in the comments so I can learn myself of these areas) It’s a very small and historic town that is right in between to major cities which is Savannah and Jacksonville! It has good soil for farming and gardening since it is a coastal region. It seems like you can still have privacy while also joining the communities in town. And just like crime in most states, just move with caution and you should be just fine. Is there any highlights I’m missing for Brunswick, GA!?
I happened to stumble upon your videos (I'm not even sure why) and I'm kind of surprised that you are so enthusiastic about Brunswick. While I get "different stroke for different folks," I honestly don't see why anyone would intentionally relocate there. I grew up there, my grandfather was mayor for a number of years, and my family still lives there, so I know Brunswick very well. But I left as soon as I graduated from high school and never looked back. I still visit go down to visit family several times a year, and I'm always so disappointed in what a dump this city has become. Glynn Ave (Hwy 17) is shameful - derelict properties, seedy old hotels and restaurants, and a pervading sense of neglect. Lanier Plaza, which used to be the nicest shopping center in the city is shabby and run down. There has been some attempt to restore the historic downtown, but it is still not enough to revitalize the city and bring in tourism. Clearly, the economy is not strong enough to support a young and vibrant population with the median household income being less than $30K. Glad you like living there, but it isn't for everybody.
Thanks for your input! You're right, it's not for everyone which is why I try to share the pros AND the cons... every city/town has them :)
Does Brunswick still suffer the horrible smell from paper mills?
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Yes ma'am! It's not everywhere and Brunswick and not constant but it's still here!
Hi Cassie! I am very interested in moving to Georgia! I love the coastal areas of Georgia and it is way calmer than Florida, which is where I am from.... Do you know any small coastal towns across Georgia but not too far from a major city?
St Marys and Kingsland are right over the GA/FL line, so within 35-40 mins of Jacksonville, FL. Give me a call and we can talk more!
I would prefer Pembroke Pines, FL over any city in Georgia. I would also gladly move to another state before Georgia.
@@Wealthismybirthright I live in Weston! I hate it here! Disgusting!
Man sign me up!
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Stop sending Yankees to Glynn and Camden county. We have more than enough.