3 Reasons to Buy Land in Georgia

If you’ve ever been to Georgia, then you know without a doubt that the whole state features some of the prettiest scenery you’ll see anywhere in the country. That alone is reason enough to buy land in Georgia, but you may need a bigger push before making move. If so, consider these 3 reasons and then give us a call.

Georgia Is Having a Moment

It’s hard to miss the fact that Atlanta is one of the hottest cities in the United States, but that’s not all Georgia has going for it. Augusta is the jewel of American golf and is best known for hosting The Masters golf tournament each spring. It's year-round mild temperatures have made it a great place to settle down, blending modern comforts with the history of being the second oldest city in the state.

Macon is also on the rise, featuring a bustling downtown and some incredible outdoor activities for those seeking excitement, and for fans of the Allman Brothers Band. You can visit the home the band lived and performed.

All of our land is located within a short drive of these metro areas. You can benefit from the city action without giving up your peaceful home life. Just hop onto one of the nearby highways or interstates, and you’ll be near shopping, dining, and culture in no time.

Low Cost of Living

Even with these metro areas thriving, the cost of living in Georgia is still relatively low. You can purchase land in Georgia for a fraction of the cost of property in other states. All your other necessary purchases, such as groceries, clothing, and entertainment average 10% less than other states.

On top of the lower cost of living, there is no state income tax. You’ll save money on purchases and keep money when tax time arrives. It’s definitely a lucrative opportunity.

Four Seasons Each Year

Sure, the summers can get pretty hot and humid, but for the most part, all the seasons in Georgia are beautiful. You’ll enjoy blooming flowers in the spring; slow, lazy days in the summer; bold, gorgeous colors in the fall; and perhaps even a snowflake or two in the winter.

It’s not easy to find a home in the United States that offers four distinct seasons. On top of that, the climate remains temperate, with an average annual high of 69° and a low average of about 49°.

If this sounds like your cup of sweet tea, then give us a call or stop by our office for a visit. We’d love to help you locate the perfect plot of land here in Georgia to build your future on.