What BestPlaces Users Say about Alabama
Alabama is a southeastern state known for its rich history, diverse landscapes, and southern hospitality. It is also known for its relatively low cost of living and strong sense of community. However, like any state, there are pros and cons to living in Alabama. To gain a better understanding of what it's like to live in this particular place, let's take a look at some user reviews from BestPlaces.net.
User Reviews:
1. "I've lived in Alabama my whole life and I wouldn't want to call any other place home. The people here are friendly and there's always something to do, whether it's enjoying the beautiful beaches or exploring historic sites. The cost of living is also affordable, making it a great place to raise a family." - Sarah T.
2. "I moved to Alabama for a job opportunity and have been pleasantly surprised. The scenery is breathtaking and the weather is great. However, one downside is the lack of diversity in some areas. But overall, I'm happy with my decision to make Alabama my home." - Michael R.
3. "I've lived in Alabama for over 20 years and have seen it go through many changes. While some areas are experiencing growth and development, others are struggling. The education system also needs improvement. But, I love the sense of community here and the strong values that are instilled in the people." - Emily D.
4. "I moved to Alabama from a big city and it's been an adjustment. The cost of living is lower, but so are the job opportunities. And the lack of cultural diversity can be frustrating at times. But the people are friendly and the food is amazing. Overall, it's a nice place to call home." - Alex M.
From these user reviews, it is clear that Alabama has a lot to offer in terms of its natural beauty, cost of living, and sense of community. However, there are also some challenges such as lack of diversity and areas in need of improvement. Ultimately, whether someone enjoys living in Alabama will depend on their personal preferences and priorities.
based on 20 ReviewsGet to know Alabama with the latest comments and reviews from people who live in or have visited Alabama
What do the funds in escrow mean for the country? - 11/22/2010
For almost three months the public outcry during the Gulf Coast oil spill was almost to the verge of a mutiny against the president and his leadership abilities. The coverage of his actions, or should I say, the actions that were expected was so embarrassing I was ashamed to be an American. Shame was something I never thought I would feel about my country during my lifetime. I had seen two former presidents use the military as their own person G.I Joes and I hid my shame. These were my Commanders in Chief and I gave an oath to protect this soil against all enemies, foreign and domestic. Yet when the oil spill began to reach threatening levels I once again saw a country being overly biased in the way the president handled the situation. I remember listening to a town hall meeting going on in California amongst a somewhat diverse audience and I had to shake my head in disgust after hearing some of the comments being made. True everyone is entitled to their own opinions, but many
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Moving Day! - 4/15/2010
Welcome to Alabama! First question: Are you for Auburn or Alabama? (college football - there is no other sport)! Choose your allegiance NOW! Question two: Which church do you attend? Question three: What is your name?
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cost - 8/19/2009
looking to relocate looking for a quiet city with good schools and
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low cost of living - 4/30/2008
moved here from FL, was paying nearly $ 3000 a year in property tax.The property tax here is $ 325.oo a year.as a retired federal employee I do not pay any state tax. the people are polite and helpful.the winters here are mild and the summers are a lot like Fl.many shopping malls and a varity of eating places overall an enjoyable place to
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Marshall County - 11/29/2007
Marshall County is a great place to live if you want to get away from everything. One of the cheapest cost of living in the country and a great place to raise kids. If you like the conveniences of a big or moderately size city it may not be for
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Life in Tallassee, Alabama - 2/22/2007
Life is good. So many choices here. The climate is excellent. Plenty to do. An hour and a half to Atlanta, 4 hours from the Gulf Coast and seafood! 20 minutes or less to Montgomery or Auburn-Opelika. Depending on whether you like the sophistication of a state capital, or the good life of a university town. Lots to see and do; state parks, restaurants, shopping, and
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