12 Cheap Coastal Cities to Live or Buy Property in USA

Skerry Harry
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Published 2022-10-02
If you’re a remote worker within the States looking for nice change of scenery, a retiree looking to spend their final days in a relaxed atmosphere, or someone who is just searching for a budget-friendly location on the coastal side of the country to spend your day to day life. Then the cities mentioned in this video might be your best bet, as these are some of the most affordable coastal cities to reside within the US. While, As far as coastal cities in the United States are concerned, most of them are quite expensive especially the ones located on the West Coast. However, the cities listed in this video are located in the South-eastern Coast and are all ranked according to there cost of living and median home value price; which was accumulated from Zillow and realtor.
So, here are 12 cheap coastal cities to live & buy property in United States.

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All Comments (21)
  • @kates5528
    I’m gonna try to get through this, but the narration AI is super annoying to me just pay a person
  • @kcsnew
    You have been providing critical valuable information about the best and cheap cities across the globe. Liked and subscribed, watching most of your videos. Cheers 👌
  • @trj4941
    Just make sure you don't buy in a hurricane or flood prone area. Unless you live on a houseboat, water can be really inconvenient.
  • @agl5132
    Just because they're cheap doesn't make them desirable. Many of these are unsafe. People create these reports by statistics put out by realtors and commerce sites wanting to sell properties and draw new residents without being honest as to what it's really like.
  • @shapeoftimes
    You are right about the weather in the south. We recently visited Miami, Florida and although we absolutely loved it and want to go back and explore more, it was really hot and humid. Cheers from Canada!
  • @marksnyder8189
    Median price is a realtor's con. Houses in bad shape in crime-ridden neighborhoods sell for less, thus lowering the median. When it says safety concerns may cause you to want to move your choices about Baltimore, it means you don't want any house close to the median price there. Actually lots of these towns have significant crime issues. My choices would be Mobile, Corpus Christi, Pensacola, Savannah, and Wilmington. They have crime but there are good places with reasonable housing prices.
  • @ParvezJamali92
    please also make video on best desert and Mountain towns or cities to live in USA 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇵🇰🇵🇰
  • @lifeasheather8014
    They clearly didn’t research gang violence. Mobile Alabama is full with gangs. Baltimore Maryland is ridden with gangs as is Myrtle Beach South Carolina. It’s a surprise me though and he did not mention Gulf Shores, Alabama, which is safe and so beautiful.
  • @specialrazor
    Thanks for the video! As far as I understood no western coast cities/towns were mentioned. Is the life cost rather higher there?
  • @nicholasholiday941
    New Orleans isn't even close to the coast. Who does the research for this stuff? The closest beach is in Missippi about an hour away. Grand Isle La is about two hours away. Neither of the beaches are much to look at and the water is very muddy. There are many reasons to visit Louisiana: history, culture, food, architecture, hunting, boating, fishing, but not the beach. The closest really nice beaches start in Alabama and continue allong the Florida panhandle or you can take the ferry to Ship Island off Missippi if is open. The water is better out there.
  • @sherrymiller2302
    Coastal cities are for vacations. Too many problems living there!
  • @JJacks920
    Nothing on the west coast, the most beautiful coast..
  • @dahyek341
    As for me coastal city is like for two weeks rest😂
  • @b.a.8753
    310k in Jacksonville is only in a bad neighborhood
  • @EsBizRealEstateAdvisors
    FLorida is overpriced for the past three years ..started around 2020. On top pf that we are the must Expensive coverage for insurance and property taxes have increased. Ridiculous..