Tega Cay

**T.S.** · 01-13-2007, 01:15 PM

I like Tega Cay. Definitely a place that I would consider living if I was staying around the Charlotte area. I wish I could afford to get on Lake Wylie in Tega Cay.

**a1m1700** · 01-18-2007, 10:41 PM

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Originally Posted by T.S.

I like Tega Cay. Definitely a place that I would consider living if I was staying around the Charlotte area. I wish I could afford to get on Lake Wylie in Tega Cay.

Are the prices high for lake property in Tega Cay? I thought it was a lot more resonable than my Lake Norman

**T.S.** · 01-18-2007, 10:45 PM

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Are the prices high for lake property in Tega Cay? I thought it was a lot more resonable than my Lake Norman

I think that it is more reasonable than many Lake Norman properties, but still not exactly cheap.

**a1m1700** · 01-18-2007, 10:52 PM

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I think that it is more reasonable than many Lake Norman properties, but still not exactly cheap.

Oh that's to bad. I think we all should have came like 3 years ago.

mothermayi · 11-13-2008, 11:32 PM

Do you know that you can find homes in Tega Cay that start in the low to mid $100,000 range (course they might not be right on the water, and you may need to do some updating but they are out there).

And while the homes that sit right on the water in TC can range anywhere from the high $300,000 range and on up - we are surrounded by the lake so even if a home is not waterfront - you can still enjoy it in just a matter a minutes from anywhere within the city.

**PDXnative** · 11-13-2008, 11:42 PM

Cheap housing usually means no jobs, or low paying jobs. What is the economy like there?

mothermayi · 11-14-2008, 12:08 AM

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Cheap housing usually means no jobs, or low paying jobs. What is the economy like there?

Cheap is a relative term. Where you and I might think the houseing is cheap, there are others from other parts of the country that think the prices are on the high side.

But it regard to the economy it stinks around here just like anywhere else right now.

Most folks that live around here commute to Charlotte, NC (or surrounding areas). Course it does depend on what your line of work is - if you happen to be in IT, or Banking then I'd say stay where you are. But on the other hand if you are in the medical field, or a teacher, or engineer your chances are a little better on trying to find something. This area (meaning Charlotte, NC and anything within a 45 minute commute) has seen an incredible influx of transplants in a short amount of time so with that brings alot of people competing for the very same jobs.

But while we might have originally came here due to a job opportunity - we immediatly fell in love with the Carolinas and have no plans on ever leaving.

01-13-2007, 01:15 PM	#1 (permalink)
T.S. Member Join Date: Oct 12th, 2006 Location: MN to NC to FL to MN Posts: 709	Tega Cay I like Tega Cay. Definitely a place that I would consider living if I was staying around the Charlotte area. I wish I could afford to get on Lake Wylie in Tega Cay.

11-13-2008, 11:32 PM	#5 (permalink)
mothermayi Junior Member Join Date: Nov 11th, 2008 Location: Carolinas Posts: 26	Re: Tega Cay Do you know that you can find homes in Tega Cay that start in the low to mid $100,000 range (course they might not be right on the water, and you may need to do some updating but they are out there). And while the homes that sit right on the water in TC can range anywhere from the high $300,000 range and on up - we are surrounded by the lake so even if a home is not waterfront - you can still enjoy it in just a matter a minutes from anywhere within the city.

11-13-2008, 11:42 PM	#6 (permalink)
PDXnative Omnipotent Join Date: Jan 16th, 2007 Location: Portland, OR Posts: 1,850	Re: Tega Cay Cheap housing usually means no jobs, or low paying jobs. What is the economy like there? __________________ Where are we going, and why am I in this hand basket???