Moving to Charleston, SC
After moving to Charleston and joining this city of over 120,000 residents, you’re sure to love living in a community surrounded by amazing beaches, top-of-the-line shopping, award-winning restaurants, and fabulous hotels, inns, and bed-and-breakfast facilities. Charleston is also quickly becoming a prime location for jobs in the technology industry. Higher education continues to be an important component to this area, as well, with extinguished institutions like the Medical University of South Carolina, College of Charleston, the Military College of South Carolina, and Charleston School of Law.
 

Moving to Charleston – Entertainment
The downtown peninsula of Charleston is well-known for its prominence in the art, music, and fashion industries. Charleston itself is located just south of the mid-point of the South Carolina Coastline which affords residents plenty of opportunities to enjoy the natural beauty found in this community. The area is also known for its exquisite sea food cuisine and dishes like fried oysters, shrimp and grits, deviled crab cakes, gumbo, and so many other tasty foods.

Of course, after moving to Charleston, you’ll want to be sure to visit one of their most popular attractions, the beach. There are plenty of great beaches to choose from in and nearby the local area, including:

• Folly Beach – a.k.a. “The Edge of America;” this charming beach is a barrier island only 15 minutes from downtown historic Charleston.
• Seabrook Island – this picturesque beach is located on the Atlantic shore, a quick 22 miles south of historic Charleston.
• Sullivan’s Island – you’ll find this to be one of the most casual, family-friendly beaches along the South Carolina coast.
• Isle of Palms – this pristine beach promises to be one of the best vacation get-a-ways you and your family can enjoy.

Weather and Education
Charleston’s climate consists of humid, hot summers and short, mild winters. There’s rainfall all year long. Summer is the wettest season. Fall remains very warm through November. Hurricanes are the major threat to the area, so be sure you know the hurricane precautions.

Your child will join the Charleston County School District upon moving to Charleston. There are 41 elementary schools, 32 middle schools, and 16 high schools.

A great place to live
When moving to Charleston, you are moving to a town where history lives, where the residents welcome you with open arms, and where the natural surroundings open the doors for a healthy and physically active lifestyle.

Getting to Charleston
Make your way to Charleston by using U-Pack^® Moving, the affordable Charleston moving option. U-Pack rates are comparable to truck rental, but you don’t have to drive! Here’s how it works:

• U-Pack arranges delivery of a moving container or moving trailer to your home.
• You load.
• U-Pack arranges transportation of your belongings to your new home in Charleston.
• You unload.

U-Pack makes moving affordable and stress-free.

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Moving to Charleston – helpful resources
City Website
Chamber of Commerce
City Guide
Local Dining
City Government

If we are not able to provide door-to-door delivery to your city near North Charleston, SC, you can save money by loading or unloading at the service center conveniently located in North Charleston, SC. If you have questions about serviceability to your location, please call us at 800-240-7422, and a U-Pack Moving Consultant will gladly help.