c.1917 Six Bedroom Georgia Handyman Special on Half Acre+ $99K

119 E Johnson St, Temple, GA 30179     $89,000

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Pros: What’s Good About Temple, GA

• Relatively low cost of living & affordable housing

  • The overall cost of living in Temple is about 10 % lower than the U.S. average, and housing costs (mortgages, home-buying, rent) are substantially below national norms.

  • This makes home ownership or renting more accessible — a benefit for first-time buyers, families, or people seeking to stretch income further.

• Good livability metrics: employment & household income appear reasonable

  • Median household income in some reports for Temple is on the higher side (or at least not low), which suggests many residents do fairly well.

  • There is a noticeable portion of residents working from home or telecommuting — which could appeal to remote workers or those seeking flexibility.

• Small-town / suburban feel with some community-oriented atmosphere

  • Temple retains a smaller population (a few thousand people), giving a quieter, less crowded feel than big cities.

  • Recreation and local amenities — such as parks, community recreation programs, and neighborhood-oriented services — are available, giving a sense of community and family-friendliness.

• Lower crime rates (relative to many U.S. cities)

  • Overall crime in Temple is reported as lower than the national average.

  • Violent crime in particular appears relatively low.

Cons / Challenges: What to Watch Out For

• Small size and limited amenities

  • As a small city, Temple doesn’t have the breadth of amenities, nightlife, cultural offerings, or broad diversity of services that a larger metro area would.

  • For things like specialized shopping, entertainment, or certain kinds of convenience, residents may need to travel outside of town.

• Dependence on car / limited public transportation

  • Public-transit options are minimal or non-existent in many parts of Temple; most residents rely on personal vehicles.

  • Commute times for many workers are somewhat longer than ideal.

• Some weaknesses in education / school-system metrics (per certain sources)

  • In some evaluations, the local schools and educational outcomes score lower than state or national averages in testing, graduation rates, or student-teacher ratios.

  • For families prioritizing top-tier public education, this may be a consideration or a drawback.

• Smaller population — limited diversity of social/cultural opportunities

  • Temple’s small population means fewer people, fewer neighborhoods, and less variety in social, cultural, ethnic, or economic diversity than many larger cities.

  • For people used to urban variety or seeking a wide range of experiences, Temple might feel a bit restrictive or “quiet.”