Augusta County and surrounding areas
- Summerville — the Hill, large older homes on mature lots with established gardens
- Olde Town — the historic downtown district, where exterior work often has review conditions
- Harrisburg — an older mill village grid with compact lots and narrow rear access
- Sand Hills — one of the oldest neighbourhoods in the city, small lots and older housing
- National Hills — mid-century homes on level lots near Augusta National
- Forest Hills — 1930s and post-war homes on wooded lots around the golf course
- West Augusta — post-war ranch homes and later subdivisions, wide flat driveways
- South Augusta — 1960s and 70s subdivisions on generous lots
- Goshen — later subdivisions with two-car driveways and open back yards
- Pepperidge — a planned subdivision of ranch and split-level homes
- Windsor Spring — suburban subdivisions along the Windsor Spring corridor
- Walton Way — the corridor between Summerville and downtown, mixed older housing
- Hillcrest — established homes on rolling ground west of the city centre
- Montclair — post-war subdivision housing with standard rear yards
- Apple Valley — suburban homes on level lots
- Lake Olmstead — older homes near the lake with mature tree cover
- Bethlehem — an older neighbourhood close to the city centre
- Turpin Hill — compact lots in one of the older parts of south Augusta
- Barton Village — suburban housing on the eastern side of the city
- Brynwood — a quiet residential subdivision with wide lots
- Martinez, GA — unincorporated Columbia County, large suburban lots and newer builds
- Evans, GA — the fastest-growing part of the metro, newer subdivisions and big back yards
- Grovetown, GA — newer construction on level ground west of Augusta
- Harlem, GA — a small town west of Grovetown, larger rural lots
- Appling, GA — rural Columbia County, acreage properties and long driveways
- Hephzibah, GA — southern Richmond County, larger lots and rural frontage
- Blythe, GA — a small rural town south of Augusta
- Fort Eisenhower — military housing and the surrounding rental market
- Downtown Augusta — commercial frontage and mixed-use blocks along Broad Street
- West Lake — a golf community in Columbia County with larger properties
- Jones Creek — a golf-course subdivision in Evans with substantial homes
- Riverwood Plantation — a large planned community in Evans
- Crawford Creek — newer subdivision housing in Evans
- Bartram Trail — Columbia County subdivisions near the river
- North Augusta, SC — across the river, a mix of older housing and new subdivisions
- Aiken, SC — equestrian country with large properties and long private drives
- Belvedere, SC — suburban Aiken County across the Savannah
- Clearwater, SC — older mill-town housing on modest lots
- Graniteville, SC — a historic mill village with compact lots
- Langley, SC — small-town housing in Aiken County
- Beech Island, SC — rural properties with acreage and long driveways
- New Ellenton, SC — small-town housing south of Aiken
- Warrenville, SC — rural Aiken County housing
- Bath, SC — a small community near Clearwater
- Burnettown, SC — suburban housing in Aiken County
- Gloverville, SC — older mill housing near Aiken
- Jackson, SC — a small town near the Savannah River Site
- Edgefield, SC — historic small town north of North Augusta
- Trenton, SC — rural Edgefield County
- Johnston, SC — small-town South Carolina, larger lots
- Wagener, SC — rural Aiken County
- Windsor, SC — rural community in Aiken County
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