In 2009 Warner Robins was named the best place in Georgia in which to raise a family by Business Week magazine, and this title was renewed in 2010. The Warner Robins Area Chamber was additionally named one of the top three chambers of commerce in its division in 2009, and in 2012 CNN Money magazine called Warner Robins the seventh best place to live for America's smaller cities. Needless to say, the small town has garnered a serious amount of attention from big names in recent years, and it is no surprise to see that the population has seen an increase. The humid subtropical climate of Warner Robins is another pull factor for new residents, experiencing hot, humid summers with mild winters and rare snowfall. The tornado activity in the area is, however, slightly higher than the Georgia state average.
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Related: Warner Robins real estate data & listings
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A growing town in Georgia, Warner Robins has experienced a population increase of 36% since 2000 to 2010. The city is part of the larger Macon-Waren Robins Combined Statistical Area and is home to around 35 square miles of land and many large and refined houses available for sale. Houses in this area tend to be of a lower cost and of a newer building date, providing all the luxury of a comfortable and inhabitable home for less of the financial sacrifice.
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