Hinesville, Georgia is a military city just outside of Savannah with the motto “home for a day or a lifetime.” “Most people are moving to Hinesville to come to the military base for Fort Stewart,” says Sherika Townsley, a local Realtor with Coastal Homes of Georgia LLC who has over 12 years of experience. “They are coming here because they have a job or some type of situation where they are going to be working or dealing with the base.” Fort Stewart’s 3rd Infantry Division is the largest Army installation east of the Mississippi. The civilian population in Hinesville of about 34,800 people is also strong due to its proximity to Downcity Savanah and its competitive pricing. “It’s not a city like Atlanta or Charleston, it’s got the bare bones. It’s not the kind of place you would just wake up and say, ‘I want to move to Hinesville Georgia.’ But it’s also for people who can’t afford to live in Savannah,” Townsley says.
Fort Stewart brings a majority of the residents to Hinesville and is by far the biggest employer in the area. Other than that, most of the employment in Hinesville is in trades, transportation services and utility services. The manufacturing industry also accounts for much of the jobs in and around Hinesville. The city has several medical centers outside of the base, including the Liberty Regional Medical Center and the Winn Army Community Hospital.
Fort Stewart is the largest Army Base east of the Mississippi River.
Large lots are among the neighborhoods of HInesville.
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New and affordable single-family homes
The median price for single-family homes in Hinesville is around $260,000, lower than the national average. “There are mostly single-family homes. Not a lot of townhomes per se because in that area there are not a lot of jobs for the average person. The base provides rentals for the soldiers,” Townsley says. The average number of days on the market for Hinesville homes is slightly higher than the national average. Homes in Hinesville are a draw for military personnel looking for more space or a newer property. The city offers a range of properties built in the early 1980s to new construction.
Hinesville homes feature a variety of materials.
Residents of Hinesville enjoy fenced yards and sidewalks.
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Fishing ponds and municipal parks
Hinesville’s seven municipal parks range from lakefront greenspaces like Bryant Commons Park to parks with baseball and soccer fields. Though many residents aren’t within walking distance of the city’s municipal parks, many are a short drive away. The city started a renovation project for Bradwell Park, located in the downtown area, that will eventually bring a stage, outdoor seating and a splash pad among other amenities to the park. Hinesville sees hot and humid summers, while winters are short and mild. FEMA gives Hinesville a relatively high risk for hurricanes.
The municipal parks of Hinesville offer soccer fields and other athletic facalities.
Large Pond at Bryant Commons Park in Hinesville, GA.
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Downtown Hinesville
Oglethorpe Highway is lined with restaurants and retail options. Hinesville Square is a larger retail area with box retailers and restaurant options. Downtown Hinesville is a small, but growing, part of the city. The area has a few local shops and restaurants, but the Hinesville Downtown Development Authority aims to bring more business to the area.
Downtown Hinesville is located in the heart of town.
Large retailers line the sides of Highway 84 in Hinesville.
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Hinesville's Small World Festival celebrates diversity
Downtown also hosts the local farmers market, which serves as a community gathering space and a spot to buy fresh, locally grown products. On a day-to-day basis, residents can check out the regularly scheduled exhibits and events at The Hinesville Area Arts Council Gallery. Annual festivals include the Scarecrow Stroll, Blues, Brews & BBQ and the Small World Festival. The Scarecrow Stroll is the biggest annual city event and features everything from hay rides to dunk tanks. The Blues, Brews & BBQ event features local musicians and a barbecue competition. The Small World Festival celebrates the diverse cultures and unique heritages that make up the Hinesville population with an International Food Court, World Market Place and more.
Easy highway and interstate access
Highway 84 cuts right through the city and can take residents northeast to connect with Interstate 95 and continue on to Savannah. “The closest city is Savanna, and that’s like a 45-minute drive,” Townsley says. Savannah Airport is the closest airport to Hinesville and is located about 30 miles away.
Liberty County Schools District
Students in Hinesville can attend Liberty County Schools, which received a B-minus rating overall from Niche. “The schools in my opinion are very good,” Townsley says. “The kids who go to those public schools come from around the world. I have four kids, and I think it’s great for kids to be around other kids who have traveled the world.”
Entrance of Liberty County High School in Hinesville, GA.
Front of Bradwell Institute located in Hinesville Georgia.
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Crime
Crime data in Hinesville has not been available since 2021, where the city saw an overall increase in violent and property crimes since 2020. “You get a sense of safety there. My parents live down there. It’s a town feeling versus a city feeling. Very rare that you hear of a lot of crime in Hinesville,” Townsley says.
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