Hattiesburg is quite an interesting city. Positioned at the fork
of the Leaf and Bouie Rivers... the heart of south Mississippi's rolling
piney woods... Hattiesburg provides a unique blend of affordability and a high
standard of living for its over 50,000 residents.
Downtown Fountain
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As
a Metropolitan Statistical Area, Greater Hattiesburg has a combined population
of more than 115,000 residents within the city limits as well as Forrest and
Lamar Counties. Our city has been the recipient of numerous commendations
touting its high quality of life - including colleges, a state university,
acclaimed public and private schools, award-winning health care systems, 300+
churches and synagogues, 14 golf courses and outstanding recreational
facilities as well as outstanding programs in music, theater, and art.
Relaxing Lunch at Timberton Golf Club
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In
recent years, America's Council of Mayors selected Hattiesburg as "America's
Most Livable Small City". In 1999, the city was named one of the top 50
choices for business expansion and relocation. Hattiesburg was a runner-up at
the 1998 All America Cities Awards competition, and is listed as one of the top
five "Best Cities for Retirement" as well as "Best Small Metro Area" in 1997
Places Rated. Hattiesburg is also a "Certified Retirement Community", and has
been rated "Number One" in medical facilities among small cities in the United
States!
Historic District during annual Victorian Christmas
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Hattiesburg is a progressive southern city that serves as an
excellent backdrop for the best things life has to offer - like raising a
family or retiring, making a new start or adding to your collection of
memories. Hattiesburg, Mississippi - a great place to call HOME!
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What are the three most common environmental toxins for which homes are tested?
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Mold, asbestos, and lead are tested by specialized inspectors as a regular part of many real estate contracts. |
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