Moving guide Β· Ontario β South Carolina
Moving from Toronto to Myrtle Beach
Sixty miles of beach and over 80 golf courses. Here's how life in Myrtle Beach compares with Toronto, and what changes when you cross the border.
Myrtle Beach is roughly 13Β°C warmer than Toronto in January (about -5Β°C β 8Β°C), with about 119 cm less snow a year. A typical home costs roughly 58% less in Myrtle Beach (about C$1,050,000 vs US$320,000, compared at a sample exchange rate), and everyday costs in Myrtle Beach are below the US average. For lifestyle, you gain beach and golf and leave behind big city, food scene and live music. (Approximate figures.)
Weather
- January average
- -5Β°C β 8Β°C (+13Β°)
- July average
- 22Β°C β 27Β°C (+5Β°)
- Sunny days a year
- 200 β 215
- Snow a year
- 120 β 1 cm
Money (approximate)
- Cost of living index
- 125 β 93
- Typical home
- C$1,050,000 β US$320,000
- Property tax rate
- 0.7% β 0.5%
- Provincial or state income tax
- Medium β Medium
- Health care in Myrtle Beach
- Private, ~US$520/mo (approx.)
Getting around in Myrtle Beach
- Airport
- 15 min
- Ski hill
- 3h+
- Beach or lake
- 5 min
- Main industries
- Tourism, golf, retirement
Lifestyle and risks
Crossing the border
Moving from Canada to the USA
- Staying vs. moving
- Mortgages
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- Health care
General information, not legal or tax advice. Rules change; confirm your situation with a licensed immigration lawyer and cross-border tax adviser.
Climate, cost and risk figures are approximate and for comparison only. Prices are in each place's local currency.