I just checked and Comcast provides 25 Mbps service here for $20/month. There’s a large number of tiers going up to 1000 Mbps at $85/month, and an even pricier 2000 Mbps option. Other providers are available including CenturyLink, who offers 100 Mbps for $50/month and 1000 Mbps for $65/month.

Very few places have access to a symmetric fiber connection. I know from plugging in addresses over and over into Comcast and Centurylink’s website while searching for properties.

And Centurylink is desperate to ensure that this kind of manual plugging of addresses into websites is the only way to find out anything about availability.

I learned to assume any development older than 2010 with buried utilities does not have fiber.

Unfortunately that's not really accurate. :(

CenturyLink has aerial fiber and underground copper in several areas. For example, in Aberdeen it happened because they got a grant from the FCC.

The whole situation is a mess, and CenturyLink likes the mess.