Discover the tools and resources you need to support economic growth and make informed decisions for your business and community. Our curated list of regional partners, local economic development offices, and community improvement districts offers access to critical data, insights, and programs that drive success in the Greater Perimeter area.
Regional Economic Development Resources
COMMUNITY PARTNERS
Perimeter Connects
Perimeter shouldn’t just move—it should also thrive. We empower employees, employers, and property managers with personalized consulting, transforming everyday commutes into experiences. When commutes work seamlessly, employees are happier, tenants are satisfied, and the entire community benefits. Partner with us and make a tangible difference in how Perimeter travels.
The Atlanta Regional Commission (ARC) and its predecessor agencies have been working since 1947 to plan for a better, brighter Atlanta region. Over the years, ARC’s work portfolio has evolved and now includes regional transportation planning, aging services, community development, water resources management, workforce development, and homeland security.
ARC is charged with considering issues from a regional perspective and working with its community partners to plan the investments and programs needed to improve quality of life for all residents.
The City of Brookhaven, Office of Economic Development has an extensive arsenal of tools that it employs to further its mission of establishing effective business recruitment efforts, supporting and encouraging the expansion and retention of the City’s existing employers, and cultivating an environment that encourages and supports the success of small business. Click the "learn more" button for more information on our programs and assets.
The City of Chamblee Economic Development Department works to develop, promote, and implement plans, programs, and policies to attract and retain business and industry to the City.
The City of Doraville, Economic Development Department is charged with fostering a thriving ecosystem for business and investment. Over 1,600 businesses generating an average of $5.5 million makes Doraville the second best place in Georgia to start a business, according to a 2015 NerdWallet survey.
City of Dunwoody, Economic Development, Creating an economic landscape for a brighter future.
Located just north of Atlanta, Dunwoody is a thriving hub for business, shopping, dining, and hospitality. With convenient access to mass transit and major highways, it offers proximity to Georgia's top attractions while maintaining small-town charm.
Dunwoody's business-friendly environment, diverse recreation, affordable living, and educated workforce make it an emerging center for employment, transportation, and innovation.
The City of Sandy Springs Economic Development Department is dedicated to fostering a vibrant business environment by offering comprehensive support to businesses of all sizes. Our services include assisting in site selection, talent recruitment and training, and connecting businesses with key partners and resources. We also provide access to economic incentives designed to attract new businesses and support the growth of existing ones. Our goal is to establish effective business recruitment efforts, support and encourage the expansion and retention of the city's existing employers, and cultivate an environment that encourages and supports the success of small businesses.
COUNTY PARTNER
Decide DeKalb Development Authority
Decide DeKalb is a leading authority in economic development known for attracting and retaining regional, national, and international companies to DeKalb County. We are committed to helping businesses maximize their potential and feel passionate about the future of local opportunity in DeKalb County. Let us know how our diverse array of economic development programs and services can help your business grow and thrive.
The Development Authority of Fulton County (DAFC) is among the preeminent development authorities in the southeastern United States. It has issued more than $25 billion in bonds and helped well over 450 businesses and institutions build, renovate, expand or relocate in Fulton County, Georgia.
COMMUNITY IMPROVEMENT DISTRICTS
Assembly Community Improvement District
Commercial property owners have agreed to form a CID to serve as a tool to facilitate infrastructure improvements connected to the redevelopment of the former Doraville General Motors assembly plant and the surrounding area.
The Chamblee Doraville Community Improvement District is a public-private partnership among local commercial property owners and governments including the cities of Chamblee and Doraville. The CID advances capital improvement projects and community services critical to the safety and vitality of our business community.
Perimeter Community Improvement Districts
The PCID is home to Fortune 500 companies, the largest retail mall in the state, casual to fine dining locations, premier retailers and multi-and single-family housing options- all woven together with exceptional transit access and last-mile connections.