Gainesville-Hall County is the regional center for financial and medical services, so it makes sense to serve as a retail hub for Georgia as well. The Greater Hall Chamber facilitates partnerships between government and developers and supports development with timely and accurate information.
Area demographics play a large role in selecting a retail development location. The Greater Hall Chamber retail initiative effort serves to:
- Enhance the quality of life
- Complement Gainesville-Hall County’s position as a tourism destination
- Diversify the tax base and economy
- Attract sales tax dollars to support education & infrastructure initiatives
Contact Tim Evans, President & CEO: (770) 532-6206 or email.
Gainesville Renaissance, a mixed-use development located on the fourth side of the square in downtown Gainesville, is full of new tenants. The three-story project includes 20,000 square feet of retail and restaurant space, which includes Cotto Italian restaurant, Taqueria Tsunami restaurant, Kilwin’s, Onward Reserve, Boarding Pass Coffee, eight condominiums, and a pocket park. The second floor is the new home to Brenau University’s Lynn J. Darby School of Psychology and Adolescent Counseling.