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Ivey Creek Greenway - Buford, GA 
Perimeter Town Center - Sandy Springs, GA 
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Highway 211 Corridor - Braselton, GA 
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Four-lane East-West connector in sight
After more than a decade, officials have finally broken ground to widen the remaining 4.5-mile section of SR 20 that will create four-lane access across Gwinnett County, from its eastern border with Walton County to Forsyth County, on its western border.
more»Inland Launches New Website!
You are looking at it. Thank you to all of our clients and partners. Be sure to check out the projects page.Gainesville home permits hit record high this year
Gainesville has set a new record this year for the number of home permits issued, according to Community Development Director Rusty Ligon. “Thus far in 2014, the city has issued 258 permits for new homes,” Ligon said. “We could likely top 270 permits by the end of the year.” The previous record, set in 2007, more»State details project list of affordable housing
State officials have unveiled a list of 30 projects that will receive $22.4 million in federal housing tax credits to build or rehab affordable housing properties across the state. Gretchen Corbin, who heads the Department of Community Affairs, said this week the funds will increase the number of affordable housing units available to more»