Known for its warm climate and southern hospitality, Hall County is home to over forty-seven Fortune 500 firms, more than 300 manufacturing and processing concerns, and forty international companies representing ten foreign countries.

Ideally located in the center of one of the most vibrant business sectors in Georgia and the Southeast, the county features an infrastructure to support its diversified business environment. One of Hall County's newest corporate citizens is the Atlanta Falcons football team, which has built its new practice facility and headquarters in Flowery Branch.

Since 1990, Hall has experienced a 50% growth rate, therefore becoming an increasingly affluent business hub. The county seat of Gainesville is widely recognized as the trade, medical, educational, industrial, retail, cultural and recreation center of northeast Georgia. The county, along with its municipalities, boast a broad range of services, amenities and entertainment outlets that serve as major attractions for diversified business ventures.

Hall County Attractions

Chatahoochee Golf Club
Avid golfers will find an array of challenging golf courses with breathtaking scenery and unique features against the backdrop of the mountains and Lake Lanier.

Lake Lanier Islands Resort
Forty-five minutes from northeast Atlanta, Lake Lanier Islands Resort is situated on the shores of Lake Sidney Lanier and is Georgia’s most visited lakeside resort destination. The 1,100-acre resort provides a variety of amenities and services. Emerald Pointe Hotel & Conference Center, 30 lakeside cottages, two award winning golf courses Emerald Pointe and PineIsle, scenic horseback riding, spa services, famed wine tasting dinners, campsites and boat rentals from Harbor Landing are currently available for reservations. Each year, the Beach & WaterPark is open during the summertime and Magical Nights of Lights, the world’s largest animated holiday light extravaganza, takes place mid-November until the end of December.

Gold Creek Golf Club
Gold Creek was founded in 1995 as an 18-hole semi-private golf club, named by the Georgia Golf Association as the “Best Golf Course in North Georgia.” Then, for awhile, we were a 27-hole course. Today, we’re back to an 18-hole layout, offering the discriminating golfer a gorgeous, playable respite from the typically suburban courses in the area.