Georgia’s outstanding livability makes doing business and living here a pleasure. Georgia is known for: an
affordable cost of living and outstanding healthcare system to unmatched cultural and entertainment
Options. Georgia offers a variety of resources that make the state a great place to live, work and play.
A lower cost of living enables you to do more with the money you make, and maintain a higher standard of living. Want to buy a house? With low property tax and real estate costs, you can afford quite a lot of house in Georgia.
Georgia also offers you world-class healthcare. Throughout the state, Georgians can find quality medical and dental care in large and small communities via 151 general hospitals, more than 15,000 doctors and nearly 6,000 dentists. Atlanta’s hospitals offer some of the most advanced care and facilities in the nation. Georgia also boasts four outstanding medical schools including Emory University, Morehouse School of Medicine, Mercer Medical School and Medical College of Georgia.
Like to have a little fun in your off hours? We've got it all - from art museums to rock climbing. You can enjoy unlimited recreational and cultural opportunities. Georgia offers enthusiasts of boating, camping, fishing, golfing, hiking, tennis or just about anything a perfect backdrop for their activities. Georgia is also a true center for the arts. Atlanta hosts world-class museums, like the High Museum of Art and Fernbank Museum of Natural History, as well as two resident ballet companies, numerous theatre groups and an award-winning symphony.
Crave the change of seasons? Try all four of ours, each more spectacular than the last. A temperate climate allows for comfortable exploration of many of our destinations – year-round. Average summer temperatures are between 73 and 82 degrees. In winter, mean temperatures are between 51 and 56 degrees.
From the mountains to the coast and from ballet to baseball, Georgia offers you and your employees a quality of life that’s unsurpassed and just waiting to be enjoyed.
affordable cost of living and outstanding healthcare system to unmatched cultural and entertainment
Options. Georgia offers a variety of resources that make the state a great place to live, work and play.
A lower cost of living enables you to do more with the money you make, and maintain a higher standard of living. Want to buy a house? With low property tax and real estate costs, you can afford quite a lot of house in Georgia.
Georgia also offers you world-
Like to have a little fun in your off hours? We've got it all -
From the mountains to the coast and from ballet to baseball, Georgia offers you and your employees a quality of life that’s unsurpassed and just waiting to be enjoyed.
WHY MOVE TO OR INVEST IN GEORGIA?
“Georgia is home to 17 Fortune 500 Companies and Growing”
Recreation
Recreation options in Georgia range from lakeside resorts and mountaintop lodges, to 63 state parks and historic sites that offer a full range of outdoor and sports opportunities.
Spectators will enjoy Georgia’s professional sports teams, including:
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Braves, MLB
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Falcons, NFL
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Hawks, NBA
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Thrashers, NHL
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The new Atlanta Force in the Arena Football League
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NCAA teams from Georgia, Morehouse
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Georgia Tech, Georgia State, and others
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While Georgia golf is known for the Masters Tournament in Augusta, golfers have their choice of 128 public golf courses throughout the state.
Nature enthusiasts will find a world of exceptional options extending from the Appalachian Trail, Okefenokee Swamp and Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area to Cumberland Island National Seashore and miles of beaches along the Atlantic Ocean.
Cultural Opportunities
Cultural Opportunities Georgia’s cultural opportunities are just as impressive as our sporting and outdoor activities. In fact, Atlanta is the undisputed arts center of the Southeast, with:
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two resident ballet companies
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a symphony orchestra
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several permanent theater groups
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an opera company
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chamber music ensembles
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Atlanta’s High Museum of Art is the heart of the state’s cultural attractions, regularly hosting exhibits of internationally known artists and collections. Other attractions include:
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Atlanta Botanical Gardens
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Carlos Museum at Emory University
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Fernbank Science Center
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Zoo Atlanta
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Atlanta History Museum
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Callanwolde Fine Arts Center
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Georgians’ strong appreciation for culture and art provides support for other cultural attractions throughout the state:
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State Botanical Gardens in Athens
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Macon’s Museum of Arts and Sciences
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Meadow Garden in Augusta
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State Museum of Agriculture in Tifton
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Confederate Naval Museum in Columbus
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Fort Frederica National Monument on St. Simon’s Island
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There is something for everyone in Georgia
