A new report lists Gainesville as the 17th (out of 30) best suburb to live in in Georgia.
moneyinc.com’s report also includes fourl other towns in the immediate Gainesville area: Suwannee (#4); Cumming (#20); and Buford (#25).
Here’s what the study has to say about Gainesville:
“Gainesville sits on the shores of Lake Lanier, providing residents with excellent recreational opportunities. The city is known as the “Poultry Capital of the World” due to its significant role in the chicken processing industry.
Housing prices in Gainesville remain more affordable than many Atlanta suburbs while offering quality neighborhoods. The median home price hovers around $290,000, making it accessible for first-time homebuyers and families.
The city features strong public schools and is home to the University of North Georgia’s Gainesville campus. This educational presence adds cultural diversity and economic stability to the area.
Downtown Gainesville offers a charming square with local shops, restaurants, and the historic Pearce Auditorium. The city’s healthcare options are excellent, anchored by Northeast Georgia Medical Center.
The community hosts several annual events including the Mule Camp Market festival, which draws visitors from across the region.”
You can check out the full list here: The 30 Best Suburbs to Live in Georgia: A Comprehensive Guide for Homebuyers