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When choosing a new headquarters location, TriNet looked for the area best connected to metro Atlanta’s workforce. That’s why they chose Perimeter: with three MARTA stations and the 285/400 interchange in the neighborhood, nearly all of Atlanta’s workforce can access Perimeter easily.

MARTA ridership bumped up by 20,000 trips in the last week of February, partially because of Atlanta’s federal workers returning to the office. As more commuters hit the road and office leases keep getting signed, workers wonder: is telecommuting a thing of the past?   While it spiked to a topic of international conversation during the…

Maybe you’ve heard about the Peachtree Dunwoody road updates coming to Sandy Springs, or Dunwoody’s growing array of multi-use trails. Certainly, you’ve seen MARTA’s new trains. There’s more happening, just out of sight: here’s a look at several transportation projects that have been in the works around Perimeter.   Now approaching…  Last month, MARTA’s new cars…

All the way back in 1999, two groups of developers, owners, and commuters joined together to make Perimeter a better place to be. The Perimeter Community Improvement Districts (CIDs) focus on neighborhood improvements like road updates and new development, while the Perimeter Connects transportation management association (TMA) helps commuters get around traffic and to their…

The Ashford Dunwoody Path, which is currently being installed alongside Ashford Dunwoody Road between Hammond Drive and Mount Vernon Road, is nearing completion.

Have you seen the street view? Perimeter’s neighborhood is filling out more complete streets with bike paths, updated sidewalks, and extra amenities to create a safer place for pedestrians. Alongside the progress on Dunwoody’s master trail plan, Sandy Springs’ trail investments, and Brookhaven’s multimodal study, the Perimeter CIDs have a hand in updates all around…