flourishing together
Harmony lies at the heart of historic Downtown Auburn, complementing its vision for sustainable growth and vitality in a thriving city center destination. The neighborhood is thoughtfully woven around the town’s developing heart and hub, blending the two seamlessly into one vibrant walkable community. Auburn was honored as a 2021 Visionary City by The Georgia Municipal Association and Georgia Trend magazine.
municipal complex
Providing an iconic gateway into the city center, Auburn’s new City Hall is a nod to history with its architecture designed to recreate the historic administrative building at the town’s original college, the Perry-Rainey Institute, constructed in 1892 and torn down in 1958. With more than 33,000 square feet to accommodate current and future city operations, the Municipal Complex will be home to Auburn’s city business offices, Court Services, Mayor and Council chambers and Police Department.
auburn elementary
Harmony’s youngest residents can find education and activities at Auburn Elementary School, just one block away.
The surviving structure of the original Perry-Rainey Center campus, the former girl’s dormitory building built in 1902, is now a newly renovated special events space where residents and visitors can appreciate the timelessly graceful architecture.
perry-rainey center
Interested in investment opportunities in Metro Atlanta? Look no further than Auburn, Georgia!
Situated centrally between Atlanta, Athens and Gainesville, this location is primed for growth in the coming years with recently completed City Hall and planned development to restore Downtown including new restaurants, retail and greenspace.
Rowen New Development
Rowen, a planned 2,000-acre mixed-use megaproject and “knowledge community” between Atlanta and Athens in Gwinnett County, has completed a $32-million infrastructure project described by officials as “complete streets” across former woodlands. At more than 10 times the size of Piedmont Park, Rowen is envisioned as a mix of lab, office, and civic spaces, alongside a mix of multifamily buildings, cafes, start-up hubs, parks, and public trails.
