Discover Dunwoody, the official destination marketing organization for the city, has signed a new lease for office space at High Street, a mixed-use development in the heart of the Perimeter.
The move places the organization alongside the restaurants, retail, and experiences it works to promote, according to a release from the organization.
High Street’s first phase includes approximately 150,000 square feet of retail and restaurants, 600 apartments, 90,000 square feet of loft office space, and 222,000 square feet of existing office space connected by a central park.
Discover Dunwoody’s new office will be steps from High Street tenants and will include a dedicated podcast studio, home to Dunwoody Dialogues, Discover Dunwoody’s community broadcast program.
The studio will be available to community partners, local businesses, and organizations — expanding the show’s reach and providing a shared space for community broadcasting.
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High Street is owned and developed by GID, a real estate investor, operator, developer, and fiduciary.
Discover Dunwoody will join a business community at High Street that includes a new tenant, TriNet, an HR solutions company that is expected to occupy approximately 150,000 square feet and bring hundreds of jobs to Dunwoody over the next five years, according to the release.
“High Street represents exactly the kind of energy, accessibility, and destination appeal that makes Dunwoody special,” said Ray Ezelle, CEO and President of Discover Dunwoody in the release. “As we continue to tell Dunwoody’s story to visitors, meeting planners, business travelers, and residents, being located in the center of this exciting development gives us a front-row seat to the city’s continued growth.”
“Perimeter continues to solidify its place as a premier destination for business and community life, and Discover Dunwoody’s decision to relocate to High Street is a strong vote of confidence in that vision,” said Ann Hanlon, executive director of the Perimeter Community Improvement District and chair of the board for Discover Dunwoody.
The relocation reflects Discover Dunwoody’s commitment to being present in the places and communities it promotes, the release said. The move is expected to be completed by the end of 2026.
