Latest reporting from the Business desk.
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The Johns Creek Chamber of Commerce is hosting a free 90-minute Georgia SBDC webinar on Tuesday, Nov. 10, to help local business owners assess and respond to tariff impacts and supply chain disruption.
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A 2022 traffic study projects westbound morning delays at Medlock Bridge Road and Johns Creek Parkway could jump from 186 to 277 seconds without road improvements as Medley's first phase opens Oct. 29, but city officials say lane widening already completed and a planned third through lane should keep wait times manageable.
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The LaunchPad Performance Co., an indoor baseball and softball training facility on Jones Bridge Road, held its grand opening and Chamber ribbon cutting Sept. 27, while Stars Integrative Care, a medical and mental health practice on Johns Creek Parkway, has its Chamber ribbon cutting set for Oct. 28.
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A North Atlanta Star analysis of Zillow and Freddie Mac data shows that buying a typical $695,000 Johns Creek home at the current 6.95% mortgage rate costs about $3,681 a month in principal and interest, compared with $2,548 in typical rent, a gap that widens once taxes and insurance are added.
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More than 4,890 Georgia residents, including Johns Creek consumers, are eligible for debt relief or restitution checks from a $694 million multistate settlement with subprime auto lender Credit Acceptance Corporation, effective Nov. 2.
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Montreal-based Worximity is assessing several Johns Creek manufacturers for real-time production monitoring after a partnership brokered by the Johns Creek Chamber of Commerce and Investment Quebec.
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Piedmont Cancer Institute opened its seventh metro-Atlanta office in Johns Creek with a Chamber of Commerce ribbon cutting on Monday, Sept. 14; the office at 11315 Johns Creek Parkway staffs two oncologists serving patients across north Fulton, Gwinnett and Forsyth counties.
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Medley's walk-in job fair on Wednesday, Sept. 16, aims to fill more than 300 positions across a dozen named retailers and restaurants ahead of the Johns Creek development's Oct. 29 grand opening.
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Toro Development named Johns Creek native Madilyn Browning concierge manager at Medley, the $560 million mixed-use development on McGinnis Ferry Road, ahead of its Oct. 29 grand opening.
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Johns Creek placed fifth nationally and first in Georgia on U.S. News & World Report's 2026-2027 Best Places to Live rankings, dropping from the No. 1 national spot it held the prior year.
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Johns Creek's unemployment rate dropped to 3.1% in July, down from 3.4% in June, but the improvement came alongside 105 fewer employed residents and a shrinking labor force, according to new Georgia Department of Labor data.
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A ConsumerAffairs/Redfin analysis names Johns Creek among North Atlanta's strongest buyer's markets, with metro Atlanta sellers outnumbering buyers by 88% in July, but mortgage rates near 6.7% and hidden repair costs mean discounts may not lower monthly payments.
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U.S. Census Bureau data shows Johns Creek generated $8,909 in retail sales per resident in 2022, the lowest among North Atlanta cities compared and less than one-fifth of neighboring Alpharetta's $49,222, a gap driven by decades of residential-focused land use that the city's $560 million Medley development aims to address.
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Georgia's July jobs report shows unemployment at a three-year low of 3.3%, but the state lost 9,200 payroll jobs in a month, with the steepest cuts in professional services, finance and retail — the sectors concentrated in Johns Creek's Technology Park and along the Georgia 400 corridor.
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