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Albany Today
By the People, for the People
Albany-Dougherty Acquires 500+ Acres for New Business Development
Economic Development Commission prepares for Albany-Dougherty Day at the Capitol
Published on Feb. 13, 2026
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The Albany-Dougherty Economic Development Commission has acquired over 500 acres of land in the last six months, bringing the region's total market-ready land to over 1,000 acres. This move is part of the commission's efforts to attract new businesses to the area and will be a focus of Albany-Dougherty Day at the Capitol, where local leaders will advocate for policies to support regional development.
Why it matters
The acquisition of this land represents a significant investment in the future economic growth of the Albany-Dougherty region. By having a large inventory of development-ready land, the area can more effectively compete for new business opportunities that can bring jobs and economic activity to the community.
The details
The Albany-Dougherty Economic Development Commission recently held a roundtable in Atlanta, where city and county officials met with partners to discuss strategies for attracting new businesses. As a result of these efforts, the commission has acquired more than 500 acres of land in the last six months, bringing the region's total market-ready land to over 1,000 acres. This land will be a key focus of Albany-Dougherty Day at the Capitol, where local leaders will advocate for policies to support regional development.
- In the last six months, the Albany-Dougherty Economic Development Commission has acquired more than 500 acres of land.
- Albany-Dougherty Day at the Capitol will take place in the near future, where local leaders will advocate for policies to support regional development.
The players
Albany-Dougherty Economic Development Commission
A regional economic development organization that works to attract new businesses and investment to the Albany-Dougherty area.
Chris Hatcher
The Chair of the Albany-Dougherty Economic Development Commission.
What they’re saying
“This roundtable reflects the intentional work happening across our community. By bringing local leaders and partners together ahead of Albany-Dougherty Day at the Capitol, we are reinforcing a unified message that Albany-Dougherty is prepared, collaborative, and competitive when it comes to economic development opportunities.”
— Chris Hatcher, Chair, Albany-Dougherty Economic Development Commission
What’s next
Albany-Dougherty Day at the Capitol will take place in the near future, where local leaders will advocate for policies to support regional development.
The takeaway
The acquisition of over 500 acres of development-ready land by the Albany-Dougherty Economic Development Commission demonstrates the region's commitment to attracting new businesses and driving economic growth. This proactive approach positions Albany-Dougherty as a competitive and attractive destination for companies looking to expand or relocate.
