North Georgia Premium Outlets

Georgia State Route 400 at Exit 16 in Dawsonville, Georgia, 40 miles north of Atlanta in the foothills of the North Georgia mountains and on the primary driving corridor to the Blue Ridge Mountain resort and apple orchard tourism economy, gives North Georgia Premium Outlets a luxury outlet positioning that the Atlanta metropolitan consumer’s willingness to make the GA-400 drive through the North Georgia mountain landscape toward Dahlonega, Ellijay, and the Chattahoochee National Forest transforms from a standard outlet trip into a combined leisure-and-outlet occasion. The 537,000 square foot property’s elevated outlet tier runs Burberry and Versace alongside Coach, Kate Spade, Marc Jacobs, Michael Kors, Polo Ralph Lauren, BOSS, and Karl Lagerfeld Paris, positioning North Georgia Premium Outlets above the standard mid-market outlet register for the Atlanta consumer.

West Elm Outlet, Pottery Barn Outlet, and Williams-Sonoma Outlet form a complete premium home outlet cluster that the Atlanta professional household and North Georgia mountain vacation property owner uses for premium home furnishing purchases at outlet price points. Tory Burch, White House Black Market Outlet, Armani Exchange, Lacoste, True Religion Outlet, and Psycho Bunny anchor the premium accessible and contemporary fashion outlet tier. Stuart Weitzman serves the premium footwear outlet category.

Simply Southern, Palmetto Moon, and Mountain High Outfitters give the property three Southern and local identity tenants the Dawsonville and mountain corridor consumer associates with the North Georgia cultural landscape. Carhartt, HUK, Wrangler, and The North Face Outlet serve the outdoor, workwear, and fishing lifestyle categories. lululemon, UGG, Columbia, Merrell, and Adidas cover the premium activewear and performance footwear outlet positions. The property’s format advantage is the GA-400 leisure-outlet thesis: the mountain drive produces an extended visit occasion that the typical suburban outlet does not generate, giving the Dawsonville property a dwell time and per-visit spend profile that the Atlanta suburban outlet corridor cannot match.