Gresham Planning & Development, Inc.

Small Business Saturday is coming up on Nov. 28. Wave hello as you visit our fabulous downtown shops and restaurants. And when it comes to planning a construction project surveying, site planning, residential or light commercial construction give us a shout! #ShareJoy #ShopSmall #SmallTown #BusinessFriendly... #WearaMask See more

Come see us for Trick-or-Treat in downtown Clarkesville tonight. We’ll be masked and ready. #trickortreat #downtownclarkesville #community

Lighting highlights from a recent custom home. @ Clarkesville, Georgia

Celebrating 31 years of service to the real estate industry. #GreshamPlanning #GreshamBuilds

04252020 Village Lot No. 12

Welcome to downtown Clarkesville!

Gresham builds Lot No. 12

Gresham Planning & Development, Inc. responds to COVID-19 Gresham Planning & Development, Inc. remains committed to protecting the health and safety of our clients, office visitors and employees. Our business thrives on face-to-face contact and customer service having a main street presence is vital to our 30-plus years of success. ... In response to the March 28 State of Emergency Declaration in Habersham County, we will remain operational but will restrict access to our Washington Street location as we observe the CDC guidelines for social distancing. Monitoring the direction and best guidance of the government, authorities and experts, we look forward to resuming normal business operations after the threat of infection passes. Please call 404-402-3089 with any questions or for more information.

Looking forward to shopping local this weekend!

Join us in downtown Clarkesville [and all of Habersham County] for Spend $30 on the 30th on Small Business Saturday, coming up on Nov. 30. It's our favorite day to shop, spend and socialize. #ShopLocal #SmallBusinessSaturday #Spend30onthe30th

Today we honor those who served. In our house, we pay tribute to Philip Hoke Gresham, originally from Winder, GA. The son of a sharecropper, he was the first in his family of nine children to attend college. After serving in the U.S. Navy during the Korean War, he used the G.I. Bill to fund his tuition to Georgia Tech. He worked for several years in the private sector before leaping into the role of an independent business owner. ... His legacy is borne out through the lives of his three sons, six grandsons, one granddaughter, two great-grandsons and one great-granddaughter. We salute our father, father-in-law and beloved "Granddaddy." If you want to have a lively conversation about life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness, be sure to look him up he's living in Habersham these days. See more

Join us on the square on this glorious fall Saturday.