About Chamblee, GA
Chamblee has always been a city of continuing transformation. From bucolic dairy land, to Southern railroad junction. From temporary home to 40,000 WWI "doughboys" to 1950's industrial complex. And now, it is a true international city in Georgia, with one of the most ethnically diverse populations of any municipality in the Southeast. And, we did all this in just 90 years.
In Chamblee, our motto is "A City On the Right Track." However, we also recognize the wisdom of the Will Rogers quote, "Even if you're on the right track, you'll get run over if you just sit there." The dynamic, ever-changing history of Chamblee sets a high standard for progress as we move into the next century. That's exciting for both residents and visitors alike. Come and see for yourself why we're so proud of our community.
Antique Row
Chamblee's Antique Row in the historic central business district is the South's largest antique area. In this unique neighborhood, there are more than 150 dealers offering quality antiques and collectibles that can fit any budget, decor or lifestyle.
DeKalb-Peachtree Airport
The DeKalb-Peachtree Airport is the second busiest airport in the State of Georgia. Located on the site of the WWI installation, Camp Gordon, and the WWII Naval Air Station, the airport now serves the corporate community of metro Atlanta as a general aviation reliever airport.
International Village
As part of DeKalb's International Corridor stretching along Buford Highway, this special Chamblee zoning district is one of the most diverse neighborhoods in the country. With more than 30 different nationalities represented within this 394 acre community, the International Village provides visitors with a unique opportunity to discover new cultures through a variety of businesses ranging from restaurants to book and music stores. |