The expansions of real estate investment loans were recently influenced by peanut butter and traced to many new manufacturing & processing facilities in southwest Georgia.  This jumpstarted the economy for industry and manufacturing, we can be sure to see more companies like Kubota's continued investments in Georgia making the state a great manufacturing base and creating future job growth.

With an average growth rate of 1.1 percent, Georgia is projected to add over 55,000 jobs per year, amounting to a total of 552,000 new jobs up to the year 2028. Consequently, the state's total employment will exceed 5.2 million by 2028.  - Georgia workforce trends

Atlanta, Georgia cited earnings growth as one of the drivers of the market attracting firms like Huntington Industrial Partners, an industrial real estate operating company developing infill industrial properties in select U.S. market

Last year, Georgia kept its No. 5 ranking for domestic overnight visits, which is a vital accomplishment for the state's economy and showcases how well Georgia competes in the tourism industry on a national level. Additionally, Georgia's leisure sector of the tourism economy continues to excel, setting it up nicely for future growth and prosperity within the travel industry.

Last year, Georgia travel and tourism contributed $64.5 billion to the economy and created more than 422,600 jobs. The state's 159.6 million domestic and international visitors spent a total of $34.4 billion. Traveling within Georgia has fully rebounded to the levels it was at before 2019. In total, there were 159.2 million overnight and day trips, which generated $4.2 billion in state and local tax revenue--the same amount that was generated the year before.