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County Executive Jack B. Johnson The Prince George’s County Economic Development Corporation (EDC) has prepared this site to highlight the distinct business advantages and opportunities available in Prince George’s County, Maryland.

Our staff is eager to offer assistance to existing businesses, as well as to companies considering making Prince George’s County their home. We offer several business assistance programs, including help in finding an appropriate site, expediting permits and approvals, providing access to County and State business incentives, linkages to workforce assistance programs, and connecting companies to sources of financing for commercial development or small business loans and managerial and technical assistance.

Press Releases

Oct 9, 2008

Urban Edge Conference - Maryland State & County Officials Join CDC's and Economic Development Corp. to Sponsor Conference on Revitalization In Prince George's County

Oct 3, 2008

Economic Outlook Forum - Richard Florida Joins Prince George’s County Officials to “Envision Prince George’s”

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Dec 18, 2007

County Executive Announces Findings of National Center for Smart Growth’s review of GSA Leasing in the Greater Washington Metropolitan Region

County Executive Jack B. Johnson will announce the findings of a study: GSA Leasing in the Greater Washington Metropolitan Region. The leasing study was conducted by the National Center for Smart Growth Research & Education, and the University of Maryland’s Real Estate Development Program. It was commissioned by the Prince George’s County Economic Development Corporation (EDC). Overall, the analysis of data related to GSA leases throughout the Greater Washington metropolitan area found that Prince George’s County’s share of leases is not on par with the rest of the region.