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East Brainerd development with green space, walking paths adding 120 homes

Staff Photo by Robin Rudd / Jeremy Fitzsimmons, a vice president with Greentech Homes, gives a tour of Heritage Walk on Aug. 9. Greentech Homes has started further development in its Heritage Walk neighborhood in East Brainerd. Staff Photo by Robin Rudd / Jeremy Fitzsimmons, a vice president with Greentech Homes, gives a tour of Heritage Walk on Aug. 9. Greentech Homes has started further development in its Heritage Walk neighborhood in East Brainerd.

By Mike Pare August 17, 2024 3 min read

Heritage Walk is called that for a reason.

The East Brainerd development, started with 80 homes three years ago, is readying to grow by 120 more units and offers connectivity, Jeremy Fitzsimmons, a vice president for developer GreenTech Homes, said.

Heritage Walk aims to have more than 5 miles of shared green space, wooded walking paths and sidewalks when built out, he said.

“We want to have walkability and public place in the community,” Fitzsimmons said in an interview at the East Brainerd and Jenkins roads project valued at about $110 million when built out.