TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - TelAve -- GreenPointe Holdings announces TalisTrails, an approximately 900-acre master-planned, mixed-use community in Tallahassee, where construction is underway on the main entry, commercial parcel access and the first 250 homesites. Located off Mahan Drive and situated northeast of the I-10 and US-90 interchange, TalisTrails represents GreenPointe's first development in the Tallahassee market and introduces a thoughtful approach to community planning rooted in preservation, connectivity, and a deep respect for the surrounding landscape.

"This marks an important step as we bring our vision for TalisTrails to life," said Edward Burr, Chairman and CEO, GreenPointe Holdings. "We are committed to developing thoughtfully designed communities that respect the land's heritage, support everyday living, and create a true sense of place. TalisTrails is designed to be a dynamic community that contributes meaningfully to the City of Tallahassee and surrounding area for years to come."

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Placemaking is central to GreenPointe's approach across its 20 master-planned communities in 10 Florida counties – guiding the design of environments that reflect the character of the land and region. At TalisTrails, that approach will shape a mix of residential offerings, along with plans for neighborhood – serving retail, business and commercial space, light industrial and office space, creating a well-rounded community designed for how people live and work today. At completion, TalisTrails will include approximately 1,500 single-family homesites with the first phase of residential construction anticipated to begin in mid-2027.

Planned amenities for TalisTrails include resort-style recreational amenities, bike trails, sports courts and family-focused events and activities. The community is adjacent to the Miccosukee Canopy Road Greenway, Tallahassee's largest nature preserve. Spanning 503 acres of open pasture and forested woodlands, the Greenway features 17 miles of trails for walking, biking, and jogging, offering residents a direct connection to one of the region's most valued natural assets.

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This connection to nature is foundational to the community's overall design approach. TalisTrails' development approach is guided by the Urban Land Institute's 10 Principles for Healthy Places, a framework that promotes thoughtful, people-focused community design. The TalisTrails plan emphasizes walkability, access to nature and engaging spaces that support active and connected living.

TalisTrails will also have prime retail, restaurant, commercial and office spaces, with leaseholders ranging from local businesses and services to well-known national and regional brand name retailers. TalisTrails' location is minutes from Downtown Tallahassee and offers easy access to area employers, medical centers, universities, state government offices, and retail centers.

The community's preferred homebuilders include Premier Homes and D.R. Horton. Future residents will enjoy a range of housing options including one- and two-story single-family homes, townhomes, and multifamily residences. TalisTrails is zoned for highly rated public schools in the Leon County School District.

To learn more, visit https://talistrails.com.