Cigna property in East Brainerd sells for $24.7 million to house new school and residential development [Chattanooga Times Free Press, Tenn.]
Dec. 2—One of the biggest undeveloped sites in East Brainerd should be developed into apartments, new homes and another
Health insurer Cigna sold its property on
For its part, Empire Communities has obtained a zoning change to allow the development firm to build 230 single-family houses on the undeveloped property along
The East Brainerd site behind the
But after the pandemic forced Cigna to send its call center employees home to work in 202o, the company ultimately decided in
In June,
"Empire Communities has tried to take a holistic approach to this development and bring a quality development in this area with green spaces and connection to the school site," said
Last month, county commissioners approved the purchase of the vacant Cigna office and surrounding 19 acres to locate a new school.
Witt estimated that renovating the Cigna facility would cost
School officials said that's cheaper than the approximately
"Once a usage plan is approved by the board, a scope of work for modifying the facility for its new role will be determined, and funding for renovations will be identified," he said. "Pending completion of these steps, there is no firm timetable for when the facility will become fully operational."
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