Quintus Corporation - Community For Living in Atlanta

The Quintus legacy began in 1948 when Ernest William Keappler, then a pilot with Eastern Airlines, built a home for his new family in the Sylvan Terrace neighborhood of East Point, Ga.

Requests to build homes for others quickly prompted E.W. to quit flying and build houses full time. Since then, milestones for Quintus have included the following.

		1954: First new home subdivision, Bonnie Brooke Estates, in East Point

		1960: First apartment community, 1890 House Apartments, in Atlanta

		1970: First office park, Greenbriar Office Park, in Atlanta

		1974: First shopping center, Old National Village, in College Park

Now in its third generation, Quintus is enjoying new growth under the direction of Kelly Keappler, E.W.’s eldest grandchild and president of Quintus Development. Kelly embraces the vision on which the company was founded as he carries on the legacy for the next generation of Keapplers.

The Keappler family developed its first Atlanta apartment community in 1960. Below is the 1948 home built by E.W. Keappler. Over half a century later, the Keappler family’s commitment to the Atlanta metropolitan community remains for the long-term.

Quintus properties and services
withstand the test of time.