President and Co-Founder, Greenfield Communities
Matt Brubaker is President and co-founder of Greenfield Communities, a real estate development company based in Raleigh, NC that focuses on single-family, townhome, mixed-use, and multi-family communities in select North Carolina markets. His responsibilities include vision-casting, sourcing new investment opportunities, and oversight of all operations for Greenfield’s management company, subsidiaries, investments, and employees.
Before starting Greenfield, Matt served as owner of Cornerstone Realty Ventures, a Raleigh-based land development, brokerage, and consulting company, as well as overseeing land acquisition and development for a national homebuilding company. His expertise includes strategic land acquisitions, financial feasibility studies, contract negotiations, land planning, permitting & entitlements, horizontal construction, and homeowner associations.
Over his career, Matt has been involved in the acquisition, entitlement, or development of over seventy projects totaling over 9,000 residential lots across the Carolinas.
Matt has called Raleigh “home” since 1986 and is a graduate of Campbell University (MBA & BBA) and Southeastern Seminary (MA & MDIV). He is a licensed North Carolina real estate broker, past member of Wake County’s Planning Board and Board of Adjustment, and a 2016 member of the Wake Transit Advisory Committee.
Matt is married to Laura, and they have three children at Trinity Academy: Abby Rose (‘30), Lila Kate (‘32), and Graham (‘34). Their family attends Providence Church.
Matt’s Heart for Trinity
Laura and I truly believe that Trinity is a special place – an essential educational alternative for families seeking an academically demanding curriculum framed in the Christian tradition. Our three kids have benefited incredibly from Trinity’s classical academic rigor, the intentional discipleship from the faculty, and the instillment of a Christian worldview. This is what we anticipated and expected when we enrolled here, and we have not been disappointed. What we didn’t expect, but are so thankful for, are the incredibly dear friends that Laura and I have found in the Trinity family. We thank God for Trinity, and I am honored to serve the school as a member of the Board of Directors.