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In this 2026 outlook, Realberry Chief Investment Officer Bill Grubbs shares his perspective that commercial real estate is entering a more disciplined cycle following the current reset.

McWhinney announced it has changed its name to Realberry. The rebrand coincides with a strategic shift in the company’s investment approach, aimed at expanding access to high-quality real estate opportunities and broadening wealth-building pathways for accredited investors nationwide.

Castle Rock, Colorado - between Denver and Colorado Springs - is a fast-growing market with high incomes, strong livability, and housing affordability pressures that may support long-term rental demand.

Rising housing costs, strong renter demand, and growth in markets like the Mountain West are driving increased interest in build-to-rent and multifamily housing.

Mixed-use project will bring retail, office, housing and regional headquarters to Loveland, Colorado.

One of our landmark hospitality redevelopments, the historic Cal Neva Lodge, was recently highlighted in a local community feature, sharing updates on the project’s thoughtful restoration and progress toward reopening.

A local look at Realberry’s roots and rebrand story.

We are a real estate company with purpose. We believe in possibility, potential, and the transformative power of bringing value and opportunity to our communities. Our approach to real estate development, investment, and management encourages our team to create great places.

We believe private real estate may complement traditional investments by including holdings that can support income, help mitigate inflation, and offer long-term value-creation potential. The key is aligning exposure size, structure, and manager quality with your broader financial plan.

Realberry’s hospitality investment strategy centers on disciplined acquisitions (both core-plus and value-add) and developments positioned for consistent and resilient performance across market cycles. Our goal is to create long-term value for investors through a collaborative, cross-disciplinary approach that unites Acquisitions, Development, and Asset Management.

The Wall Street Journal examines how new housing policy may reshape single-family rentals, favoring the BTR sector.

Hoodline covers Realberry’s rebrand and launch of a sponsor-led investor platform.