How a $3.4B Colorado Firm Filters 100 Deals Down to 2
Taylor Hazlett walks Chris Lopez through Realberry’s multifamily strategy, including how the firm filters 100 deals down to 2 or 3, why buying below replacement cost is beating new construction, and what recent concession data signals about where the Colorado market goes next. It’s a look inside how a $3.4 billion firm underwrites in today’s market.
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Is Denver’s Rental Market in Trouble? 16-Year High Vacancy Reveals All
The July 2026 Denver real estate market update shows inventory falling year over year for the second month straight, with detached homes holding value while condos and multifamily take the hit. Chris Lopez and the panel dig into where the real opportunities are showing up.
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The Battle Over Colorado’s Eviction Legislation in 2026
Colorado’s 2026 legislative session put housing providers on notice. From weather-based eviction restrictions to caps on how many cases could be filed each month, the proposals coming out of the Capitol reflect a political environment that’s growing less friendly to rental property owners every year. Here’s what happened, who fought back, and why 2027 could be worse.
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Chad McWhinney on 35 Years Behind Denver’s Most Iconic Projects
Chad McWhinney has been building in Colorado for more than three decades. In this conversation, the RealBerry co-founder walks through the origin of the firm, the story behind Centerra and Denver Union Station, and the long-view philosophy that has shaped the portfolio.
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