Realberry, a national leader in the real estate investment space, is offering accredited investors the opportunity to invest in a mixed-use retail district in one of Colorado’s fastest-growing regions.
Avenue South is an under-construction expansion of the master-planned community Centerra in Loveland, Colorado. The Whole Foods Market-anchored development is expected to bring 157,000 square feet of retail space and 170,000 square feet of office space to the Northern Colorado area, Realberry says, with an estimated completion sometime in Q4 2027.
Land purchase and construction loan for the project closed in June 2026, prior to the commencement of vertical construction, providing investors with the opportunity to secure partnership at horizontal development.
The Avenue South project is backed by a team with 35 years of demonstrated experience, $3.4 billion in assets under management, and $481 million in cumulative distributions paid to investors as of Q4 2025, Realberry reports.
With 13 million square feet of diversified real estate across seven U.S. states and $1.3 billion in total project starts between 2021 and 2024, Realberry provides accredited investors with an alternative to REITs and crowdfunding platforms.
Interested accredited investors can learn more about the Avenue South opportunity here.
Why More Developers Are Favoring Mixed-Use
Consumers over the past few years have shown a preference for integrated living, shopping and office experiences over fragmented, transactional spaces.
Denver, for example, has seen more than 2 million square feet of retail space demolished in the past five years, with much of it being converted into mixed-use developments similar to Avenue South.
The combination of retail activation and office space can help generate built-in demand, foster community and stabilize leasing fundamentals, according to Realberry.
Avenue South’s location is another factor that’s expected to drive demand, Realberry says. It’s a two-minute drive to the I-25/US-34 interchange, which carries a daily average of 75,000 cars, and shares its West side with Loveland Sports Park, a 97-acre outdoor sports campus. Additionally, there are over 8,000 employees within the nearby Centerra community.
Further demand could also come from the area’s major retail centers, grocery destinations and employment drivers such as Hensel Phelps, a construction firm with nearly 5,000 employees that’s expected to move its corporate headquarters to Avenue South in 2027.
A Look At Northern Colorado’s Economy
The Northern Colorado area has shown resilience and growth in recent years, which has helped drive demand for integrated shopping and office experiences.
Larimer County, where Avenue South is located, saw a 0.8% population increase in 2025 to 374,500 residents, and neighboring Weld County has seen a 10-year population growth exceeding 30% and continuing at approximately 2.7% annually in recent estimates, according to the U.S Census Bureau.
Both counties also have unemployment rates lower than the state and national averages, according to Colorado’s Department of Labor and Employment.
State officials reportedly said they’ve seen growth in the state government, in retail, professional and business services, and in hospitality and manufacturing industries, all of which may help generate a diversified consumer base to protect mixed-use retail from single-industry risk.
Realberry: Operating Through All Market Cycles
Realberry's foundation spans nearly four decades of hands-on real estate investment, development and asset management through multiple market cycles – not just favorable ones.
Realberry has developed, acquired and managed assets while navigating downturns, capturing growth and returning capital to investors, the company says.
For high-net-worth investors who've grown frustrated with opaque structures and passive relationships, Realberry may be worth a closer look. They promote transparency and direct communication with clients, and aim to be a sponsor that treats every investor as a partner in the truest sense.
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