David oversees and leads all of LV Collective’s endeavors. He possesses a unique ability to create and inspire forward-thinking design and innovation, incorporating a keen understanding of complex capital structures combined with a knowledge of how to practically execute a timely and cost-effective construction project and bring the concept into existence. His leadership and direction of the company, paired with a heart for the success of everyone involved, has curated a unique environment in which team members thrive and enjoy collaboration while deftly producing cutting-edge projects with unmatched market appeal.

David founded LV Collective in 2012 with the vision and passion to help shape the future of Austin’s real estate landscape. Since its inception, the company has acquired, developed and managed student housing, multi-family, creative office, residential, retail, restaurant, mixed-use and office assets valued in excess of $1.4 billion. LV Collective primarily employs value-add and opportunistic strategies to generate above-average, risk-adjusted returns for its investors. The company’s expertise spans ground-up development, adaptive reuse, value-add acquisitions and strategic re-positioning projects. LV’s structure as a privately held company allows for flexibility to underwrite and execute deals of all asset types, sizes and structures in order to secure the best opportunities in the market.

David is very involved in several neighborhood groups such as University Area Partners and The Central Austin Neighborhood Planning Advisory Committee, as well as local and national organizations such as The Real Council of Austin, ULI, and NMHC. David graduated with distinction from the University of Nebraska at Omaha where he received his B.S. in Construction Engineering. David is married to his wife, Lauren, and they reside in Central Austin with their two children.

Marcy Phillips joined Crescent Communities in 2025 as Managing Director of Central and North Texas, bringing more than 25 years of multifamily and mixed-use real estate experience. She provides visionary leadership for the region’s platform, guiding strategic growth, site acquisition, entitlements, capitalization, design, and execution to deliver exceptional communities and long-term value.

Prior to Crescent Communities, Marcy previously held senior leadership positions, including Senior Vice President of Development at Ryan Companies and Vice President of Development at AMLI Residential. She is a Founder and CEO of MRP Delta Investments, LLC. Her extensive development portfolio spans major markets—Austin, Dallas, Denver, Chicago, and Kansas City with total market capitalization exceeding $3 billion.

Marcy is a recognized leader in the commercial real estate industry, actively engaged with organizations including ULI, RECA, NMHC, and CREW Network. In 2022, she was named one of ATX’s most influential trailblazers in CRE. She was a finalist for the Austin Business Journal’s Profiles in Power in 2014 and a nominee again in 2018. A past President of the CREW Austin Chapter, Marcy also served on the CREW Network National Nominating Committee in 2018. She has served on the Board of Directors for the Downtown Austin Alliance, contributing to its Economic Development Committee, and participated in the City of Austin’s East Riverside Corridor Regulating Plan Working Group. Deeply committed to community service, Marcy supports numerous civic organizations—from youth sports programs to the Central Texas Food Bank, The SAFE Alliance, and the Austin Humane Society—and actively mentors young women.

Marcy earned her Bachelor of Business Administration from the University of Wisconsin–Madison in 2001, triple-majoring in Real Estate & Urban Land Economics, Finance, and Risk Management. She is a LEED Accredited Professional and a licensed Texas Real Estate Salesperson.

Matthew Tumminia is a Project Executive at Hoar Construction with 22 years of experience delivering high-rise multifamily, mixed-use, student housing, and luxury residential projects. Based in Austin, he leads all aspects of project delivery, from project pursuit, preconstruction, and GMP development to scheduling and trade partner management.

His portfolio includes some of Austin’s most complex vertical residential developments, including Icon at Austin, The Loren, and The Richardson at Tarrytown, as well as major projects in Dallas, Houston, Atlanta, Washington DC, Florida, Colorado, Virginia, and Charlotte. Matthew brings a practical builder’s perspective to every phase of a project and a track record of delivering high-density, amenity-rich communities in competitive urban markets.

Colin Cannata serves as an Executive Vice President with the Central Texas
Multifamily Team in the Austin office of CBRE, focusing on property valuation,
marketing efforts, and closing coordination for the disposition of multifamily
assets and land development sites. The team primarily covers the Austin and
San Antonio, Texas markets. Since joining the CBRE Multifamily team led by
Charles Cirar in 2008, Mr. Cannata has participated in nearly 600 transactions
with sales exceeding $24 billion. Since 2019, Mr. Cannata has executed nearly
38 land transactions totaling approximately $776 million.
Prior to joining the Multifamily team, Mr. Cannata began his career at CBRE in
2006 and worked as an analyst in the Debt & Structured Finance group. During
his tenure, the team completed 64 transactions totaling over $1.2 Billion in
volume.
Mr. Cannata graduated with a Bachelors of Business Administration in Finance
from The University of Texas at Austin. He is a licensed Texas Real Estate
Salesperson and is involved in the Urban Land Institute (ULI) and National
Multi Housing Council (NMHC).

Bert Belanger provides funding for new commercial real estate developments and large-scale retrofits and rehabilitation projects for the state of Oklahoma.

Bert has over 40 years of experience in his field, having held a variety of positions, including Real Estate Developer, Adjunct Professor, Partner (at multiple law firms), and Owner & Principal of Belanger Brokerage. He helped his firm become one of the Top Twenty Multifamily Constructors in the USA, assisted in the redevelopment of multiple downtown areas and city establishments, and aided Fair Housing Initiatives in four different states.

Bert earned a Bachelor of Science in Architectural Studies from Oklahoma State University, followed quickly by a Juris Doctorate from the University of Oklahoma College of Law. He maintains his connection with the state of Oklahoma by giving back through multiple associations. He is an Order of the Coif and Law Review Editor, Leadership Oklahoma City Class XIX, and Former President of the Positively Paseo Redevelopment Agency.

In addition to Bert’s clear dedication to his work, he is truly devoted to his family. He has been married for 40 years, living in Oklahoma City near his children and grandchildren.

Garrett Karam is Chief Investment Officer at EMBREY, where he leads all investment and capital markets activity across the firm’s growing footprint in the Sunbelt and Mountain West. Since joining EMBREY in 2014, he has played a key role in shaping the company’s strategic direction, securing more than $5 billion in capital to develop and acquire over 20,000 multifamily units and overseeing more than $3 billion in asset dispositions.

Garrett is responsible for advancing EMBREY’s fund and private capital platforms, structuring strategic partnerships and expanding into high-growth markets including Atlanta, Tampa, Orlando, Charlotte and Phoenix. He also leads EMBREY’s investment team and contributes to the firm’s research and thought leadership initiatives, including EMBREY Insights, which explores trends at the intersection of real estate and the broader economy.

Garrett currently serves on the Executive Board of the National Multifamily Housing Council and is an active member of the Pension Real Estate Association, and Institutional Real Estate Operating Companies. He is also engaged in the San Antonio community, serving on the San Antonio Botanical Garden board and supporting organizations such as United Way.

He holds a Master of Science in Real Estate Development from Columbia University and a B.B.A. from The University of Texas at Austin.

Matthew Bunch serves as Managing Director of Development for the greater Austin and San Antonio regions and is responsible for overseeing all aspects of the development process, including site acquisition, due diligence, entitlements, design, financing, and disposition of Mill Creek communities. Mr. Bunch has over 20 years of multifamily and single-family real estate experience across all aspects of the development process.

Prior to joining Mill Creek, Mr. Bunch served as the Vice President of Acquisition and Development for The Fortis Companies, where he led development efforts for multifamily and mixed-use projects across the Washington, D.C. region. Prior to his tenure at FORTIS, Mr. Bunch spent 15 years in public homebuilding with PulteGroup in various management roles in land acquisition, strategic planning, and marketing to successfully execute the Pulte, Del Webb, and Centex brands across the Northeast Region.

Mr. Bunch received a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Delaware and a Masters of Business Administration from Pennsylvania State University. He is an active member of the Real Estate Council of Austin and the Urban Land Institute.

Marie Archibald serves as a Senior Vice President within TCC’s Austin office and of High Street Residential, TCC’s wholly-owned subsidiary specializing in the development of multifamilyhousing. In this role, Marie is responsible for sourcing, underwriting, market research, due diligence, financing, and execution of multifamily and mixed-use developments. During her time at TCC, Marie has been directly involved in completed and ongoing developments totaling over 2.0 million square feet, with total project costs in excess of $675M, including developing over 2,000 residential units for High Street Residential.

Marie began her career at Goldman Sachs & Co. as a part of the firm’s Corporate Derivatives team. Based in New York City, she served as an analyst developing customized derivative hedging solutions for financial institutions.

As the Practice Group Manager for the Living sector for Arcadis in the US West & Mexico, Jan is an expert in residential, hospitality and mixed-use projects. He is dedicated to people, placemaking, and constant growth and has been cultivating his expertise on complex, large-scale projects throughout his career. This translates into a multitude of skills, providing a tailored and creative approach for every project and client. Jan’s knowledge applies not only to project typologies, but to the various countries in which the projects reside. Living and working across the globe, Jan is acutely aware of cultural diversities and thrives in delivering projects suited to unique environments. Strategic thinking for the betterment of the company and clients is always on the forefront of his mind.

Amber Autumn serves as Director of Business Development for Adolfson & Peterson

Construction (AP) in Central Texas, residing in their Austin office. A business

development and commercial construction veteran, Amber brings more than 26 years of

diverse experience in the built environment. In her role, Amber leads the development

and execution of growth strategies to expand AP’s footprint across Central Texas. Her

focus includes identifying new opportunities, cultivating lasting client relationships, and

ensuring growth aligns with AP’s mission and core values.

Amber is a University of Phoenix graduate and an active leader in the business

development community. Prior to AP, she served as Strategic Business Developer at

Summit Design + Build, LLC for more than 10 years, where she launched the business

development division and implemented the industry’s best practices. Under her

leadership, the business development program contributed to a $200 million increase in

annual bid opportunities. Amber’s experience also includes more than 15 years of direct

fieldwork, beginning her career as a superintendent and spending more than two

decades with a general contractor. Her passion for building began during her childhood,

assisting her father’s masonry company and exploring job sites as early as age six.

David manages the development process for MNO Partners. David is responsible for building solid development teams that can smoothly take a project from conception to completion.

David most recently worked as a development manager with Parallel-Co where he was responsible for managing the construction of a $70 million high-rise in Austin, TX. Prior to working at Parallel-Co, he worked in development for Aspen Height Partners where he was involved in the development of over $200 million of multifamily and student housing projects.

David graduated from Texas A&M Cum Laude with a B.S in Urban and Regional Sciences.

Tripp Rich, principal at Dosch Marshall Real Estate (DMRE). Tripp leads the Central Texas office, sourcing and selling land tracts across the market. He specializes in urban redevelopment and suburban land opportunities for all developer types in the Austin/San Antonio market. He also helps consult landowners by providing a clear and accurate path to achieve their goals. Tripp is responsible for overseeing all aspects of the transaction process from sourcing opportunities, offers, due diligence and negotiations of the purchase and sale agreement through deal funding. He connects his clients with on-market and off-market opportunities throughout Texas by utilizing his market knowledge and transaction experience.

Prior to joining DMRE, Tripp was an investment analyst at ARA Newmark Houston Land Division. Before his position at ARA Newmark, he focused on apartment investment sales in the Houston area for Marcus & Millichap, and prior to that he interned at Weingarten Realty.

Tripp has been involved in several notable transactions, including representing Oden Hughes in assembling three off-market tracts for a multifamily wrap development in the North Burnet area of Austin; Endeavor in its purchase of approximately 60 acres to build three phases of multifamily in East Austin; Hines in its purchase of approximately .8 acres in East Austin to develop a mixed-use office building; Alliance Residential in its purchase of approximately 2 acres to develop a mid-rise in the Heights (Tortilla Factory); Stream in its purchase of approximately 60 acres to develop 400,000 square feet on industrial near Austin Bergstrom International Airport; Trammell Crow Residential in its purchase of a two-phase mid-rise multifamily project on East Riverside

Tripp earned a degree in Real Estate Finance and Managerial Finance from the University of Mississippi (Ole Miss) and is a licensed real estate salesperson in Texas.

Tripp’s interests include hunting, golf, soccer, snowboarding, attending concerts and traveling.

Pawel (Paul) Hardej (Principal), is an architect, developer, entitlement expert and community steward. He combines the vision and passion of a long-time entrepreneur with the steady hand and structured approach of a corporate professional, allowing him to interface naturally with a wide range of clients and partners. He has been directly responsible for the acquisition, design, development or redevelopment of almost $2 billion of mixed-use, condominium, multi-family communities totaling over 2,000 units, as well as multiple retail and entertainment properties. Pawel has also negotiated millions of dollars in incentives, tax credit deals and complex entitlements and is considered a zoning and urban planning expert. Prior to founding Metropolitan, he was an Executive Vice President at Lincoln Ventures and also served as Vice President of Development at Intracorp, one of North America’s largest residential developers, where he managed the development of multiple projects, including the 49-story 44 East condominium high-rise project in downtown Austin, TX. Pawel started his career in Chicago, IL, his first adopted hometown in the United States as the founder and CEO of Metropolitan Development Enterprises where he developed numerous award winning mid-rise and town home projects over a ten year stretch.

A native of Warsaw, Poland and now residing in Austin, TX, Pawel studied Architecture at both Warsaw Politechnic University and at the University of Detroit Mercy and also at the International Academy of Merchandising & Design in Chicago.

Rich spent the first 18 years of his career with developer/builder Ryan Companies and previously served as Vice President of Construction Operations and then Vice President of Industrial Development in the Austin market.

Rich now leans on his diverse experience and 11 years in the Austin market to lead the industrial and multi-family development execution while growing the River City team and brand in Central Texas.

Brandon serves as Senior Vice President, leading multifamily development efforts across Ryan’s South Central division, including strategic growth in the Austin and Dallas markets. With more than 15 years of national real estate experience, Brandon brings deep expertise in delivering large-scale multifamily projects from conception to completion. He is responsible for shaping Ryan’s multifamily go-to-market strategy, building and guiding high-performing teams, and serving as the executive point of contact for customers and equity partners.

Throughout his impressive career, Brandon has led the development of thousands of multifamily units nationwide. His background includes a range of product types and geographies, with specialized experience in master-planned communities and complex mixed-use developments. Known for his collaborative leadership style and results-driven approach, Brandon is passionate about building high-quality, community-oriented projects that meet market demand and exceed stakeholder expectations.

He is an active Urban Land Institute (ULI) member and serves on the National Multifamily Housing Council (NMHC) Tax Committee. Brandon’s leadership reflects a commitment to operational excellence, innovation and long-term value creation in the multifamily sector.

Endeavor Principal Luke Phillippi is responsible for leading the company’s

multifamily acquisition and development activities, including site

selection, entitlements, design, consultant coordination, construction,

project capitalization and asset management.

Prior to joining Endeavor, Luke spent

nine years at Alliance Residential, where

he served as a Development Director

and Partner. In 2010, he joined the fully

integrated multifamily organization, where

he developed more than 13,000 units in

Houston, Austin, San Antonio, and the Mid-

Atlantic, with a total capitalization of $2.2

billion.Luke previously worked five years

for Fairfield Residential, another fully

integrated multifamily firm focused on

development, acquisitions, construction

and property management. While there, he

worked as a regional manager focused on

the operations of a 4,200 bed portfolio of

student housing assets across the country.

Jeff Diltz is responsible for managing all aspects of development and investment projects for Alliance Residential in Austin and San Antonio. Prior to joining Alliance, Mr. Diltz served as a Director at M-M Properties and Director of Acquisitions at Allen Harrison Company where he developed and acquired multifamily and commercial. Mr. Diltz started his career as an Analyst at Houlihan Lokey in Dallas. Over his career, Mr. Diltz has been responsible for the acquisition and development of over 12,000 apartment units including garden, mid-rise and mixed use product types. Mr. Diltz graduated with a BBA in Finance from Texas A&M University and a Masters in Real Estate from Georgetown University.

David Carroll is a Partner, and Director of Multifamily, at Urban Foundry Architecture in Austin. He has an

expertise in working in the urban environment and has served on the City of Austin Design Commission for

the last seven years. In this capacity, he is currently leading the effort to rewrite the city’s Urban Design

Guidelines. In 2019 City Council also appointed Mr. Carroll to the Joint Sustainability Committee to oversee

the development of the new Climate Equity Plan. For his work in advocacy and urban design related

issues, Mr. Carroll was awarded the AIA Austin President’s Award in 2016 and in 2018 received the AIA

Austin John Nyfeler Award for Community Service for his work with Austin’s Land Development Code

Revision. For his continual efforts in local advocacy, AIA National recognized Mr. Carroll as one of their

Citizen Architects for 2021. Throughout his career, Mr. Carroll has been a leader in Multifamily Architecture

and affordable housing. To this end, he also serves on the Board of the Chestnut Neighborhood

Revitalization Corporation, a non-profit dedicated to developing affordable housing. In 2021, they received

the AIA Community Vision Award for their work in bringing affordable homes to east Austin.

Matthew Winter is the Director of Mixed Use at LPA Design Studios and has been responsible for the project management of a variety of award-winning projects of multiple typologies including housing, medical, civic, developer and mixed-use projects. His work on the Pacific Center Campus in Southern California received the 2017 American Architecture Award and the 2016 Best Project for Office/Retail/Mixed Use from ENR’s California’s Best Projects.

He is currently serving on the Historic Resource Board of the City of San Diego. Additionally, he is President of beautifulPB, the non-profit that is managing the certification process for the Pacific Beach EcoDistrict. He has helped spearhead multiple community-led projects within the EcoDistrict, ranging from new bicycle paths, community mural events, new placemaking, municipal code, new park designations, and an EcoDistrict planning checklist for new development. He previously served on the Uptown Planning Board, and as a Director on the Pacific Beach Town Council.

Patrick Otellini is the National Affordable Housing Director with Swinerton and leads their affordable housing efforts in Company-wide. Prior to joining Swinerton, he served as the Chief Resilience Officer and Director of Earthquake Safety for the City and County of San Francisco under Mayor Edwin Lee and was responsible for the creation and implementation of the city’s resilience strategy: Resilient San Francisco – Stronger Today, Stronger Tomorrow. He received his Master of Construction Management from New School of Architecture and Design and his Bachelor of Political Science from Westmont College.