About Us
Founded in 2011, to date we have made over half a billion dollars in investments, primarily in our home states of Texas and Tennessee.
OakPoint is a vertically integrated firm with a diverse portfolio in commercial, multifamily, office, residential, and industrial real estate. We underwrite conservatively, think entrepreneurially, and give generously with our time and resources.
Leadership
Justin Albright
PARTNER | NASHVILLE
A founding partner at OakPoint, Justin focuses primarily on the firm’s commercial business. He also handles financing-related activities across the portfolio and oversees the company’s Investment Committee. Justin brings more than 15 years of experience to the team with a special focus on transaction management and investment capitalization.
Growing up with deep ties to the Nashville real estate community, Justin took his first property tour at the age of three. He eventually made his way to Furman University, earning a business degree, and then spent several years working in real estate acquisition before returning to get his MBA from Vanderbilt. Justin and his wife Rachel have three children, he is an active member at Cross Point Church, and serves on the boards of the Covenant Foundation and the OakPoint Charitable Foundation.
James Granberry
PARTNER | NASHVILLE
As a founding partner of OakPoint, James oversees the firm’s corporate activities, including accounting, team development, and multifamily investments. With more than 15 years of expertise in the real estate industry, James has an established record in multifamily acquisition, asset and construction management, financing, and dispositions.
Growing up in an entrepreneurial family in Texas, James graduated from Furman University with a degree in business and received his MBA from Vanderbilt. He lives in Nashville with his wife and three daughters. James also serves as an officer at Covenant Presbyterian Church and a board member of St. Paul Christian Academy.
Luke Wood
PARTNER | AUSTIN
Luke leads OakPoint’s Austin office focusing on acquisitions and repositioning of current assets. He is also a member of the Investment Committee and oversees OakPoint’s Property Management and Project Leasing teams. He has more than fifteen years of experience leading the underwriting, acquisition, and operations of commercial real estate across his native state of Texas and beyond.
Luke spent several childhood years in Moscow before returning home to the lone star state and graduating with a degree in finance from Texas A&M. He lives in Austin with his wife and their three children. Luke is a member of the Real Estate Council of Austin (RECA), Commercial Brokers Association (CBA), Texas McCombs Real Estate Center (REFIC), and he is an active member of All Saints Presbyterian Church.
OUR Guiding Principles
No. 1
Wise investment builds community.
We believe that compounding capital through real estate investing enhances the lives of our community, investors, and neighborhoods. We focus on optimizing each opportunity—extracting its maximum potential to bring long-lasting impact.
No. 2
Giving back is good business.
We have been generously blessed with opportunities and the gift of supportive mentors, colleagues, family, and connections. Therefore, we seek to be generous in return—giving back with our time, expertise, and financial resources to benefit our community and the industry's next generation.
No. 3
Play for the long-game.
We value long-term success over short-term gains, constantly reassessing risks and relying on data and analytics to guide our decision making. We actively structure projects to protect downside risk, even if sometimes at the expense of upside potential.
No. 4
Work is more than work.
We don’t just invest in real estate; we invest in people. We’ve built an open environment where problem solving and creative thinking are encouraged, and people are rewarded for their contributions. We promote a work cadence that allows our team to reinvest in themselves, their families, and their communities.
No. 5
Stewardship above all.
We are stewards of capital and relationships—caretakers entrusted with hard-earned resources and reputations. This responsibility is an honor that guides our day-to-day business. Being a good steward requires discipline, hard work, critical thinking, and resolve. It also requires a commitment to relationships built on trust and transparency.
