Breck Collingsworth Net Worth 2026

No reputable publisher has released a net worth estimate for Breck Collingsworth, and the $17 million figure on older profile sites had no source. What is documented is the business he built: Collingsworth, a Lincoln, Nebraska, native, founded Resort Lifestyle Communities (RLC), which develops and runs all-inclusive independent living communities for people 55 and older and now lists locations in 29 states, along with its construction arm, Cameron General Contractors.

What is Breck Collingsworth's net worth?

There is no sourced figure. RLC is privately held and does not publish revenue, property values or debt, and the ownership of each community is often held in separate companies. The old page's $700,000 yearly income table had no source and has been removed; the page itself admitted his sources of income were "not known." Property records do show the scale of the projects he leads: a single RLC community has been reported at $25 million to $30 million to build.

Where the money comes from

Resort Lifestyle Communities

RLC opened its first community, Savannah Pines in Lincoln, on April 15, 2001, the Lincoln Journal Star reported. The model is all-inclusive rent for independent seniors, covering the apartment, meals, housekeeping, transportation and activities, with no buy-in fee. By the time of that article the company had built 10 communities and had six more under construction in cities including Wichita, Kansas City, Denver, Columbus, Portland (Maine), Naples and Las Vegas. Its website now lists communities in 29 states, from Alabama to Wisconsin. In Florida alone, GrowthSpotter counted five RLC developments by 2020, in Tallahassee, Brevard County and along the west coast, before the Sanford project.

Collingsworth is RLC's founder, president and CEO. GrowthSpotter, part of the Orlando Sentinel, described RLC as founded in the mid-1990s; the first community opened in 2001.

Cameron General Contractors

Cameron General Contractors, also based in Lincoln, is RLC's development and construction arm. It designs and builds the communities, and RLC takes over operations, management and marketing once they open, GrowthSpotter reported.

What residents pay for

RLC's pitch is hotel-style retirement. The Lincoln Journal Star compared it to seniors living on cruise ships, at a fraction of the cost. According to GrowthSpotter, common amenities include health and wellness programs, a 24/7 medical alert system, concierge service, chefs, housekeeping and maintenance staff, and buildings often have a 150-seat theater, computer center, salon and fitness center. The Tennessee project described by Senior Housing News offered studios through three-bedroom apartments plus cottages, flexible dining, scheduled transportation, in-house banking and live-in managers, all for a single monthly rate. Each new community brings local jobs; RLC told GrowthSpotter the Sanford project would employ up to 40 people.

Recent projects

• Bartlett, Tennessee (2011): Robinwood Retirement Community, a $25 million, 141-apartment project financed by BBVA Compass, per Senior Housing News.
• Sanford, Florida (2020): Seminole Springs, a planned 130-unit, three-story, 66,342-square-foot community on State Road 46. An LLC led by Collingsworth paid a little over $4.1 million for the 7.5-acre site; it was RLC's sixth Florida project.
• Greensboro, North Carolina (2022): Carolina Pines, a $30 million, 130-unit community on the former Jefferson-Pilot campus, per the Triad Business Journal.

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Career timeline

Board roles and community

In 2019 Collingsworth and RLC's chief financial officer, Matthew Maude, joined the board of City Bank & Trust Co., a Lincoln community bank, Strictly Business reported. The University of Nebraska–Lincoln named him one of 43 entrepreneurship fellows, a group of business owners who mentor students at its Center for Entrepreneurship.

Early life, education and family

The Lincoln Journal Star describes Collingsworth as a Lincoln native. The old page's story that he was the only child of a wealthy businessman and a socialite, and walked away from a family empire, had no source and has been removed. It also named a wife and a University of Nebraska business degree; we could not confirm either in a reliable source. The old height figure was also unsourced.

Net worth compared

Other real estate developers on this site include Elizabeth Rad, whose Corrado Properties owns Sorrel River Ranch in Utah. Like Collingsworth, her holdings are private and no reputable outlet has estimated her net worth.

Why no estimate is given

A fair estimate would need the number of communities Collingsworth owns outright, their appraised values, their mortgages and RLC's operating profit. None of that is public. This page will add a figure if a reputable publisher releases one.