G2 Commercial Real Estate, LLC (d/b/a NAI G2 Commercial) today announced the merger of its commercial brokerage services with G2 Multifamily and RENTsmart. The newly combined organization will operate under a unified entity named G2 Companies, effective January 1, 2026.

Internal transition activities will begin in the coming weeks, with public communications throughout the transition period. The merger is expected to formally close on December 31, 2025, with complete operational alignment effective January 1, 2026.

“This merger aligns our services and interests into one coordinated platform,” said Jack Hayes, Chief Executive Officer of G2 Companies. “By combining our brokerage and property management teams, we’ll align our mutual interests, which will improve our operations and enhance client experience under the unified brand and structure.”

Leadership Appointments for G2 Companies:

• Jack Hayes – Chief Executive Officer

• Craig Grantham – Chief Financial Officer

• David Johnson – Chief of Brokerage Operations & Qualifying Broker

• Jeremy Hilton – Chief of Management Operations

“This alignment builds a more efficient operating platform and positions us for scale,” said David Johnson, Chief of Brokerage Operations & Qualifying Broker. “It allows us to deliver a more consistent and high-quality service experience to our clients, investors, and tenants.”

“The merger allows us to strengthen our combined financial and operational systems. By unifying our accounting, human resources, reporting, and management processes, we can provide clearer communication company-wide, deliver more consistent service, and offer a more transparent experience for our clients,” said Craig Grantham, Chief Financial Officer.

“This merger is also about supporting growth and opportunity within our team,” said Jeremy Hilton, Chief of Management Operations. “By consolidating under G2 Companies, we’ll be able to provide a higher level of property management and maintenance because our systems are in place to scale the growth of our managed portfolio.”

The companies emphasized that the transition will be structured, steady, and transparent, with clear communication to property owners, tenants, clients, and business partners throughout the process.