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In this episode, Ryan talks with land planner and urban designer Aaron Lubeck about the shift from modern to traditional development, the problem with parking requirements, and how design choices impact everything from affordability to community connection.
In this week’s Week In Review episode, Ryan recaps the Fed’s decision to hold rates steady, the return of U.S.-China trade talks, shifts in mortgage rates, major new developments in Texas, and a growing wave of zoning reform across the country.
In this Industry News episode, Ryan Glick and Charles Covey break down April’s housing data, a new wildfire-resilient neighborhood in San Diego, and why most U.S. adults now value flexibility over traditional homeownership.
In this week’s Week In Review episode, Ryan covers key developments including rising construction costs due to tariffs, Washington State’s new rent control law, the first 3D printed Starbucks store, and more.
In this episode, Jose Lemus, the founder of LandDesign Consulting, shares his journey from civil engineering to land development, including how he grew his company in California, navigated challenges, and found success.
In this week’s Week In Review episode, Ryan dives into some of the biggest headlines in real estate, from New Jersey’s antitrust lawsuit over rent collusion to the housing inventory surge in Texas and DC and more.
In this industry news episode, Ryan and Charles dig into the latest housing numbers, federal involvement in zoning, interest rate debates, and what Blackstone’s real estate moves signal for the market.
Jerry Holden shares how he went from pro baseball to building a multi-state real estate company, and why hustle, listening, and learning are key in land development.
Peter Schiff joins Ryan Glick and Charles Covey to break down why he believes the U.S. economy is headed for a crash, how tariffs backfire on Americans, and what land developers need to know as the financial landscape shifts.
In this industry news episode, Ryan Glick and Charles Covey break down the new U.S. tariffs, the recent FHA residency rule changes, and what these moves could mean for land development and housing markets.
This week, we’re joined by three returning guests—Charles Covey, Jack Rowe, and Tim Early—for a roundtable conversation on how land is really valued, why prices feel “sticky,” and what needs to happen to solve the missing middle housing issue.
In this industry news episode, Ryan Glick and Charles Covey break down the latest Fed rate decision, Zillow’s housing market forecast, and CBRE’s analysis on tariffs and their potential impact on commercial real estate.
Adam Kaduce and Nathan Rupprecht from R&R Realty join the show to share their journeys into commercial real estate, lessons from leading in the industry, and what they see coming next in office and industrial development.
Ryan Glick and Charles Covey dive into the latest industry headlines, including the Fed’s wait-and-see approach, Texas housing reform, and the outlook for multi-family investment in 2025. They also share important updates on the Texas legislative session and its impact on development.
Doug Moreland, principal at Moreland Capital Partners, shares his journey from working at Hines to launching his own development firm.
Ryan Glick and Charles Covey break down the latest industry news, including HUD budget cuts, corporate real estate ownership, the self-storage slowdown, and North Texas’ housing boom. Plus, they discuss how new tariffs might impact homebuilding costs.
Jason Jones and Ryan Sweeney from Liberty3D share their journey from military service to 3D-printed home construction. They discuss the advantages of 3D printing, their latest project in Rockdale, Texas, and what the future holds for this innovative building method.
In this episode, Ryan and Charles Covey discuss changes at HUD, federal aid for California wildfires, and the potential impact of new tariffs on lumber costs.
Jack Rowe shares his journey from architecture to land development, explains the concept of missing middle housing, and discusses how zoning reform can create more affordable and walkable communities.
Ryan and Charles break down the latest real estate trends, including the rising costs of single-family rentals, federal policies shaping land development, and how government efficiency initiatives could reshape local real estate markets.