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In this episode of The Land Development Podcast, Ryan Glick and Charles Covey tackle a wide range of current events impacting the land development world. Kicking things off with a segment reading and responding to listener comments, they weigh in on economic policy suggestions from social media, touching on corporate taxes, defense spending, and wages—and why those don’t always align in practice.
They then turn to fresh housing market data from March 2025, noting a dip in housing starts and a rise in completions. Charles explains why this shift might actually be expected, especially heading into the slower building season. The conversation then pivots to a heated Fox Business segment where Anthony Pompliano calls the housing crisis a “national emergency.” Ryan and Charles consider whether the federal government should step into local zoning issues and if city councils are really helping or hurting housing affordability.
The discussion continues with thoughts on interest rates and inflation. With former President Trump pushing for rate cuts and Peter Schiff advocating for higher ones, Ryan and Charles explore both sides and wonder if delaying the inevitable market correction could cause bigger problems down the road.
To wrap it up, the hosts break down reactions to tariff talks and how Blackstone is viewing the real estate recovery. They also review how shifting consumer behavior might boost demand for discount retailers and industrial space near ports. Whether you’re building, investing, or watching the markets, this episode offers valuable insight into how macroeconomic forces are shaping land development today.
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.