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In this episode of the Land Development Podcast, Jamie Wilson, a land development engineer at AIM Engineering and Surveying, joins the show. Jamie’s career path took a turn from legal studies to engineering, and she shares how this transition shaped her professional life.
Jamie dives into the importance of mentorship in the engineering field. While finding good mentors can be challenging, she emphasizes their crucial role in professional growth. Jamie highlights her experiences with mentors, including an attorney who steered her towards engineering and her current engineering manager, who fosters the development of young engineers.
Communication is a key theme in Jamie’s discussion about the relationship between land developers and engineering firms. She underscores the importance of clear, consistent communication and setting expectations to ensure successful project outcomes.
The episode wraps up with Jamie addressing some of the biggest challenges in the land development industry, particularly in Southwest Florida. She talks about the impending stormwater rule updates and the significant impact they will have on land development practices. Additionally, Jamie touches on the labor shortages in engineering and related fields, offering insights into how these issues are shaping the industry’s future.
Scott Harris, founder of Magnetic in NYC, shares his journey to launching a real estate firm, including insights into luxury sales, market trends, and New York’s housing and development challenges.
In this Industry News Episode of The Land Development Podcast, Ryan and Charles talk through what’s happening in the housing market, how investors are thinking about rates, and why more offices are being turned into apartments.
Chris Hitch breaks down how his education, internships, and on-the-ground experience prepared him to manage complex development projects in Texas.