Podcasts about city development

In this podcast, host Taniel Chemsian sits down with relocation expert Kerry Loeb to explore the ins and outs of retiring in Mexico, specifically focusing on San Miguel de Allende. Kerry shares his personal journey of moving to San Miguel eight years ago and how it evolved into a passion for helping others make the transition. Together, they discuss the vibrant culture, stunning natural beauty, and cost-effective lifestyle that Mexico offers.    The episode covers essential considerations for those looking to relocate, including cultural adaptation, housing tips, and health care infrastructure. Listeners will gain valuable insights into the demographic trends of expats moving to Mexico, the benefits of learning Spanish, and the importance of aligning lifestyle preferences with the location.  Whether you're seriously considering a move south of the border or just dreaming about your future, this episode provides an informed and inspiring guide to starting a new chapter of your life in Mexico.  Don't miss out on this comprehensive discussion that might just convince you to take the leap into the sunny and welcoming embrace of Mexican living.   Key Moments:  03:41 "Community Aid and Golf Volunteering" 08:38 Assessing Familiarity with Mexico 11:06 Passionate About Mexico Caution 13:30 Mexican Coastline Living Insights 17:50 San Miguel Winter Indoor Climate 20:27 Mexico Safety: Misunderstood Perceptions 24:47 Affordable Housing in San Miguel 28:01 "Finding the Perfect Living Balance" 31:46 Healthcare Overview: Private Hospitals Insight 34:10 Embrace Spanish to Understand Culture 38:44 "City Development vs. Lifestyle Factors" 39:19 Living Choices in Mexico 43:21 Celebrating Life Embraced by Culture 47:19 Expat Relocation: Six-Month Cycle About the guest :  Kerry Loeb is a compassionate and proactive individual who has dedicated significant efforts to supporting migrants journeying through Central America. Recognizing the challenges these individuals face, Kerry spearheaded a project focused on providing essential food and clothing to thousands of people traveling through San Miguel on their way to the United States.  In addition to his humanitarian efforts, Kerry is an avid golf enthusiast and volunteered as a marshal at a picturesque golf course in San Miguel for several years. His love for the region extends beyond sports; with an innate passion for the vibrant culture and community of San Miguel, Kerry eagerly assists others in visiting or relocating there, driven by a naturally enthusiastic and sharing nature.  Kerry Loeb's life is defined by his altruism, love for community, and zest for life, making a positive impact wherever he goes. How to connect Kerry :  Website: https://www.expatpathwaymexico.com/ Facebook Group : https://www.facebook.com/groups/166819317257051

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Join us for a compelling discussion with two outstanding college athletes from Utah Tech University who provide a unique glimpse into the life of student-athletes and their thoughts on current political issues. We explore their transition from high school sports to the demanding world of college athletics, including the thrill of their first win and the prospect of setting records. Their journey offers invaluable insights into balancing sports and academics, as well as handling adult responsibilities like family and future homeownership.Our conversation takes an intriguing turn as we examine the striking differences between millennials and Gen Z in navigating the digital age. We dissect how video game culture has evolved, as well as the contrasting ways these generations consume news—from TikTok to traditional newspapers. Together, we brainstorm ideas for creating a vibrant, student-friendly environment in St. George, complete with entertainment hubs that cater to the young and the young at heart, while considering the impact of such developments on community engagement.We also reflect on significant societal themes, such as voting for the first time and the stories of family immigration. Our guests share personal anecdotes that reveal the resilience required to adapt to new cultural landscapes, alongside discussions on political engagement and real estate investment as a path to future financial stability. Whether you're pondering the future of tech trends, the role of politics in young lives, or innovative ideas for enhancing college life, this episode offers a thought-provoking tapestry of insights and stories.November is Diabetes Awareness Month!Link to Washington County Diabetic Youth Association: https://www.wcdya.com/-Donations are always accepted to help sent a T1D youth to summer camp. Donations can be sent via Venmo '@wcdya' or visit webpage: https://www.wcdya.com/copy-of-why-how to scan QR code. Looking for a Real Estate expert? Find us here!https://realestate435.kw.com/www.wealth435.com https://linktr.ee/wealth435Below are our wonderful friends!Find FS Coffee here:https://fscoffeecompany.com/Find Tuacahn Amphitheater here:https://www.tuacahn.org/Find Blue Form Media here:https://www.blueformmedia.com/#CollegeAthletes #podcast #DigitalAge #GenZ #millennials #UrbanDevelopment #stgeorgeutah #southernutah #435podcast [00:00:00] Intro.[00:01:11] College Athletes Discuss Sports and Life.[00:12:55] Generational Gap and Technology Trends.[00:16:00] City Development for College Students.[00:25:02] Youthful Perspective on Voting and Future.[00:30:55] Immigration Stories and Family Background.[00:42:55] Future Generations' Perspective on Politics.[00:50:41] College Students Discuss Elective Classes. [00:57:09] Future Home Ownership and Real Estate.[01:08:34] Real Estate Investment Strategies and Advice.

Join me as I sit down with Jeff Watkins, a 2004 state champion and a Davis High School Hall of Famer, to explore the dynamic real estate market of Southern Utah. Ever wondered if we're heading toward a real estate bubble in Washington County? We explore this question while sharing a lighthearted conversation about childhood dreams and our mutual love for hot dogs. Jeff and I even dive into the local sports scene, reminiscing about the football season and the buzz surrounding Utah Tech's first year in the Western Athletic Conference.Our discussion turns to the latest market trends, where sellers seem to have the upper hand. With an average sold price increase of 6% and the median price up by 3%, we dissect what's at play. From bustling developments in Zone Six to the potential impacts of the PGA Championship, there's a lot reshaping Southern Utah's landscape. We also touch on mortgage intricacies, such as why bond markets matter more than the Federal Reserve's moves, and explore innovative ideas like listing homes with potential monthly payments.Lastly, we tackle the challenges homebuyers face with rising costs and limited inventory. With fewer homes available than in previous years, we discuss the implications of increasing construction costs and the impact of remote workers with higher incomes moving into the area. As we explore new developments like the expansion of St. George Airport and the proposed Northern Corridor project, we consider the balance between development and conservation, reflecting on the unique environmental and political challenges that lie ahead.Find admission to HAC 3rd Annual Attainable Housing Forum here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/hac-3rd-annual-attainable-housing-forum-tickets-1000526360277Looking for a Real Estate expert? Find us here!https://realestate435.kw.com/www.wealth435.com https://linktr.ee/wealth435Below are our wonderful friends!Find FS Coffee here:https://fscoffeecompany.com/Find Tuacahn Amphitheater here:https://www.tuacahn.org/Find Blue Form Media here:https://www.blueformmedia.com/#RealEstate #southernutah #housingtrends #UrbanDevelopment #affordablehousing #435podcast #stgeorgeutah [00:00:00] Intro.[00:08:21] Real Estate Market Trends and Events.[00:16:49] Real Estate Market Pricing and Trends.[00:28:23] Vacation Rental Market Shift.[00:40:40] Southern Utah Real Estate Market Analysis.[00:53:06] City Development and Airport Expansion.[01:01:13] Northern Corridor Development Dilemma.

Lafayette Crump from the Milwaukee Department of City Development talks about the largest expansion of the Milwaukee Riverwalk getting a green light.

Wisconsin's Midday News has your Now at Noon headlines. Guests include Lafayette Crump from the Milwaukee Department of City Development and vice president of Marketing for Sellars Michelle Gross. We wrap up with highlights from the Milwaukee Brewers regular season.

Randy Langenderfer, President of Invest Arc Properties, shares his experience in real estate investing and discusses his current focus on single-family development. He talks about the advantages of starting with single-family homes, such as building contractor relationships and getting in good graces with the city for future multifamily projects. Randy also discusses the challenges of dealing with variable rate debt and the potential impact of rising interest rates on the market. He provides advice for both passive investors and those looking to enter the multifamily syndication space. Sponsors: Passive Investing Mastery Apartments.com Bam Capital

In this engaging interview, Mayur welcomes Olivia Ramos, a remarkable AEC Tech founder, who shares her inspiring journey from migrating from Cuba to becoming a prominent tech entrepreneur. Olivia discusses pivotal life moments that shaped her discipline and resilience, such as her rigorous musical training and her educational experiences in architecture and real estate. Viewers are given insight into her innovative approach to integrating big data and AI in the real estate sector through her startup, Deepblocks. Olivia emphasizes the crucial learning curves she faced, the importance of understanding real estate finance for architects, and how digitizing zoning data has revolutionized their business model. She talks about the challenges of being a first-time founder, adaptive strategies, and the importance of staying updated with technology. Viewers will appreciate her visionary thoughts on how AI and blockchain could transform the future of real estate investments and city planning, making this video a must-watch for anyone interested in tech-driven innovation in urban development. 00:00 - Introduction and Guest Introduction 00:31 - Olivia's Early Life and Highlights 01:00 - Migration from Cuba and Cultural Adaptation 01:31 - Musical Discipline and Structure 02:01 - Graduate Studies and Impact on Career 03:36 - Aspirations During Columbia Days 06:02 - Tips for Young Architects 06:46 - Impactful Professors and Mentors 08:37 - Use of AI and Big Data in Real Estate 10:05 - Early Days and MVP of Deepblocks 11:59 - Challenges in Bringing Product to Market 14:12 - Handling R&D vs Revenue and Customer Development 18:01 - Experimentation and Practical Application of AI 20:44 - Deepblocks Today and Future Plans 25:35 - Learning and Staying Updated as a Founder 27:10 - Recommended Books and Their Impact 29:50 - Week in the Life of Olivia 31:28 - Key Decisions for Deepblocks' Trajectory 33:01 - Deepblocks Vision for 2030 36:37 - AI and Blockchain in Real Estate 37:31 - Data Ownership and Transparency Issues 42:46 - Rapid Fire Round 46:01 - Final Thoughts and Reflections on Biomimicry in City Development #deepblocks #oliviaramos #bigdataforrealestate

In this episode, Board Secretary Linda Aasen welcomes City Development Coordinating Committee (CDCC) members Deborah Gmeiner and Fera Mostow. They are here to talk about the proposed Oasis at Indio project located down the street near Monroe Street and Avenue 42. Tune in to learn about the project. Attachments:

In this episode, We talk to Oklahoma City Baseball utility player Andre Lipcius. We discuss the success he has been having at OKC, the Dodgers developmental system, playing with guys like Mookie Betts, Shohei Ohtani, Freddie Freeman, Twin telepathy and more

No matter the location - from the Global South to Northern Europe, from the Far East to the American West Coast - life in a modern-day city is both exhilarating and exhausting. But the rise of AI technology is making cities smarter and helping us reimagine how cities can be more energy-efficient, safer, and enjoyable than ever before. Technology experts Ashish Yadav and JVS Ramakrishna share their thoughts on the future of our cities and offer real-world examples of where AI has changed the way residents of one bustling city live, work, and commute every day. Learn more about how Intel is leading the charge in the AI Revolution at intel.com/AIeverywhere.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This episode features special guest Shaun Adams, Peachtree Corners' new Community Development Director who continues as Assistant City Attorney. Shaun's responsibilities include identifying areas that could benefit from redevelopment, planning, administering, and implementing redevelopment projects, and helping to identify and obtain public funding for projects. Part of our discussions include the 6-month moratorium on new residential development in the central business district which reflects a reassessment of the city's needs. Included in the podcast discussion was a discussion on zoning and development, emerging market trends, navigating development pressures, and community and business roles. Hosted by Rico Figliolini.Redevelopment Authority of Peachtree Corners: https://www.peachtreecornersga.gov/21... Peachtree Corners City Meeting Calendar: https://www.peachtreecornersga.gov/Ca...Timestamp:00:00:00 - Shaun Adams: New Community Development Director00:01:21 - Peachtree Corners Resident Balances Legal and Community Roles00:03:26 - Community Development: Zoning, Permitting, and Collaboration00:07:24 - Adapting City Codes to Changing Needs00:09:54 - Adapting Zoning to Emerging Market Trends00:12:37 - Navigating Zoning Overlays and Mixed-Use Developments00:15:07 - Examining Zoning and Development Trends00:20:01 - The Impact of COVID-19 on Cities and the Growth of Smaller Communities 00:21:30 - Navigating Development Pressures and Public Input00:25:28 - Leveraging Comprehensive Plans for Strategic Development00:29:43 - Exploring Proactive City Planning00:32:23 - Upcoming Agenda and Code Updates00:33:57 - Upcoming Planning Commission and City Council Meetings

“Cheese in different ways,” is only the beginning of Milwaukee's compelling cultural offerings. From the astounding waters, to the presence of industrious creatives who are making things happen and helping each other to develop their skills and talents—Milwaukee is a vibrant community that continues to exceed expectations and enable a strong quality of life for creatives of all disciplines. This special episode of Creative MKE features more conversations with arts leaders held at Washington Park Media Center including Angela Damiani, CEO of NEWaukee, Peggy Williams Smith, CEO of VISIT Milwaukee, Joe Poeschl, Director of Engagement of MKE Tech Hub Coalition and Kevin Giglinto, President & CEO of the Marcus Performing Arts Center, Adam Braatz, Executive Director at Imagine MKE, Lafayette Crump, the City of Milwaukee Commissioner of City Development, Daniel Murray, Founder and Creative Director of FuzzPop Workshop. The group spends time envisioning what the future might look like for the city, and discussing how it's possible today to do so much in Milwaukee without encountering barriers that exist in other cities. Founding startups and launching profitable creative businesses, while building a network of collaborators and striking a fulfilling work-life balance... it can be done here. In Milwaukee, it's possible to dream big...and our creatives are the key to pushing the culture forward. “When artists come together, that's when the real magic arises,” reflected Kevin Giglinto, President & CEO of Marcus Center for the Performing Arts. Marcus Center for the Performing Arts MKE Tech Hub Coalition VISIT Milwaukee NEWaukee FuzzPop Workshop Milwaukee Symphony OrchestraMilwaukee Film Festival Washington Park Media Center City of Milwaukee's Dept. of City Development

Reece Martin from the YouTube channel RMTransit joins Helen Lui to discuss the evolving landscape of urban mobility and public transit. Explore the cutting-edge developments and innovative solutions that are shaping the future of our cities. Reece, who grew up in the Lower Mainland, and now a resident of Toronto, shares his expert insights on the challenges urban planners face and the potential transformative impacts of new technologies on public transportation systems.RM Transit: https://www.youtube.com/@RMTransitMovement: https://transitmovement.ca/ Show Credits:Host: Helen LuiProducer: Aaron JohnsonCover Art By: the Sneaky Artist (https://sneakyart.substack.com/)Covert Art Titles: SpencerWebsite: UrbanismVancouver.comIf you want to support the podcast, you can "Buy Us A Coffee"https://www.buymeacoffee.com/urbanismvancouver

What does the political situation in Germany look like before the European elections? What is Germany's attitude to the Russian war in Ukraine? And how are the green and liberal parties faring? Leszek Jazdzewski (Fundacja Liberte!) talks withRalf Fücks, Managing Director of the Center for Liberal Modernity, following his 21 years as President of the Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung, the political foundation associated with the Greens. Before that, he was the Co-Chair of the German Green Party (1989/​90) and the Senator of Environment and City Development in Bremen. Tune in for the talk! This podcast is produced by the European Liberal Forum in collaboration with Movimento Liberal Social and Fundacja Liberté!, with the financial support of the European Parliament. Neither the European Parliament nor the European Liberal Forum are responsible for the content or for any use that be made of.

Pune is one of India's fastest growing cities, but also one that is crying for its transport infrastructure to be transformed, even overhauled. What are the areas of concern, and how can policymakers work with civil society and the government to make this happen? Sachin Kalbag of Takshashila and Pune's leading subject matter expert Sanskriti Menon, Senior Programme Director at the Centre for Environment Education, discuss this vital topic. Do check out Takshashila's public policy courses: https://school.takshashila.org.in/courses We are @‌IVMPodcasts on Facebook, Twitter, & Instagram. https://twitter.com/IVMPodcasts https://www.instagram.com/ivmpodcasts/?hl=en https://www.facebook.com/ivmpodcasts/ You can check out our website at https://shows.ivmpodcasts.com/featured Follow the show across platforms: Spotify, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, JioSaavn, Gaana, Amazon Music Do share the word with your folks !!  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week, Meg and Alex sit down with Milwaukee's Commissioner of City Development, Lafayette Crump and Homes MKE Community Outreach Liaison, Jeremy Mitchell to discuss the Homes MKE initiative. Lafayette and Jeremy talk logistics, the philosophies behind the program, and its impact on the community.  If you have questions or want more information about the program or available properties, be sure to reach out at jermitc@milwaukee.gov.

Segment 1: Tom Gimbel, founder and CEO of LaSalle Network, joins John to talk about their annual ‘Thanksliving” event where they get their staff together to celebrate the holidays, what tips he offers veterans that are looking for jobs, and why employees not quitting is becoming an issue for bosses. And Tom also reacts to the viral […]

In this captivating episode of the Stories to Create Podcast, Cornell Bunting engages in a compelling conversation with Michele Hylton-Terry, the dedicated leader at the helm of the Community Redevelopment Agency for the City of Fort Myers since 2018. As the Executive Director, Ms. Hylton-Terry and her adept team have harnessed the resources of the CRA to drive an unprecedented wave of revitalization within the city's bustling downtown and across all five of the agency's redevelopment zones. Under her visionary leadership, the Fort Myers CRA has played a pivotal role in shaping landmark projects that span the spectrum from luxury waterfront developments like the Luminary Hotel to affordable housing initiatives such as the Royal Palm Gardens Apartment complex and even historical preservation endeavors like the McCollum Hall Restoration project. During the conversation, Ms. Hylton-Terry delves into her remarkable journey, which began in the realm of public service back in 2003 when she served as a staff assistant in the Fort Myers Planning Division. Over the years, she climbed the ranks, assuming various roles until she reached the esteemed position of Executive Director in 2018. Throughout the episode, she shares insights into her ability to thrive in dynamic environments, her unwavering commitment to community improvement, and her delicate balance with her family. From her roots in Jamaica to her experiences in Brooklyn, New York, and her eventual journey to southwest Florida, Ms. Hylton-Terry's life story unfolds as a captivating narrative that listeners won't want to miss. Tune in for an enlightening and inspiring conversation. Support the showThank you for tuning in with EHAS CLUB - Stories to Create Podcast

Rent prices have exploded in Lisbon, where many residents have been driven to the outskirts of the city. Housing in the city center has been overrun by rich techies and tourists. Now the government is taking action.

Now, the reimagining of Harborplace has begun. Late last year, a local developer named P. David Bramble purchased the property, and pledged to revive this centerpiece of downtown that was once a proud symbol of Baltimore's Renaissance. Bramble is the managing partner at MCB Real Estate. We return to this conversation from earlier this month with Bramble and Christopher Mfume, a son of Congressman Kweisi Mfume and managing partner of CLD Partners. Mfume's development portfolio includes a number of residential properties across Baltimore. David Bramble and Christopher Mfume joined Tom in Studio A.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

At the end of last year Tauranga City Council re-introduced paid on-street parking. But it ended up meaning less people were coming into the City Centre and therefore reduced spending at local businesses, so to get business back, the free parking is returning during weekends and after 5pm on weekdays. General Manager of City Development and Partnerships at Tauranga City Council Gareth Wallis joined Mike Hosking. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

At the end of last year Tauranga City Council re-introduced paid on-street parking. But it ended up meaning less people were coming into the City Centre and therefore reduced spending at local businesses, so to get business back, the free parking is returning during weekends and after 5pm on weekdays. General Manager of City Development and Partnerships at Tauranga City Council Gareth Wallis joined Mike Hosking. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's a vibrant borough with a bad reputation: some 1.5 million people, many of them immigrants, live in New York city's Bronx. For decades, poverty and crime made headlines here, but it's also the birthplace of Hip Hop culture and home to the famous Yankees baseball team. The locals say that things have improved a lot since the notorious fires of the 1970s, yet there are still many issues.

Harborplace in Baltimore has been in a steady decline for years, as store after store and restaurant after restaurant closed. Only a couple of places remain open and the entire Light Street Pavilion has been shuttered. Now, the reimagining of Harborplace has begun. Late last year, a local developer named P. David Bramble purchased the property, and pledged to revive this centerpiece of downtown that was once a proud symbol of Baltimore's Renaissance. Bramble is the managing partner at MCB Real Estate. Christopher Mfume, a son of Congressman Kweisi Mfume, is the managing partner of CLD Partners. His development portfolio includes a number of residential properties across Baltimore. David Bramble and Christopher Mfume join Tom in Studio A.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Big plans are in store for Milwaukee's downtown area. The Department of City Development has released a draft of Connec+ing MKE: Downtown Plan 2040, which it includes ideas like adding four route extensions of The Hop, redeveloping the site of the Marcus Center parking structure and removing I-794 through Downtown.Read more: https://onmilwaukee.com/articles/connecting-mke-plan.Project website: www.milwaukee.gov/downtownplan.Dialogue encouraged at www.connectingmke.com.

Speaker: Alain Bertaud, Senior Fellow, New York University's Marron Institute of Urban Management; Distinguished Visiting Fellow, Mercatus Center, George Mason University. Moderator: Diane E. Davis, Charles Dyer Norton Professor of Regional Planning and Urbanism, Harvard's Graduate School of Design. The discussion revolves around Alain's recent book, "Order without Design: How Markets Shape Cities," where he argues operational urban planning can be improved by the application of the tools of urban economics to the design of regulations and infrastructure.

La Crosse city council member Dr. Mark Neumann in studio, discussing city development moving forward — like River Point District — as well as the council decisions on the eight-year Climate Action Plan and the senior center building sale offer. Neumann also discussed Mayor Mitch Reynolds' state of the city address. Began the show talking about Neumann the retired pediatric critical care doctor, who spent quite a few years working in Africa.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dan Shafer Guest Hosts. Evan Goyke joins. Downtown 2040 plan. Amtrak in Madison. Evan Goyke joins Current State Representative Evan Goyke tells us about his campaign to run for Milwaukee City Attorney in 2024. Downtown 2040 plan Tanya Fonesca from the Milwaukee Department of City Development about the new Downtown 2040 plan, which is meant to emphasize pedestrian safety and green infrastructure. Amtrak in Madison Allison Garfield of the CapTimes tells us about Amtrak in Madison. ----------------------------------------------------------------- Music from today's show can be found on As Goes Wisconsin's Spotify playlist. We love hearing from you! Got a topic you think we should cover? Have an idea for a guest we should have on? Want to leave us feedback? Let us know! Civic Media

Tanya Fonesca from the Milwaukee Department of City Development about the new Downtown 2040 plan.Civic Media

La Crosse Mayor Mitch Reynolds in studio. We discussed an upcoming lobbying effort to get the federal government to address drought along the Mississippi River. We also talked about how development is going in the River Point District, which is the old Mobil Oil site. The mayor comes on the Monday before the monthly city council meeting, which will be addressing a new contract and responsibilities with the Coulee Region Humane Society, as well as Pearl Street funding. Lastly, we hit on a south side building the city owns, and the lack of an agreement for years with the group that runs a senior center there.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sun International has broken ground on its latest development: the R295-million expansion of its Sun Vacation Club (SVC) – one of South Africa's leading timeshare models – at the group's iconic Sun City resort, in the North West. The group's first significant expansion at the resort since the development of the Aviary in 2004, the Lefika Villas comprises 58 luxury villas – 48 three-bedroom villas and 10 four-bedroom villas – as well as a recreational area with a resort pool, family restaurant and kid's play area. “We are experiencing significant demand for SVC accommodation at Sun City and this expansion will help satisfy this demand. We are confident that this development will achieve above market returns,” Sun International CEO Anthony Leeming told media during the sod-turning event this week. The development forms part of Sun International's multimillion-rand masterplan that includes the potential development of another 200 two-bedroom units. This will be fully dependent on the success of Lefika Villas and driven by demand. The addition of Lefika Villas, which will be able to accommodate up to 400 additional guests, will increase the SVC at Sun City to 478 units once it is completed by November 2023. “Sun City remains perennially popular and post-Covid, we have seen an increase in demand from leisure, conference and sporting guests. We have invested significantly in the property and the Resort is in great condition. We are also seeing great demand for self-catering units at the Sun Vacation Club,” Leeming continues. “The Lefika Villas were born from the market demand for a high-end luxury, self-catering product at Sun City Resort. The SVC Lion suites and the three-bedroom units sold out in record time, highlighting the appetite for more space and more luxury,” explains SVC Group GM Janita Donaldson. As part of the development, there will be significant inclusion of surrounding communities in upliftment and knowledge and skills transfer projects, with a stipulated 30% build value to be allocated to local contractors, Sun City Resort GM Brett Hoppe adds. According to the development team, the design of Lefika Villas, which means “stone” in the local Setswana language, draws inspiration from the adjacent stone-walled Itlholanoga heritage site. The settlement, located on the northern face of the hill overlooking the entire valley, is rated as a level five for historic significance and is a designated provincial heritage site. Sun International enlisted the assistance of leading archaeological and heritage experts, including University of the Witwatersrand archaeology professor and Origins Centre director Mandy Esterhuyzen, who will assist with the management and preservation of this and surrounding historical heritage sites. The villas are also designed with as little intrusion of the surrounding natural landscape as possible, with all the units arranged to accommodate existing natural features, typography and views. “Special attention was also given to the preservation of existing natural features on site. The new villas have been located around existing natural topographies such as existing rock outcrops and existing trees as far as possible. The serene bush setting feels miles away from the heart of the bustling Sun City Resort which is literally two minutes away,” says Sun International development manager Mark Pitchers. Meanwhile, Sun International is continuing with several current upgrade projects at Sun City, which is home to the iconic 327-room The Palace of The Lost City Hotel, the 241-room five-star Cascades hotel, the 380-room Cabanas and the Bush Bungalows with 14 chalets, as well as the 340-room four-star Sun City hotel. The group embarked on a complete R208-million refurbishment of the The Palace of The Lost City, including the installation of a Spa and gym, which will be completed in November when the hotel celebrates its thirtieth birthday. The exclusive Salon Privé in the Sun City Hotel has also been given ...

Sun International has broken ground on its latest development: the R295-million expansion of its Sun Vacation Club (SVC) – one of South Africa's leading timeshare models – at the group's iconic Sun City resort, in the North West. The group's first significant expansion at the resort since the development of the Aviary in 2004, the Lefika Villas comprises 58 luxury villas – 48 three-bedroom villas and 10 four-bedroom villas – as well as a recreational area with a resort pool, family restaurant and kid's play area. “We are experiencing significant demand for SVC accommodation at Sun City and this expansion will help satisfy this demand. We are confident that this development will achieve above market returns,” Sun International CEO Anthony Leeming told media during the sod-turning event this week. The development forms part of Sun International's multimillion-rand masterplan that includes the potential development of another 200 two-bedroom units. This will be fully dependent on the success of Lefika Villas and driven by demand. The addition of Lefika Villas, which will be able to accommodate up to 400 additional guests, will increase the SVC at Sun City to 478 units once it is completed by November 2023. “Sun City remains perennially popular and post-Covid, we have seen an increase in demand from leisure, conference and sporting guests. We have invested significantly in the property and the Resort is in great condition. We are also seeing great demand for self-catering units at the Sun Vacation Club,” Leeming continues. “The Lefika Villas were born from the market demand for a high-end luxury, self-catering product at Sun City Resort. The SVC Lion suites and the three-bedroom units sold out in record time, highlighting the appetite for more space and more luxury,” explains SVC Group GM Janita Donaldson. As part of the development, there will be significant inclusion of surrounding communities in upliftment and knowledge and skills transfer projects, with a stipulated 30% build value to be allocated to local contractors, Sun City Resort GM Brett Hoppe adds. According to the development team, the design of Lefika Villas, which means “stone” in the local Setswana language, draws inspiration from the adjacent stone-walled Itlholanoga heritage site. The settlement, located on the northern face of the hill overlooking the entire valley, is rated as a level five for historic significance and is a designated provincial heritage site. Sun International enlisted the assistance of leading archaeological and heritage experts, including University of the Witwatersrand archaeology professor and Origins Centre director Mandy Esterhuyzen, who will assist with the management and preservation of this and surrounding historical heritage sites. The villas are also designed with as little intrusion of the surrounding natural landscape as possible, with all the units arranged to accommodate existing natural features, typography and views. “Special attention was also given to the preservation of existing natural features on site. The new villas have been located around existing natural topographies such as existing rock outcrops and existing trees as far as possible. The serene bush setting feels miles away from the heart of the bustling Sun City Resort which is literally two minutes away,” says Sun International development manager Mark Pitchers. Meanwhile, Sun International is continuing with several current upgrade projects at Sun City, which is home to the iconic 327-room The Palace of The Lost City Hotel, the 241-room five-star Cascades hotel, the 380-room Cabanas and the Bush Bungalows with 14 chalets, as well as the 340-room four-star Sun City hotel. The group embarked on a complete R208-million refurbishment of the The Palace of The Lost City, including the installation of a Spa and gym, which will be completed in November when the hotel celebrates its thirtieth birthday. The exclusive Salon Privé in the Sun City Hotel has also been given ...

One of UW-Milwaukee's strengths is its partnerships. They are multi-faceted and can focus on a number of areas, including economic development and issues of equity. Today, we will talk about the value and importance of public-partnerships with UWM Chancellor Mark Mone and guest Lafayette Crump, the City of Milwaukee's Commissioner of City Development.

On this episode Anna sits down with Lafayette Crump, Commissioner of City Development for Milwaukee. They cover a lot: from the basics of his role as Commissioner, how he balances multiple competing priorities, community engagement in neighborhood investment, and what he's learned during his time in the role. Then, CityAge Co-Founder Miro Cernetig tells us about the future of food in a special feature segment. You'll hear from food expert Evan Fraser, Director of the Arrell Food Institute at the University of Guelph and Tamara Rebanks, Director at the Weston Family Foundation. We dive into the state of the food crisis, what role Canada can play in solving it, and how the Weston Family Foundation is helping the country lead the world. Then Anna and Alon share this week's story: Averting a Lost Decade.

Zach Caceres is a software engineer and technology consultant focused on early-stage companies. Startup Cities is written by Zach Caceres, often known on the internet as zach.dev. Ten years ago, he coined the term “Startup Cities” to describe neighborhoods and cities built by startup companies. From 2012 to 2016, he co-founded and led the Startup Cities Institute, an interdisciplinary research group, at Universidad Francisco Marroquín in Guatemala City. Zach has spoken around the world on Startup Cities, alternative education, and programming for venues ranging from the Singapore National Library, the St. Gallen Symposium, The Gruter Institute for Law and Behavioral Sciences, MIT Global Startup Workshop, college clubs, entrepreneur's groups, government delegations, the Yandex corporation, ClassCentral, and more. Zach's work has won multiple awards and has been published by Palgrave MacMillan and Routledge. He's also been published or featured by outlets like Virgin Entrepreneur, The Atlantic's CityLab, NYU's Governance Lab, Barron's, The New Zealand Initiative, the Adam Smith Center of Singapore. The World Design Organization selected him as a judge for the World Design Capital 2020. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/city-dao-podcast/message

Chad serves as the President & CEO for Downtown Huntsville, Inc. He previously served as Director of City Development for Montgomery, Alabama as well as a consultant to over 30 different cities on downtown and urban redevelopment strategies. He received his undergraduate degree from Lipscomb University and his law degree from the University of Tennessee. He and his five children live in Huntsville.

In this episode, John and Ryan discuss the hidden gem that is Atlantic City with former Mayor of Belmar and CRDA Executive Director, Matt Doherty. They dive in the impact of casinos in AC, real estate opportunities, and why it is high time to invest in Atlantic City today. 00:00 Intro 05:35 Role of Government in Private Investment 07:43 The Hard Truth of Redevelopment 12:51 Flip Side of Rooming Houses 14:00 Real Estate Opportunities in Atlantic City 18:37 Why Did it Take Long for AC to Flourish? 23:58 Why Invest in AC Now? 32:14 Matt's Time in CRDA 33:58 The Domino Effect of Improvement 36:21 Are Casinos PRO Atlantic City? 39:37 Transportation Issues To & From AC 44:46 Diversifying Neighbourhood Amenities 47:40 How Involved Are Casinos in City Development? 49:51 What's Next for Matt Doherty? Podcast Channels:

The City Clerk of Chicago Anna Valencia is under scrutiny for recently leaked emails regarding several city development's that benefited her lobbyist husband. She's being accused of promoting the projects while knowing it would help her husband. The couple has denied any wrong doing but WCIA Capitol Bureau Chief Mark Maxwell decided to dig deeper. He joins John Howell to discuss.

I am answering the question from Tala Al Ansari (Director & Head - Innovation Ecosystem & Scale2Dubai, EXPO2020) from episode 251: How often are we asking and engaging our community about city development projects? Link to Stockholm City citizen panel digital platform https://vaxer.stockholm/besok-oss/medborgardialog-och-samrad/medborgarpanel/Placemaking Europe https://placemaking-europe.eu/tools/Enjoy your listening. Let's connect and talk further about this episodeMustafa Sherif LinkedinKeep Up the Good Work. Keep Loving Cities❤️️.Follow Urbanistica and let's get in touch:ClubhouseInstagramFacebookYoutube channelThanks to Urbanistica Podcast partner AFRY.AFRY is an international engineering and design company providing sustainable solutions in the fields of energy, industry, and infrastructure. Read more about AFRY https://afry.com/enVisit Mustafasherif.com for collaborations and nominations. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this week's BizTimes MKE Podcast, Beth Weirick, CEO of Milwaukee Downtown BID 21, and Tanya Fonseca, long range planning manager at Milwaukee's Department of City Development, discuss the process for updating the downtown area plan during a recent Rotary Club of Milwaukee presentation. In addition to taking questions, they involved their audience in providing feedback about the current and future state of downtown.In partnership with the Rotary Club of Milwaukee

आगरा स्मार्ट न्यूज़ के इस एपिसोड में RJ Bharti के साथ सुनिए, ताजनगरी में एक सप्ताह में तापमान 30 डिग्री तक पहुंच जाएगा, आगरा में अयोध्या शहर की तर्ज पर शहर का विकास, शहर के 7 नए वार्डों में डोर टू डोर कूड़ा कलेक्शन शुरू।

We're back from break! The team starts off by reflecting on the time off from the pod and discussing Mayoral candidates' responses on arts and culture. Joe and Betsy of the Wisconsin Policy Forum join the pod at 15:00 to talk all about the recent release of The Work of Art, a report that summarizes responses from 393 Milwaukee artists and creatives through a survey shared between late July 2021 and late September 2021. Joe Peterangelo is a senior researcher for the Wisconsin Policy Forum and has been with the organization since 2011. His research focuses on economic and workforce development, transportation, and housing. Before joining the Forum, Joe worked as a program coordinator for United Way of Dane County in Madison, Wisconsin and as a planning assistant for the city of Milwaukee's Department of City Development.  Betsy Mueller is a researcher for the Wisconsin Policy Forum. Betsy joined the Wisconsin Policy Forum (previously Public Policy Forum) in 2017. Her work focuses on education as well as social issues Prior to joining the Forum, she completed two years of national service with AmeriCorps, working with Milwaukee high school students and their families to navigate the college admissions process.  Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn: @WisPolicyForum  Ephemera:  https://imaginemke.org/art-stories/imagine-journal/post/mayoral-primary-candidate-questionnaire (The Mayoral Primary Candidates and Arts and Culture)  https://imaginemke.org/be-an-arts-champion/action-center.php (2% of ARPA for Arts and Culture)  https://imaginemke.org/be-an-arts-champion/trainings.php (Advocacy 101 Lunch and Learns in February)  https://wispolicyforum.org/research/the-work-of-art-a-survey-of-milwaukees-artists-and-creatives/ (The Work of Art: A Survey of Milwaukee's Artists and Creatives)  https://imagine-this-podcast.captivate.fm/episode/arts-and-culture-in-a-pandemic-an-existential-threat-w-joe-peterangelo (E130: Arts and Culture in a Pandemic: An Existential Threat w/ Joe Peterangelo) 

On our first episode, we discuss the Village South ordinance plan for affordable housing and the planning commissions upcoming recommendation. 

From the latest development in Town Madison to the accessibility of areas to be active to the great school district, Mayor Paul Finley and host Stephanie Mills address it all in this interview. Along with development, a big question surrounding what's to come is how the city is handling the infrastructure. Is Madison working on getting ahead of the potential problems that could occur? Find out in this episode of MyBrandNewHomes.com.

In PlanningxChange Episode 81, Jess Noonan and Peter Jewell interview Marshall Sullivan a private planning consultant based in regional Victoria. Marshall came up ‘through the ranks' of local government starting as an enforcer officer and ending as a senior manager. Now he runs his own very prosperous planning consultancy based in Geelong and the Surf Coast. Marshall discusses his journey through local government and the support he received through mentoring. He talks of the skills he learnt in dealing with the public and developers alike whilst also fitting in with what at times can be very political local Councils. He talks of the Importance of new ideas in planning policy and the need to encourage new ways. One of his motto's ‘you don't know what you don't know' - best to keep an open mind. Marshall talks of the transition and associated surprises going from government to private practice. His answer to the question: ‘what has been your most eventful site inspection?' Is sure to raise a laugh. A thoughtful and clear speaking view of a planner's life. Audio production by Jack Bavage. The episode was recorded in mid February 2021 and released on 25 July 2021.

कानपुर स्मार्ट न्यूज़ के इस एपिसोड में सुनिए, 18+ आयु वर्ग के 8984 लोगों ने लगवाया टीका , कानपुर के ग्रीन पार्क स्टेडियम में आज से टीकाकरण शिविर शुरू और शहर के विकास के लिए नया स्ट्रक्चर किया जा रहा है तैयार।

Milwaukee Department of City Development commissioner Lafayette Crump spoke at the Rotary Club of Milwaukee recently, highlighting the city's comprehensive plan and development throughout the city. “We just have to find a way to implement the vision that exists in that plan and (I’m) really excited to see so many people trying to find ways to make everything we see on paper, to make those things a reality,” Crump said. He also touched on the need for community involvement in the planning and development process and praised Jim Barry III’s contribution to BizTimes’ “25 big ideas for Milwaukee’s future” feature in March. In the piece, Barry called for the full implementation of the city’s comprehensive plan. In partnership with the Rotary Club of Milwaukee.

Jane Week in Worcester is right around the corner; an awareness and recognition week for the urban theorist Jane Jacobs and her concepts for building vibrant, livable communities. On this Public Hearing episode, Josh talks with Joyce Mandell, author of Jane Jacobs in the Woo; a blog discussing Worcester development projects and asking “What would Jane say?” We talk about the ballpark, Harding Green, and Hillside Beach and what Jane might think of these projects in the city. “Joyce Mandell has worn many hats at different times of her life – mom, community organizer, sociologist, community development specialist, urban studies professor, and just general feisty rabble-rouser.  She is excited to add “channeling the spirit of Jane Jacobs” to the list.  She has lived in Worcester, Massachusetts for over twenty-five years and first moved to the East Side when she served as the Economic Development Director of Oak Hill Community Development Corporation from 1995 – 1998.  She believes in the potential of Worcester, the power of praxis and the truth to be found both in stories and stillness.”Read the blog Jane Jacobs in the Woo and follow Jane Week on Facebook.Listen to Public Hearing wherever you get your podcasts and on WICN 90.5FM, Worcester’s NPR affiliate station. And, while we celebrate women all year round, our guests for the month of March are all women who live, influence, and/or impact the City of Worcester, MA. Learn more about our show at PublicHearing.coShare our show with a friend!

Every major city in the U.S. follows the same pattern. At the core, there's a large urban landscape comprised of mixed-use architecture and mid to high-rise buildings densely packed together. As you pan out from the center of the city you'll find lower-density buildings with larger plots of land. This is common in cities around the world. What is unique to America is the suburbs. In the U.S. and its neighboring nations, mainly Canada, you'll find a suburban sprawl. Suburbia has become almost synonymous with the American way of life over the last 70 years. But, is it the right way to build a city? As the years have gone by and we've watched this great suburban experiment unfold, it would appear that the suburbs are doomed to fail.

Hosts Benjamin Rangel and Kacee Ochalek sit down with planning experts Amy Oath and Leif Otteson to talk about the recommendations coming to the South 13th Street and West Oklahoma Avenue corridors. These recommendations come together to inform the City of Milwaukee’s Department of City Development’s Southwest Side Area Plan, which helps inform policy and development in the neighborhood. To learn more, visit:Envision South 13th Street Together Official WebsiteActions Steps:Leif’s action step is to get out into the street and engage with your neighborsAmy’s action step is to join the City of Milwaukee’s E-notify system and follow along with DCD on their website or social media. Bridge the City When you’re taking action in your community, share with us! Use #bridgethecity or tag us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, or LinkedIn.We humbly ask you to consider joining our Patreon so we can continue creating episodes and events that encourage community engagement and open dialogue. For timely content and interviews focused on what’s happening now in our city, tune in to our show on Riverwest Radio (104.1 FM) at 5:30 every other Wednesday, or listen online.Music by Casey Masters.

The development of smart cities gives rise to the expansion of big data and the extensive use of technologies, which play a pivotal role in bringing new approaches to retail management and shopping experiences.

Oceanfront properties are among the most coveted real estate in the world. It is a curse or blessing for the local economy? / What makes a people pleaser? / Netflix subscriber growth soars past 200 million members

Over the past few months, disagreements at City Developments (CDL) have come to light with three resignations over differences in opinion to the group's investment in Chinese real estate developer Sincere Property Group. This week, CDL announced that it had set up a special working group to improve the liquidity and profitability of its investment in Sincere following the resignations. So what does all this mean for investors? Jingyi Pan, Senior Market Strategist, IG Singapore gives her analysis. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today's program is a memorial tribute to Ray Forgianni, who served Kenosha as City Planner and Director of City Development for more than thirty years, who died earlier this fall due to complications from COVID-19. Part One is a 1998 conversation led by then-WGTD News Director Bill Guy. He and Ray Forgianni discuss the plans for Harbor Park, which at that point was still in its final stages of planning. Part Two is an excerpt from a 2015 conversation about Harbor Market.

Here is the unabridged 2015 interview with Ray Forgianni, longtime Kenosha City Planner and Director of City Development, talking about Harbor Market, which he helped to create and sustain. Also part of the conversation is local artist Melanie Hovey, who worked closely with Ray in the formation of the market. We replayed a portion of this interview on today's Morning Show as a memorial tribute to Fogianni, who died earlier this fall due to complications from COVID-19.

Tosha Herron-Bruff and Jared Fitzpatrick from the Dallas Regional Chamber join Dirt Work to discuss the role that the business community plays in the development of our cities. Catch up on Past Episodes of Dirt Work!

The Midnight Charette is now The Second Studio. SUBSCRIBE  • Apple Podcasts  • YouTube  • Spotify CONNECT  • Website: www.secondstudiopod.com • Instagram • Facebook • Twitter  • Call or text questions to 213-222-6950 SUPPORT Leave a review :) EPISODE CATEGORIES  •  Interviews: Interviews with industry leaders.   •  After Hours (AH): Casual conversations about everyday life.  •  Design Reviews: Reviews of creative projects and buildings.  •  Fellow Designer: Tips for designers.

Texas real estate developer Jack Lopez discusses his Park City developments. Hosts of the KSL Home Show Heather Osmond and Lindsay Aerts walk you through an open house of Utah real estate. With up to date information for both buyers and sellers, the KSL Home Show show covers everything the Utah real estate market has to offer. For more information about Heather Osmond and Osmond Designs, you can find them at https://www.osmonddesigns.com/ or their facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/osmonddesigns/. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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This week, Antoine and Kennita talk to Lafayette Crump, Commissioner of the City of Milwaukee’s Department of City Development. After first having a great laugh about food (2:20), Lafayette talks about his work in the DNC (oh yeah that’s this week); how Milwaukee should be thinking going forward (6:00); how we think about equity and black thoughts (not the rapper) (11:14); his new role as the Commish and how he views city development (17:00); being a political cartoonist (27:30); binge watching, who invented the remix, and hip hop (33:45); and his favorite Milwaukee-based artists (43:53). Intro music: “Song of Freedom” by Shonn Hinton (https://soundcloud.com/shonnhinton/song-of-freedom (https://soundcloud.com/shonnhinton/song-of-freedom)) Support this podcast

المهندس المعماري الدكتور حيدر ناجي من العراق يتحدث عن ما هي العمارة الاسلامية وانعكاسها في المدن. وايضا يخبرنا عن تجربته الشخصية في مواكبة نمو مدينة كربلاء. دكتور حيدر يطلعنا عن تدريسه لمادة العمارة الاسلامية للمرحلة الرابعة منذ سنتين في القسم المعماري في جامعة كربلاء في جنوب العراق.   Follow the stories on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/urbanistica.podcast/ Subscribe the Youtube to watch the talks https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8msNnlQae3RcIqvjCUjUVA?view_as=subscriber Facebook events https://www.facebook.com/urbanistica.podcast let's get in touch https://www.linkedin.com/in/mustafa-sherif/ Visit my homepage for other projects/collaborations https://mustafasherif.com/ Note ! The sound quality of #UrbanisticaPodcast s' episodes that are recorded during #COVID19 time might not be perfect. Due to the online recording and the use of different types of microphones by guests and #MustafaSherif. Thank you so much for understanding and listening. Stay safe ! Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This episode examines China’s efforts to develop smart city infrastructure. Our guest, Dr. Alice Ekman, analyzes how China is supporting domestic technology industries in critical sectors like telecommunications and surveillance to build smart cities. Dr. Ekman explains how Beijing’s ambitions are aimed at boosting economic development and maintaining political control throughout China’s urban environments. She also assesses the risks of China’s smart cities for the international community, and how the US should respond to China’s growing prowess in smart city technology.  Dr. Alice Ekman is the Senior Analyst in charge of the Asia portfolio at the European Union Institute for Security Studies (EUISS). Dr. Ekman covers foreign policy and security developments in the Asia region, including China, the Korean Peninsula, Japan, India, and ASEAN. She was previously Head of China Research at the French Institute of International Relations, and a visiting scholar at Tsinghua University, National Taiwan Normal University, and the Asan Institute for Policy Studies.

MBJ’s Sean Ryan talk with Milwaukee’s new Commissioner of City Development, Lafayette Crump.  Crump discusses his priority of bringing new investment and jobs to Milwaukee’s neighborhoods and minority communities, which of course is a major topic of discussion right now in the city.  Later, Sean talks with fellow Business Journal Reporter Margaret Naczek to get the latest on Milwaukee’s tourism and hospitality industry’s reopening and reaction to the pandemic. For more information on the stories featured in today’s episode, visit https://www.bizjournals.com/milwaukee/

Hans Karssenberg (Urban Planner, Partner, founder and public developer at Stipo) is talking about why it is important to work on human scale area development, placemaking, the city at eye level, the creative economy, co-creation, community development, co-created visions and strategies to change the system, to create a smart city and to enhance the quality of peoples' everyday life. Follow #urbanistica Instagram account https://www.instagram.com/urbanistica.podcast/ Watch live talks and subscribe Youtube channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8msNnlQae3RcIqvjCUjUVA?view_as=subscriber #UrbanisticaPodcast is produced in collaboration with Landskapslaget AB (Landscape architecture, Urban planning and Design company in Stockholm City) let's get in touch, email me on citylife.mustafa@gmail.com Facebook events https://www.facebook.com/urbanistica.podcast Visit my homepage for other projects/collaborations https://mustafasherif.com/ Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today I share my motivation letter to the aforementioned college, that specializes in BIM and Smart Cities. I wanted to expose my own mindset and explore what got me to progress in the application process. www.polyinnovator.space www.e-zigurat.com/en/smart-cities-masters-program/ These micro PolyCasts take the form of informal thought processes, that I wanted to share with all of you in a fireside chat style format. https://polyinnovator.space/

Former Geneva City Manager Matt Horn talks about the intricacies of small city revitalization.

How will a new City Centre benefit Hamilton? LISTEN: https://omny.fm/shows/bill-kelly-show/podcast-city-centre-mall-condo-plan-and-hamiltons Guest: Judy Lam, Manager of Urban Renewal, Economic Development, City of Hamilton. 

This episode of Lou Harry Gets Real features Tom Battista, Jimmy Buffett's stage manager, Indy restauranteur and cultural visionary.  The charming old time music group The Half Step Sisters deliver jaunty and sweet performances of four songs.  Paige Scott, a delightful musical composer, playwright, actor and improv comic works as Lou's sidekick, adding her witty views on the creative process.  This show was recorded before a live and downright happy audience on August 11, 2019 at the Aristocrat Pub's Oxford Room in Indianapolis.

This week: We add a guest voice to the program as my dad lends his thoughts and reactions to the latest news. A coffee roaster expands its empire in absorbing another. An old bridge gets new, and unique life. A West Bottoms favorite moves to Power & Light, and much more! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/streetwavve/support

This week: infrastructure financing difficulties, towers downtown continue to see new life, new housing projects continue to pop up across the urban core, some restaurants close while others open and much more! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/streetwavve/support

This week: A distiller is building their own kind of playground. The world’s largest “green” apartment building is going up fast. The West Bottoms transformation is in full swing. More project announcements for Troost, and much more! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/streetwavve/support

This week: I give my impression of a new Garment District coffee spot. A little analysis on downtown/midtown coffee shop density. A look at the most recent changes coming to the River Market (including some controversy). New locales in burgers, and blue agave. The latest in the sudden closure of a performing arts venue. And Potholecalypse 2019 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/streetwavve/support

In this inaugural episode Blake introduces the show with its conceptual origins, and the biggest projects in city development to look forward to in 2019. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/streetwavve/support

This is a new episode type. It will typically be only available on Patreon, but I'm releasing it as a teaser here so you can get an idea of what you'll get. In this episode dig into Adams belief about the law of attraction. We examnie his defnition of it, and how he thinks it affects his life. To do this I use what is called street epistemology which is where I examine someone's belief using the Socratic method, which is basically just asking questions, listening​ and restating what you heard. You can find Adam here: His linked in: https://www.linkedin.com/in/adam-french/ His podcast here: https://itunes.apple⠀.com/us/podcast/applied-awareness-podcast/id1441850430?mt=2 ⠀Support his patreon: https://www.patreon.com/applyingawarenessAll of my internet stuff can be found here: You can follow me on various social platforms here: www.instagram.com/jptaxman24www.twitter.com/jptaxman24www.facebook.com/leftright24Get notified when the podcast launches by following us on social media:https://twitter.com/OutoftheCave4www.instagram.com/stepoutofthecavewww.facebook.com/stepoutofthecaveI'd really appreciate your support on Patreaon as well, I know we're just getting to know each other and asking this now is a little much, however just keep it in mind as you keep listening: https://www.patreon.com/outofthecaveFeel free to shoot me an email with feedback and thoughts: outofthecave19@gmail.com

Chris Matthieu helps us out of the cave on this episode and we dive into learning about what decentralized computing​ is and how it might help lead us into a true sharing economy, one where ownership is taboo, and we all own everything together. We also get into other fun topics like self-driving​ cars. Chris is the founder of Computes where he created a way to decentralize computing​ and recently sold that to the AR company Magic Leap where he is the senior director of distributed services. You can find Chris on the internet here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chrismatthieu/https://twitter.com/chrismatthieuhttps://medium.com/@chrismatthieuYou can follow me on various social platforms here: www.instagram.com/jptaxman24www.twitter.com/jptaxman24I'd really appreciate your support on Patreaon as well, I know we're just getting to know each other and asking this now is a little much, however just keep it in mind as you keep listening: https://www.patreon.com/outofthecaveFeel free to shoot me an email with feedback and thoughts: outofthecave19@gmail.com

Andrea is the author of the book Sixty Days Left and an all-around funny, good-hearted​ person. We get deep though and talk about a tough topic in a new light. Is death a bad thing? Or have we just made is so? We examine if death should be viewed as bad, or as just another life event, or maybe even celebrated at times. How should our new culture view death?You can find Andrea at this specific links: https://www.instagram.com/andreaelbee/https://www.facebook.com/andrea.lechnerbeckerGet her​ book here: https://www.amazon.com/Sixty-Days-Left-Andrea-Lechner-Becker-ebook/dp/B07BGGFW3H/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1540959616&sr=8-1&keywords=sixty+days+leftCheck out her hilarious​ story about pandas from another planet here: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07D6W2Q7L/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_bibl_vppi_i1You can follow me on various social platforms here: www.instagram.com/jptaxman24www.twitter.com/jptaxman24I'd really appreciate your support on Patreaon as well, I know we're just getting to know each other and asking this now is a little much, however just keep it in mind as you keep listening: https://www.patreon.com/outofthecaveFeel free to shoot me an email with feedback and thoughts: outofthecave19@gmail.com

On this episode, we talk with Kenny Wiess an entrepreneur​ and life coach. We dive deep into traumas, how to ​ work through them, and how we might educate parents to help their kids work through​ traumas.You can follow me on various social platforms here: www.instagram.com/jptaxman24www.twitter.com/jptaxman24You can find Kenny at: https://www.facebook.com/kenny.weiss.56https://www.facebook.com/coachkennyweiss/https://www.instagram.com/kennyweisscoach/www.coachkennyweiss.comI'd really appreciate your support on Patreaon as well, I know we're just getting to know each other and asking this now is a little much, however just keep it in mind as you keep listening: https://www.patreon.com/outofthecaveFeel free to shoot me an email with feedback and thoughts: outofthecave19@gmail.com

Economic Development Director Suzi Pegg sits down with Matt Walsh, Director of Redevelopment, Downtown Services & Special Projects. They talk about what that title means, as well as current & future projects in the City. Matt also provides an update on parking.

City Development’s profits jump 80%, but Krishna Guha says this cannot be sustained.

This hour we discussed Atlanta's recent ransomware attack, biking paths, the residential and commercial waste bid for services, Earthfare's closure and possible alternatives, an entertainment district, the Parkside Partners new loft office development, recent changes to city code, ordinances and more.

Anyone how has ever spent an hour that felt like an eternity trying to hunt down a parking space in the city of Boston has prayed for a solution, any solution, to give them their time and happiness back.  SPOT - a platform to connect those in need with a private parking space - aims to be the answer to all those angrily cursed prayers, in Boston and a host of other American cities. Karen Webster talked to CEO and founder Braden Golub in this episode of Matchmakers - about how SPOT does it, and why urban parking can be an “everyone wins” situation instead of the broken mess it is today.https://www.pymnts.com/matchmakers/2018/see-spot-run-the-airbnb-of-parking/

Anyone how has ever spent an hour that felt like an eternity trying to hunt down a parking space in the city of Boston has prayed for a solution, any solution, to give them their time and happiness back.  SPOT - a platform to connect those in need with a private parking space - aims to be the answer to all those angrily cursed prayers, in Boston and a host of other American cities. Karen Webster talked to CEO and founder Braden Golub in this episode of Matchmakers - about how SPOT does it, and why urban parking can be an “everyone wins” situation instead of the broken mess it is today.https://www.pymnts.com/matchmakers/2018/see-spot-run-the-airbnb-of-parking/

Alex Pierson speaks with Hamilton realtor Krysta Boyer about the weekend's events on Locke Street and why the anarchists are so against development. 

Join Michael Bull on America's Commercial Real Estate Show at NAR and his guest Rob Anderson, City Manager of Fairborn Ohio, to discuss how the CRE Counselors of Real Estate transformed the city of Fairborn.

In PX32, Jess Noonan and Peter Jewell interview Larry Parsons of Ethos Urban. Larry has had a distinguished overseas career spanning several countries. Recently he has moved from a senior managerial Government design assessment position to a role in the private sector promoting excellence in development form and substance. Larry talks about 'Transfer Development Rights' (TDR's) and other means to facilitate master planning. Larry provides insights from both sides of the 'fence', what he has learnt in both Government and the private sector. An engaging and lively interview subject who is passionate about improving urban environments. Intro: Dirty Man - Kingfisha, Outro: Sunny - James Brown. Podcast released 4 December 2017.  

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Listen to audio clips > Atlantic City Mayor Don Guardian & Elizabeth Terenik; Director of Planning & Development. They discussed various Atlantic City Planning & Development projects on WOND Radio, March 3, 2016. See new Atlantic City Planning & Development Website Some items discussed: Absecon Inlet Boardwalk and Seawall to Change the Inlet and Increase Development Potential  The $50M reconstruction and building of new boardwalk and seawall is expected to be complete in 2017.  The Army Corps of Engineers is the lead on the main portion, under construction currently. Series of Roads Recently Repaved Including Ventnor and Arctic Avenues  The City is completing road paving projects fully funded by the NJ Department of Transportation.  Several additional grant requests were submitted in 2015 for 2016 projects.  The Engineering Division is developing a paving priority list. Traffic Signal Synchronization Project Under Construction   Fiber optic cable is being installed to connect the Public Safety building with City Hall, allowing for communications, security cameras, and remote traffic light synchronization.  The $1.8M project is funded by the NJ Department of Transportation and is part of a plan for Citywide fiber optic cable.  New ADA accessible curb ramps are included in the project along the cable route, which is Arctic Avenue from Sovereign to Tennessee. Harold R. Brown Memorial Park Design and Bidding Complete-Ready for Construction:  Bids were received in December 2015 and award of contract is expected in February 2016 for the $1.8M for improvements and beautification of the park and playground located in the center of town.  Project includes: An active play park with attention on the design for inclusive play through the incorporation of Universal Design, to consider the wide spectrum of human abilities. It aims to exceed minimum standards to meet the needs of the greatest number of people. An enhancement of the existing Tech. Sgt. Harold R. Brown Memorial to acknowledge the sacrifices made by Atlantic City Servicemen and the historical significance that the park has earned in the community. A linkage with the adjacent Atlantic Cape Community College campus to enhance the safety, appearance and management of the neighborhood in general. Amphitheater space for neighborhood concert and rally type events with a suitable outdoor performance/classroom space. “Off the grid” lighting fixtures, powered by wind and solar energy. Click > Atlantic City Planning & Development Website  

Tim Modise speaks inner city development with TUHF CEO Paul Jackson by Biznews.com

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City Master Plans dictate what goes where but what's going wrong. Linda Pinizzotto looks at City Structures and background. Are you in an area where the plan has gone astray. Support the show (http://www.condoradio.com)