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Dave Farrington, one of the local developers of City Place, in Burlington, joins Kurt & Anthony to give an update on the first phase of the project.
Gopal Rajegowda joined us on The Built World Podcast for a Negroni and a fascinating conversation about his stellar career with Related Companies.As a first-generation Indian-American, Gopal's journey began in a New York City suburb before taking him to Cornell University. While his passion for real estate and architecture sparked early, it truly ignited during his time at Columbia University, where he earned an M.A. in Real Estate Development.Gopal's first big splash at Related Companies was The Cosmopolitan in Las Vegas, where he played a pivotal role in retail, hospitality, and placemaking. Post-Vegas, he shifted gears to the monumental Hudson Yards project in NYC. By 2013, Gopal turned his focus to Related's West Palm Beach portfolio, and by 2016, he made WPB home, spearheading the redevelopment of CityPlace and the Hilton Hotel at the Palm Beach Convention Center.Connect with usLooking to dive deeper into the Miami commercial real estate scene? Well, you've stumbled upon our favorite topic of conversation. So, whether you're a curious beachcomber or a seasoned investor, drop us a line at info@gridlineproperties.com or dial us up at 305.507.7098. Or if you're feeling social, you can stalk us on LinkedIn and connect with us there. Let's make some waves in the 305 real estate world together! Ben Hoffman's bio & LinkedIn ( linkedin.com/in/ben-hoffman-818a0949/ ) Felipe Azenha's bio & LinkedIn ( linkedin.com/in/felipeazenha/ ) We extend our sincere gratitude to Büro coworking space for generously granting us the opportunity to record all our podcasts at any of their 8 convenient locations across South Florida.
Talked with Monica Yeshek, Dir. of Marketing & Communications and Chanuokah Jersome, Commiunity Health Educator from The Promise Fund. Promise Fund was founded by Nancy G. Brinker. Their mission is to increase survivorship from breast and cervical cancer by providing guided support and access to screenings, as well as early detection." The services are free and open to listeners in Palm Beach County and they have plans to expand into the treasure coast. They have a lot of events/community programs. Recently they had Village of Wellington Senior Health Fair, PInk in the Rink, Taste of City Place for example. Listeners can get more info, volunteer, donate by going to www.thepromisefund.org.
Casting an eye toward the frantic vertical urbanization of Toronto, Condoland: The Planning, Design, and Development of Toronto's CityPlace (UBC, 2023) traces the forty-year history of the city's largest residential megaproject. James T. White and John Punter summarize the tools used to shape Toronto's built environment and critically explore the underlying political economy of planning and real estate development in the city. Using detailed field studies, interviews with key actors, archival research, and with nearly two hundred illustrations, White and Punter reveal how a promise to reproduce Vancouverism, a celebrated model of Canadian urban development, unravelled under an alarmingly flexible approach to planning and design that is acquiescent to the demands of a rapacious development industry. Through a uniquely design-focused evaluation of a phenomenon increasingly known as “condo-ism,” Condoland raises key questions about the sustainability and long-term resilience of city planning. James T. White is a professor of planning and urban design at the University of Glasgow, Scotland, and deputy director of the UK Collaborative Centre for Housing Evidence. His published work focuses on how the design of the built environment is shaped by policy, regulation, and the market in both UK and Canadian contexts. This interview was conducted by Timi Koyejo, a graduate student in urban studies at the University of Vienna. He has worked professionally as a researcher at the University of Chicago and as an urban policy advisor to the City of Chicago. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network
Casting an eye toward the frantic vertical urbanization of Toronto, Condoland: The Planning, Design, and Development of Toronto's CityPlace (UBC, 2023) traces the forty-year history of the city's largest residential megaproject. James T. White and John Punter summarize the tools used to shape Toronto's built environment and critically explore the underlying political economy of planning and real estate development in the city. Using detailed field studies, interviews with key actors, archival research, and with nearly two hundred illustrations, White and Punter reveal how a promise to reproduce Vancouverism, a celebrated model of Canadian urban development, unravelled under an alarmingly flexible approach to planning and design that is acquiescent to the demands of a rapacious development industry. Through a uniquely design-focused evaluation of a phenomenon increasingly known as “condo-ism,” Condoland raises key questions about the sustainability and long-term resilience of city planning. James T. White is a professor of planning and urban design at the University of Glasgow, Scotland, and deputy director of the UK Collaborative Centre for Housing Evidence. His published work focuses on how the design of the built environment is shaped by policy, regulation, and the market in both UK and Canadian contexts. This interview was conducted by Timi Koyejo, a graduate student in urban studies at the University of Vienna. He has worked professionally as a researcher at the University of Chicago and as an urban policy advisor to the City of Chicago. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/history
Casting an eye toward the frantic vertical urbanization of Toronto, Condoland: The Planning, Design, and Development of Toronto's CityPlace (UBC, 2023) traces the forty-year history of the city's largest residential megaproject. James T. White and John Punter summarize the tools used to shape Toronto's built environment and critically explore the underlying political economy of planning and real estate development in the city. Using detailed field studies, interviews with key actors, archival research, and with nearly two hundred illustrations, White and Punter reveal how a promise to reproduce Vancouverism, a celebrated model of Canadian urban development, unravelled under an alarmingly flexible approach to planning and design that is acquiescent to the demands of a rapacious development industry. Through a uniquely design-focused evaluation of a phenomenon increasingly known as “condo-ism,” Condoland raises key questions about the sustainability and long-term resilience of city planning. James T. White is a professor of planning and urban design at the University of Glasgow, Scotland, and deputy director of the UK Collaborative Centre for Housing Evidence. His published work focuses on how the design of the built environment is shaped by policy, regulation, and the market in both UK and Canadian contexts. This interview was conducted by Timi Koyejo, a graduate student in urban studies at the University of Vienna. He has worked professionally as a researcher at the University of Chicago and as an urban policy advisor to the City of Chicago. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/architecture
Casting an eye toward the frantic vertical urbanization of Toronto, Condoland: The Planning, Design, and Development of Toronto's CityPlace (UBC, 2023) traces the forty-year history of the city's largest residential megaproject. James T. White and John Punter summarize the tools used to shape Toronto's built environment and critically explore the underlying political economy of planning and real estate development in the city. Using detailed field studies, interviews with key actors, archival research, and with nearly two hundred illustrations, White and Punter reveal how a promise to reproduce Vancouverism, a celebrated model of Canadian urban development, unravelled under an alarmingly flexible approach to planning and design that is acquiescent to the demands of a rapacious development industry. Through a uniquely design-focused evaluation of a phenomenon increasingly known as “condo-ism,” Condoland raises key questions about the sustainability and long-term resilience of city planning. James T. White is a professor of planning and urban design at the University of Glasgow, Scotland, and deputy director of the UK Collaborative Centre for Housing Evidence. His published work focuses on how the design of the built environment is shaped by policy, regulation, and the market in both UK and Canadian contexts. This interview was conducted by Timi Koyejo, a graduate student in urban studies at the University of Vienna. He has worked professionally as a researcher at the University of Chicago and as an urban policy advisor to the City of Chicago. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/sociology
Casting an eye toward the frantic vertical urbanization of Toronto, Condoland: The Planning, Design, and Development of Toronto's CityPlace (UBC, 2023) traces the forty-year history of the city's largest residential megaproject. James T. White and John Punter summarize the tools used to shape Toronto's built environment and critically explore the underlying political economy of planning and real estate development in the city. Using detailed field studies, interviews with key actors, archival research, and with nearly two hundred illustrations, White and Punter reveal how a promise to reproduce Vancouverism, a celebrated model of Canadian urban development, unravelled under an alarmingly flexible approach to planning and design that is acquiescent to the demands of a rapacious development industry. Through a uniquely design-focused evaluation of a phenomenon increasingly known as “condo-ism,” Condoland raises key questions about the sustainability and long-term resilience of city planning. James T. White is a professor of planning and urban design at the University of Glasgow, Scotland, and deputy director of the UK Collaborative Centre for Housing Evidence. His published work focuses on how the design of the built environment is shaped by policy, regulation, and the market in both UK and Canadian contexts. This interview was conducted by Timi Koyejo, a graduate student in urban studies at the University of Vienna. He has worked professionally as a researcher at the University of Chicago and as an urban policy advisor to the City of Chicago. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Casting an eye toward the frantic vertical urbanization of Toronto, Condoland: The Planning, Design, and Development of Toronto's CityPlace (UBC, 2023) traces the forty-year history of the city's largest residential megaproject. James T. White and John Punter summarize the tools used to shape Toronto's built environment and critically explore the underlying political economy of planning and real estate development in the city. Using detailed field studies, interviews with key actors, archival research, and with nearly two hundred illustrations, White and Punter reveal how a promise to reproduce Vancouverism, a celebrated model of Canadian urban development, unravelled under an alarmingly flexible approach to planning and design that is acquiescent to the demands of a rapacious development industry. Through a uniquely design-focused evaluation of a phenomenon increasingly known as “condo-ism,” Condoland raises key questions about the sustainability and long-term resilience of city planning. James T. White is a professor of planning and urban design at the University of Glasgow, Scotland, and deputy director of the UK Collaborative Centre for Housing Evidence. His published work focuses on how the design of the built environment is shaped by policy, regulation, and the market in both UK and Canadian contexts. This interview was conducted by Timi Koyejo, a graduate student in urban studies at the University of Vienna. He has worked professionally as a researcher at the University of Chicago and as an urban policy advisor to the City of Chicago. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Talked with Naomi Wallen, from the Armory Art Center. "The Armory Art Center's historic campus, located in Howard Park, within walking distance to City Place in downtown West Palm Beach, Antique Row, and the Norton Museum of Art on Dixie Highway. The Armory Art Center is a registered historic building undergoing historic restoration and preservation to maintain and upgrade its facilities.The venue sits squarely in the heart of the historic Grandview Heights, Flamingo Park, and Sunshine Park Neighborhoods. It is a short distance from the I-95 corridor, Palm Beach International Airport, Amtrak, Tri-Rail, and Brightline train and accessible from the downtown Circuit Transportation. Artists gather at the Creative Market to showcase their work and provide demonstrations, performances, and more." They are hosting their 8th Annual Art, Craft, design festival this weekend. Listeners can enjoy this free event from 9a-5pm. There will be art demos throughout the day starting with Collage demo and Plein Air Painting, Wheel thrown pottery, campus and studio tours, Raku Fired pottery and eco printing. There will be live music from BAJI, Adam Douglas, Thomas & Rachel, and NOSLEEPKG. Listeners can enjoy ongoing studio tours, view the exhibits and kids can create art int eh kids zone. It will be a fun start to holiday shopping, Listeners can sign up for classes, newsletter, volunteer, make donations are www.armoryart.org
Send us a textIn this episode of Shoresides, we dive into the housing challenges faced by neurodiverse individuals and seniors in Wilmington, NC. Dr. Robert Ferber, retired physician and president of Independent Works, joins us to discuss their mission to create inclusive housing through the CityPlace project. Ferber shares his personal connection to the cause, driven by his daughter's experience with autism, and highlights how Independent Works is collaborating with local organizations to provide affordable, supportive housing for neurodiverse adults and seniors. Tune in to learn more about this innovative approach to housing and community.Resources for Neurodiverse individuals and families in coastal North Carolina: Independent Works has several opportunities and resources found on their website. A good place to start is to sign up for their newsletter. New Hanover County offers several resources for neurodiverse adults and children. Below are some key options for support and services:For Children:Family Support Network of Southeastern NCOffers resources and support for families with children who have special needs, including neurodiversity.Website: https://www.familysupportsenc.org/New Hanover County Schools - Exceptional Children ServicesProvides individualized educational programs and services for children with disabilities, including autism, ADHD, and other neurodevelopmental disorders.Contact through your child's school or visit the New Hanover County Schools website.Autism Society of North Carolina - Wilmington ChapterOffers support groups, advocacy, and information for families and children with autism.Website: autismsociety-nc.orgFor Adults:The Arc of North CarolinaProvides advocacy, resources, and services for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, including autism and other neurodiverse conditions.Website: arcnc.orgTEACCH Autism Program - WilmingtonA statewide program offering diagnostic, therapeutic, and community support services for autistic individuals and their families.Website: teacch.comNAMI WilmingtonThe National Alliance on Mental Illness provides support for people with mental health and neurodiverse conditions, offering peer-led groups, education, and advocacy.Website: namiwilmington.orgGeneral Resources:Cape Fear ClinicOffers behavioral health services, including for neurodiverse individuals.Website: capefearclinic.orgThese organizations can provide a range of services, from educational support to mental health care and advocacy for neurodiverse individuals.Support the showwww.shoresides.org
Listen to the full Episode here: https://www.patreon.com/coldpod Tony Price (Maximum Exposure Inc) and Peter Alexandropoulos (P.S.) are two lifelong Greek Town residents. For part two of this special 3 hour podcast we discuss the two sides of nightlife, the intersection of fine dining and DJing, Dreyfus, the price of a bottle of Peroni, music vs hospitality, audiophile dining experiences, not respecting DJ's, navigating the music world in 2024, scarcity mindset, Bambi's, natural wine bros, the cost of going out in Toronto, Sounds Good, the return of midsized venues, pre-batch cocktails, the impossibility of counter culture in 2024, the mafia, mass interconnectivity, grilled fish, jaded Toronto people, The Science Centre, Sim City, James Ferraro's 'Far Side Virtual', City Place, Toronto being anti cultural and much more! Tony Price Tony Alexandropoulos Josh McIntyre Austin Hutchings ---- COLD POD
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He is a third-generation Southern Californian who is making it big in a state where many real estate developers are fleeing. The wisdom he brings from success in a market where many others fail is invaluable. Whether you are new or tuning into the show for the first time, I know you'll find great value in today's program. Scott founded the Urban Pacific Group of Companies in 2000. Since then his company has brought over 1700 units of affordable housing to communities throughout the western USA. The Choppin family has been in real estate development in Long Beach since 1960, which includes highlights such as the development of the Long Beach World Trade Center and the 293-unit CityPlace residential development in downtown Long Beach. Scott is an innovator in the fields of urban housing, mixed-use projects, and affordable/middle income housing communities throughout the Western United States. In this episode, we talked to Scott about workforce housing, proper deal financing and structuring, co-living, and the market, and much more. Announcement: Join our Apartment Investing Community here. Workforce Housing without Government Aid; 02:21 Scott's background; 05:13 What is workforce housing; 12:45 Structuring deals accordingly, in regards to financing; 24:19 An insight into co-living; 36:48 Round of insights Announcement: Don't miss the Best Ever Conference this year on April 10th to 12th. Use my code CASMON15 for 15% off! Round of Insights Apparent Failure: Being bold during the recession and underestimating the market signals. Digital Resource: Calculated Risk Blog. Most Recommended Book: The One Thing. Daily Habit: Walking 10,000 steps every morning. #1 Insight for urban townhome development: There's a great demand for homes for the working class, even though it seems like a forgotten market, and it's highly profitable. Best Place to Grab a Bite in Long Beach, CA: Joe Jost's Ep.192 with Scott Choppin Scott's newsletter: https://therealsignal.substack.com/ Contact Scott: Urban Pacific Urban Pacific Investor Education Thank you for joining us for another great episode! If you're enjoying the show, please LEAVE A RATING OR REVIEW, and be sure to hit that subscribe button so you do not miss an episode.
In March's VermontBiz we profile Jean Giard, President and CEO of Vermont Federal Credit Union. Credit unions may look like banks and act like banks, but they are, in reality, nonprofit membership-driven financial cooperatives - and under her leadership, Giard has plans to make this Vermont's Credit Union. Check out the Vermont Biz feature on the progress of CityPlace development in downtown Burlington! After 15 Months of construction, the $200 million-dollar project will have 350 apartments, 2 hotels, retail space and is on pace to be completed by its target date of summer 2026! And our Windsor County economic report shows that businesses are back on good solid ground. After the pandemic's upheaval and summer floods that left communities playing a form of economic pick-up sticks, “good and solid” are a reprieve. All this and more is in the March Issue of VermontBiz. Celebrating more than 50 years of Serious Business...Serious News. For a subscription, call 802-863-8038 or go to vermontbiz.com/subscribe.
Engel & Cabrera Present Boroughs & 'Burbs, the Real Estate Review
Join us for the “Wall Street South” Episode #126of Boroughs & Burbs and explore the fascinating phenomenonof West Palm Beach, Florida, being referred to as "Wall Street South." This episode features two distinguished guests, Kelly Smallridge, (Development Board of Palm Beach County) and Randi Binder (Douglas Elliman, West Palm Beach) who will provide valuable insights into the city's transformation and its growing prominence in the financial industry.West Palm Beach has experienced a notable influx of financial firms, investment banks, and hedge funds setting up offices, drawing comparisons to the renowned financial hub of New York City's Wall Street. One notable example is CityPlace, a mixed-use complex located in the city's downtown area. CityPlace has become a bustling destination, featuring a wide range of retail shops, restaurants, entertainment venues, residential units, and office spaces, contributing to the revitalization of the downtown area.Tune in to Episode #126 of Boroughs & Burbs to gainexclusive insights from Kelly Smallridge and Randi Binder, as they provide a deeper understanding of West PalmBeach's transformation into "Wall Street South" and its increasing significance in the financial industry.
Cassie. We play the audio of Kasey from WIL talking about farting in public. New email from CityPlace talking about where to smoke. We get into texter class warfare on Destin and 30A. Places we would love to live. Weather across different areas. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Cassie. We play the audio of Kasey from WIL talking about farting in public. New email from CityPlace talking about where to smoke. We get into texter class warfare on Destin and 30A. Places we would love to live. Weather across different areas. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Dave FArrington from City Place, updates Kurt & Anthony on the status of the project.
We are little holiday weekend boy pigs. The PlowHawk's cardigan. Iggy is directing folks around City Place. Giving birth to perfume bottles. Will Smith. Memorial Day weekend plans. Salad tossing. Hot bald women. Naughty Memorial Day stories. How does one find orgies? Carrot Top. Wayne Newton and Barry Manilow. Vegas shows. We should go on tour. 30A. Florida towns. Iggy's cameos. Iggy will cuck your dad for Father's Day. Cameo logistics. Michael Block telling a story of getting a text from Michael Jordan. Is Block getting a big head. Hand cranking. Camping in parking lots. Plowsy's camper. Lot lizards. We get a stream of conciseness going about '70's sitcoms. BBQing and Tongsmans. Doug's grill problems continue. Dad burgers. Feather talk. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
We are little holiday weekend boy pigs. The PlowHawk's cardigan. Iggy is directing folks around City Place. Giving birth to perfume bottles. Will Smith. Memorial Day weekend plans. Salad tossing. Hot bald women. Naughty Memorial Day stories. How does one find orgies? Carrot Top. Wayne Newton and Barry Manilow. Vegas shows. We should go on tour. 30A. Florida towns. Iggy's cameos. Iggy will cuck your dad for Father's Day. Cameo logistics. Michael Block telling a story of getting a text from Michael Jordan. Is Block getting a big head. Hand cranking. Camping in parking lots. Plowsy's camper. Lot lizards. We get a stream of conciseness going about '70's sitcoms. BBQing and Tongsmans. Doug's grill problems continue. Dad burgers. Feather talk. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
A visit to a blacksmith in Marshfield. Plus, lawmakers continue to push for funding for emergency housing, Senator Welch's concerns about the debt ceiling, police investigate a shooting in Brookfield, and additional housing at CityPlace in Burlington.
Robbie Mustoe & Robbie Earle discuss the following:(1:00) Manchester City sweep Everton aside at Goodison Park to move one win away from the Premier League title(18:00) Arsenal fall at home to a dominant Brighton with a 3-0 defeat to the Seagulls(37:25) Leeds and Newcastle play to a significant 2-2 draw in the race for Champions League and Premier League safety(44:40) Manchester United with a comfortable 2-0 win over Wolves(47:40) Nottingham Forest pick up a crucial point at Stamford Bridge against Chelsea(57:50) Southampton officially relegated after a 2-0 defeat to Fulham at St. Mary's(1:07:30) And a roundup of the other results: Aston Villa 2-1 Tottenham, Crystal Palace 2-0 Bournemouth & Brentford 2-0 West Ham
The third installment of a five-part series asking Northeast Kingdom residents about class. Plus, CityPlace construction begins, a surge in RSV cases, and low earnings for a solar company.
One of the three local investors to take over Burlington's CityPlace project, was a guest Friday on The Morning Drive on WVMT.
ALSO: The Vermont Supreme Court decided last week that Caledonia County Probate Judge William Cobb will lose his salary beginning this week; The University of Vermont has been included in a $79,000 federal grant to study the impact of climate change on manufactured-home communities; The new chair of Vermont's Green Mountain Care Board didn't start out working in health care.
Asim the Dream in for Russell this week. Ty Keough aka Nost-Ty-Damus joins to show to discuss STL City SC2 friendly vs Bayer 04 Leverkusen on 11/16/22 at City Park, SLU naming their press box for Mr. Soccer Bill McDermott, and Tottenham MF Rodrigo Bentancur. Mr. Soccer Bill McDermott joins the show to discuss his complete surprise at having the SLU press box named after him, and provides this first World Cup report highlighting the 1994 event in the United States which is still holds the record for the highest attendance for any World Cup.
Highlights from the debate between the top candidates for governor. Plus, the Scott administration misses a deadline to provide data on BIPOC wellbeing for an annual report, CityPlace construction could begin next month, and a pot shop opens in St. Johnsbury without a local permit.
ALSO: In announcing plans to sue the agrochemical company Monsanto, the Burlington School District joined many other municipalities and individuals seeking damages for contamination caused by PCBs; Despite his pledge last November not to accept any corporate PAC money, Vermont's Democratic Rep. Peter Welch has continued to accept sizable campaign contributions from high-powered industry groups that frequently lobby Congress; The new owners of the long-stalled CityPlace development told the Burlington City Council on Monday night that construction would begin this fall.
Why a company that planned to bring 250 jobs to Vermont abandoned their plan. Plus, work may begin on CityPlace, Canadian border COVID protocols may change, the emergency 911 system, and dozens of arts grants.
Imagine having the chance to secure a piece of the Toronto skyline for under $600k? This is your rare opportunity to own a condo in the heart of downtown Toronto that has a very unique benefit to other condos. As a 2nd floor unit, you have the option of using stairs OR elevators on a daily basis. Those who live on the high floors of a condo may feel like they have a better unit, they are stuck if they elevators are not working. Also, its a lot tougher for EMS, Police and Fire to get there the higher you are. This is the reason you need to consider this space. For more info, email me at paul.indrigo@c21.ca or have your realtor connect with me. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/torontorealestate/message
Vote Glo! Piss off Vermont Radio + SevenDays. Go here and nominate Glo for Best Radio Personality - nominate "Glo - Three for the Road" - Thanks!Happy national Rescue Dog dayNational Pizza Party daySerious business - the Seven Daysies AwardsPharmacy billGov. Scott is running againGet ready for ranked choice votingFirst weed license - its not going wellWeed violations cost trucker jobsDon't expect City Place any time soon Pine St to get bowling and bathhousesOldest Vermont crimeDeath with dignity Vermont Laws(53:50) Break music: Vermont skate punk - SLOB DROP with “My dad”Balooners keep balloonin'Pause on Drag Queen Story HourWhatchu know ‘bout Chester, Vermont?Vermont teen breaks tightrope recordOther Vermont teen robbed of record Vermont Cycling star killed in TXIs Springfield, VT the new Springfield, MA?Jump in stolen vehiclesArabic and Mandarin teachers North Danville, Vermont - home of the hardest corn maze(1:26:11) Break music: Wool “Are You for Real?” Scumbag MapEx-Saint Albans cop who punched handcuffed womanTwo police chases in one daySaint albans man robs with knifeATM moronsMan steals from seniors Rutland man denies fraud against seniors | Perv teacher arrested Vermont teacher accused of secretly recording girls in hoScumbag can't stop scummin'Spongy moths are backRound gobys ruin everythingBlack market spidersAre you worried about Monkeypox?World's biggest dog - meet ZeusMoose lives!A study of Stonehenge fecesThanks for listening!Tell us what's going on. Did we get something wrong? Wanna run us down? Contact the show: 24theroadshow@gmail.comIntro/Outro Music by B-Complex
Also: Burlington's long-delayed CityPlace project still hasn't broken ground; South Hero child care facility plans to expand into Grand Isle; CVS Health asks Gov. Phil Scott to veto contentious pharmacy bill
When Exxon built its big campus north of Houston back in 2014-2015 it set off a wave of real estate development nearby in what many called 'the Exxon effect.' Now that the company is officially relocating to Houston what can we expect? Looped In co-hosts Marissa Luck and Rebecca Schuetz speak with Paul Takahashi, former energy reporter at Houston Chronicle, and Jacob Sudoff, CEO of real estate firm Douglas Elliman, about the dynamics shaping Exxon's move and what it could mean for real estate around Spring and The Woodlands. Read about it on HoustonChronicle.com: Exxon to move HQ to The Woodlands Exxon has deep roots in the Houston area From the archives: Here's a look at the impact Exxon had on the Spring area in 2014-2015 More on the residential changes at CityPlace, where Exxon's campus is located. More on Hewlett Packard Enterprise's new corporate headquarters opening in CityPlace. Support the show: https://offers.houstonchronicle.com/?offerid=125&origin=newsroom&ipid=podcast See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In the September Issue of Vermont Business Magazine, we profile Vermont's favorite Commercial Real estate broker, Brad Worthen. From his start selling Kool-aid on his parent's front lawn to today, he's learned you've got to have some failure to succeed. We also look at the Construction industry – and try to find a builder not too busy to talk with us! It will come as no surprise to most readers that it has never been harder to find a contractor. No doubt some are keeping busy rehabilitating CityPlace in downtown Burlington – now on track again after a recent mediation. Vermont Business Magazine's economic report, focuses on Franklin County – using their diversity to strengthen their economy. Learn how public/private partnerships in Saint Albans transformed the city. Finally, we talk to modern day “Lorax” Elise Schadler, program manager with Vermont Urban and community Forestry. Read everything you need to know about tree wardens! AND we celebrate the 25 fastest growing companies in Vermont! All this and more is in the September Issue of Vermont Business Magazine. Serious Business, serious news. For a subscription, call 802-863-8038 or go to vermontbiz.com/subscribe
Twin Cities commercial real estate veteran Matt Alexander is taking on new challenges with a new job at the start of the new year. Alexander recently joined Wayzata-based North Shore Development Partners and its affiliate, North Shore Contractors, as principal. Established in 2014, North Shore develops affordable and market-rate housing and mixed-use real estate in the metro area. In his new role, Alexander will help oversee North Shore's development strategy, investment opportunities, acquisitions and asset management. His areas of focus include mixed-use real estate developments, multifamily housing and single-family rentals. Alexander joins North Shore partners David Juran and Todd Urness and Principal Katelyn Murray. A member of the Minnesota Shopping Center Association and other industry groups, Alexander comes to North Shore from Kraus-Anderson, where he oversaw the development of the 100-acre CityPlace mixed-use development in Woodbury and other notable projects. In the following interview, Alexander talks about his duties with North Shore, the future of single-family rentals in the Twin Cities, the outlook for multifamily construction and more.
It might be time to take the family to the Gingerbread Village up at City Place in Spring....and actor Kevin Hart recently make a $100K donation to Child Advocates of Houston
It is a distinct pleasure to introduce you to today's guest. Kathryn Dzikowicz is a small business owner in the fitness industry right here in Manitoba and she has quite a story to tell. Kathryn has been involved in the fitness industry for the past 30 years. Kathryn began her career in Workplace Health and Wellness with Canadian National Railway, she has served on the Board of Directors for the Manitoba Runner's Association, she's a founding member of the Winnipeg Workplace Wellness Alliance and she currently donates to the Joy Smith Foundation annually through an International Women's Day event. She has competed in the Manitoba Bodybuilding Championships in the past, completed 3 full marathons, managed the Urban Wellness Centre in Cityplace for years and was awarded Fitness Leader of the Year with the Manitoba Fitness Council as well. In January of 2017, Kathryn's dream of opening her own fitness studio became a reality. Blue Sky Fitness and Health Coaching Studio opened it's doors in January of 2017. Of course, in March of 2020 everything changed and during Covid, she has worked SO hard to continually adapt and adjust by moving online and continuing to create community. I visited with Kathryn over Zoom in March of 2021, and when you listen – you'll hear that her life's journey goes far beyond sport. Kathryn Dzikowicz, is more than a physical trainer to her clients, she is a friend, a colleague, and someone who truly cares about the wellness of all those around her. That truly makes her a “hero in our midst”. What a story of perseverance, strength and putting the care of others first – in every area of her life. We hope you enjoy her story.
Mayor Weinberger joins WVMT's The Morning Drive to discuss city issues, share an announcement on CityPlace, and respond to allegations against a city councilor. Plus, your calls.
Redstone's CityPlace challenge facing pushback; Median age of new Covid cases rising; No proof-of-vaccination for Statehouse entry; Burglaries reported at UVM.
Scott Choppin Succeeding in Real Estate Markets Where Most Others Fail With us today is a veteran real estate developer and entrepreneur. He is a third-generation Southern Californian who is making it big in a state where many real estate developers are fleeing. The wisdom he brings from success in a market where many others fail is invaluable. Whether you are new or tuning into the show for the first time, I know you'll find great value in today's program. Scott founded the Urban Pacific Group of Companies in 2000. Since then his company has brought over 1700 units of affordable housing to communities throughout the western USA. The Choppin family has been in real estate development in Long Beach since 1960, which includes highlights such as the development of the Long Beach World Trade Center and the 293-unit CityPlace residential development in downtown Long Beach. Scott is an innovator in the fields of urban housing, mixed use projects, and affordable/middle income housing communities throughout the Western United States. Main Points: Scott, while many investors are fleeing Southern CA because of the high cost of living and tightening regulations, you've found a business development that works. In fact, you customarily deliver a 29% IRR to your investors. What is your secret to success in a state where many others have fled? You do not limit your development to Southern CA but you do focus on middle-income workforce housing. Why the middle-income housing sector? What are three of the most important factors that passive investors should focus on in offering memorandums? What are the risks to passive investors investing in Urban town House (UTH) infill development? How has workforce housing faired through the pandemic? Connect with Scott: choppin@urbanpacific.com www.urbanpacific.com
Filing says Shumlin aide 'could qualify' as EB-5 co-conspirator; Burlington councilors deny CityPlace fee waiver; Study shows Vermonters gardened and hunted more during Covid; James Haslam to step down at Rights & Democracy.
Four arrests in CityPlace pit, lawmakers demand answers on ER wait times for kids, UVM contract reached, and ferry scuttling scrapped.
Lala got a much needed, but lowkey, basement haircut after 5 months..while Arsy BEEN running the haircut flexes from the basement trini aunty
Mayor Weinberger joins WVMT's The Morning Drive to discuss he recent decisions on a Burlington Police study, Cityplace, and other issues happening in Burlington.
Covid variant confirmed in Vermont, new legal challenge to CityPlace, lawyer asks for his clients to be removed from Newport prison due to Covid outbreak, and UVM Health Network reports $21 million in losses.
So PK opened up and they're ID'ing ppl to get into stores. Like, who's mans?!
Burlington's Mayor Weinberger joins WVMT's The Morning Drive to share about what his campaign is doing in the final days, react to new hiccups in the work with CityPlace developers, and answering your calls.
Leahy on impeachment, suspicious death in St. Johnsbury, City Council delays CityPlace vote, and food distribution program investigated.
Don and Dave join WVMT's The Morning Drive to talk about CityPlace Burlington and how the City Council has now stalled on the process of moving it forward. Hear the issues Burlington Council has and the response from the developers themselves.
Ali joins WVMT's The Morning Drive to discuss his run for mayor, thoughts on the new CityPlace agreement, reforming the Burlington Police, and much more.
After years of delays, how will one of Burlington's most ambitious development projects move forward? And why did things go so wrong? It depends on who you ask.
A fun Saturday show with a lot of shadiness. Awesome new Vermont music in the breaks. Glo has her first segment w/ theme song. On today's show:Who gets the vaccine in Vermont?Cabot creamery shadinessMatt rants about the Vermont department of Labor data mishandlingRepublicans pointing fingers at each otherGov Scott has a hecklerZoom meeting idiocy (mental health issues?)CityPlace update - sigh, not looking good for Glo's favorite holeChittenden needs more housing, but where?Wtf is the Champlain Parkway? Why does it hate poor people?Vermont Gas runnin' wildOpioid slap on the wristStudying in Macy'sCop gets fingeredPolice shadinessBennington car accident weirdnessUMall shootingAvoid the Quality InnDon't steal flags.Sheep in Vermont - Thanks, NapoleanNew Rutland mascotA state par gets biggerHannaford gives money to the Boys N Girls clubGazebo hateJeffrey Kisses still sucksSpinach send emailLil Uzi Vert has a diamond in his headPuppy BowlSuperbowl food mapIce cream for breakfastThanks for listening!1st Break Music: Vermont's own Tha Horsemen - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thahorsemenent/ - Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqeLcafwBWghISvWJK0jaLA 2nd Break Music: Vermont's own The Young Love Scene - https://www.theyounglovescene.com/ Contact the show: 24theroadshow@gmail.comIntro/Outro Music by B-Complex: http://www.bcomplexproductions.com/home.html
Councilor Dieng joins WVMT's The Morning Drive to talk about jumping into the race for mayor, CityPlace project, and much more.
Don Sinex, Dave Farrington, and Calvin Gooley join WVMT's The Morning Drive to discuss the CityPlace Project including the optimism, hurdles, and how they are communicating with the public.
Mayor Weinberger joins WVMT's The Morning Drive to discuss City Hall Park, CityPlace, a few of your calls, and much more.
Public land use is up, antigen tests are going unused, a cop is arrested for trespassing, and CityPlace developers counter-sue.
The Mans jump straight into it with pizza talk – what are the best pizza franchises in the city? Pulling no punches, the consensus is Pizza Pizza has fallen wayyyy down the hierarchy and they let you know why (Pizza Pizza sponsor TMP and we'll rate you!) (1:00). Arsy tells a story about his nephew not understanding advertising and how these kids need to go back to school because they getting too good at making Tik Tok videos (4:10). Then the Mans dive way back into Lunchables (blech!), dope ass sugary cereals, breakfast options, and junk snacks (10:05). Arsy shares memories of living and dating in CityPlace and different spots in the area (shout out to Roy Woods), and the mans point out their favourite lunch time flex from when they worked together (can someone say whole chicken!) (18:55). They cap it off with some sports talk and why can't South Asia muster up good athletes, and give a special shout out to Alphonso Davies for having an amazing year at Bayern Munich (24:00) Subscribe today to the Toronto Mans Podcast for more Toronto mans antics. Now available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen to your podcasts! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/torontomanspod/message
Scott Choppin is the founder of the Urban Pacific Group of Companies, a Long Beach, CA based real estate development company, founded in 2000, that focuses exclusively on urban infill and affordable housing communities throughout California and the western US. Over the last 18 years, the company has developed nearly 1,700 units of unique to market urban housing communities throughout the Western United States. Presently, Urban Pacific has created a new housing innovation called UTH, which provides middle income multigenerational housing to urban families, while producing market superior yields on invested equity. Historically, Urban Pacific's UTH projects have delivered 29% IRR yields on equity. As well as real estate development, the company provides project and development services to major commercial businesses across the nation through its subsidiary, Urban Pacific Realty Advisors. The Choppin family has been in real estate development in Long Beach since 1960, which includes highlights such as the development of the Long Beach World Trade Center and the 293unit CityPlace residential development in downtown Long Beach. Scott is an innovator in the fields of urban housing, mixed use projects, and affordable/middle income housing communities throughout the Western United States. Scott is responsible for the production of a recent housing innovation called UTH Urban Town House. UTH is a new middleincome multigenerational housing product which utilizes private equity to develop moderateincome multigenerational housing for urban families in California. Since inception, Urban Pacific has produced IRR's over 29% on UTH projects. On behalf of its' project and development services team Urban Pacific Realty Advisors Scott was responsible for the client acquisition of the San Pedro Fish Market Company, the 11th largest restaurant company in the United States, and largest by seating in California. UPRA presently represents SPFM in their anchor tenant role for the San Pedro waterfront redevelopment of the Ports O'Call project, as well as, a major waterfront redevelopment project on Alamitos Bay in Long Beach, CA With over 35 years in the development business, Scott is a leader in the field, and has been a speaker at the International Builders Show, the Pacific Coast Builders Conference, SoCal BIA's BIS Show. As well, Scott is a published author in the real estate development field, and is a regular contributor to major media outlets throughout the nation. Scott has been published or quoted in Forbes Magazine, Los Angeles Times, Long Beach PressTelegram, GlobeStreet, Builder Magazine, Affordable Housing Finance, Affordable Housing News, and most recently, the cover and feature article in MultiFamily Executive magazine. Scott and his wife Becky, have been happily married and together for 25 years, and are raising their 3 kids in Long Beach, CA Sean Patrick 18, Dylan, 15, and Jenna 12. Scott and Becky's three kids are the 4th generation of the Choppin family in Long Beach. Connect with Scott The Urban Pacific Group of Companies Social Media Connections for Scott Twitter LinkedIn Facebook Instagram ___________________________________ Want to appear on our podcast? Contact Us Learn how you can passively put your hard earned money to work for you through multifamily syndication: Steed Talker Capital Connect with Us: Facebook Twitter Linkedin Instagram Youtube
Mayor Weinberger joined The Morning Drive to talk about recent discussion with protesters, CityPlace, and much more. Listen to his thoughts on how negotiations with protesters is going and his desire to find an end to it.
Mayor Clavelle shares his unique perspective to discuss the issues going on in Burlington from protests, police reform, and the new developers of CityPlace.
Don and Dave join The Morning Drive to talk about the new team put together to move CityPlace forward. They also respond to criticism from Mayor Weinberger and city counselors. How is the new project going to look and feel? Don and Dave tease out some insight on the new plans for the project and their enthusiasm to get it done.
Councilor Dieng joins The Morning Drive in studio to talk about recent news in Burlington includes his only no vote on moving forward legal process against Brookfield over the CityPlace project.
Covid strikes again for VT prisoners in Mississippi, Burlington City Council says it will support a CityPlace lawsuit, protests over an officer facing extortion and prostitution charges in the NEK, and a tax assessment is denied at Jay Peak.
Mayor Weinberger joins The Morning Drive by phone to discuss CityPlace, shootings in Burlington, pandemic response, and some good news.
The Weeknd just debuted a new video for his single Snowchild that features some animated scenes of the city. Protesters interrupted Mayor John Tory's press conference to demand a moratorium on evictions after Bill 184 was passed into law. A CityPlace condo installed efficient, new toilets that require a communal, industrial plunger. Plus, if you're comfortable venturing out for a meal, Knockout Chicken in Kensington Market has a patio and daily combo deals.
Brookfield pulls out of CityPlace, health insurance rate hikes, GMP workers fall from power line, and Bennington camp reaches agreement with town.
Ps Andrew and Vanessa have loved developing a new friendship with Ps Damon and Ti'esha through the Wave Collective Network. It was as immediate chemistry and sacred connection. As African American Church Planters their conversations dove immediately into so many things that matter. And they laughed a lot (we think everyone in Florida must laugh a lot in the sun!) Tune in as the conversation is one of an invitation for continued change.
Gopal Rajegowda, Senior Vice President at Related and a Managing Partner of Related Urban-Southeast joins Grayson Brulte on The Road To Autonomy Podcast to discuss how Related is developing for an autonomous future. In this episode, Grayson and Gopal discuss reimagining City Place in West Palm Beach, FL into Rosemary Square and the future of retail experiences.Gopal touches on the work Related did with Gehl to reimage public spaces, optimize green spaces, walkability all the while ensuring that the environment is welcoming and approachable for all ages. Continuing the conversation, Grayson and Gopal discuss the rumor that City Place was one of Rick Caruso's inspirations for The Grove in Los Angeles, CA.Following up on this, they dive into the trend of walkable mix-use developments that incorporate great retail brands, culinary experiences, and hotels into developments. Building on their discussion around culinary experiences, they take a step into the past as Gopal tells a story about negotiating with Chef Thomas Keller to open Per Se at The Shops at Columbus Circle.Stepping into the future, Grayson leads the conversation towards turning culinary experiences upside down by bundling a mobility service with a fine-dining experience and why that could happen in Florida at a Related development. Enhancing the customer experience by bundling a mobility service with fine-dining is extreme hospitality. Benefiting both the owners and customers.Highlighting the experience at Grant Achatz's Alinea in Chicago, Grayson ponders what the experience would be like if Chef Achatz could curate the experience in an autonomous vehicle before a guest even steps foot in the restaurant. Closing out the conversation, Gopal discusses the common notion that you never have a second chance to make a first impression and how art has transformative powers in communities.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Click Here To Listen/Download Full Episode of the Podcast Scott Choppin is the founder of the Urban Pacific Group of Companies, a Long Beach, CA based real estate development Company, founded in 2000, that focuses exclusively on urban infill and affordable housing communities throughout California and the western US. Over the last 18 years, the company has developed nearly 1,700 units of unique to market urban housing communities throughout the Western United States. Presently, Urban Pacific has created a new housing innovation called UTH, which provides middle income multigenerational housing to urban families, while producing market superior yields on invested equity. Historically, Urban Pacific's UTH projects have delivered 29% IRR yields on equity. As well as real estate development, the company provides project and development services to major commercial businesses across the nation through its subsidiary, Urban Pacific Realty Advisors. The Choppin family has been in real estate development in Long Beach since 1960, which includes highlights such as the development of the Long Beach World Trade Center and the 293unit CityPlace residential development in downtown Long Beach. Scott is an innovator in the fields of urban housing, mixed use projects, and affordable/middle income housing communities throughout the Western United States. Scott is responsible for the production of a recent housing innovation called UTH Urban Town House. UTH is a new middle income multigenerational housing product which utilizes private equity to develop moderate income multigenerational housing for urban families in California. Since inception, Urban Pacific has produced IRR's over 29% on UTH projects. On behalf of its' project and development services team Urban Pacific Realty Advisors Scott was responsible for the client acquisition of the San Pedro Fish Market Company, the 11th largest restaurant company in the United States, and largest by seating in California. UPRA presently represents SPFM in their anchor tenant role for the San Pedro waterfront redevelopment of the Ports O'Call project, as well as, a major waterfront redevelopment project on Alamitos Bay in Long Beach, CA Scott and his wife Becky, have been happily married and together for 25 years, and are raising their 3 kids in Long Beach, CA Sean Patrick 18, Dylan, 15, and Jenna 12. Scott and Becky's three kids are the 4th generation of the Choppin family in Long Beach. For more on Scott: choppin@urbanpacific.com https://www.urbanpacific.com/ https://twitter.com/ScottChoppin https://www.linkedin.com/in/scottchoppin/ https://www.facebook.com/scottchoppin.business/ https://www.instagram.com/scott_choppin/ ------------------------------------------ Investing for Lifestyle and Legacy: https://lnkd.in/gmu8-BR For Those Who Are Serious About Buying Large Multifamily: https://lnkd.in/g__DBpu ------------------------------------------ Our Sponsor: Multifamily Foundation Workshop This is going to be an awesome event! Investing for Lifestyle and Legacy: https://lnkd.in/gmu8-BR For Those Who Are Serious About Buying Large Multifamily: https://lnkd.in/g__DBpu ------------------------------------------- Subscribe To Us On YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1SuXB01d14DC8ZnEWpRQdQ?sub_confirmation=1 Subscribe To Us on #Libsyn: https://thereifoundation.libsyn.com/ Rate This on iTunes : https://apple.co/2Xp8cjU Podcast on YouTube: https://youtu.be/z44tknIioO8 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
More participation by Brookfield Properties was supposed to bring the $220 million development to a spring groundbreaking. What happened? VTDigger's Aidan Quigley explains.
With much of the nation stjill caught in winter's grip, TRAVEL ITCH RADIO heads to South Florida on Thursday, March 7, when Dan Schlossberg and Annita Stokes Thomas will interview Rick Netzel, director of sales & marketing for the Palm Lakes Best Western in West Palm Beach. Hear all about the hotel, the new Ballpark of the Palm Beaches, and the numerous attractions ranging from City Place to the upscale Palm Beach Outlets. Listen live at 8p ET on iTunes or BlogTalkRadio.com or check out the archived show on the TRAVEL ITCH RADIO Facebook page. This will be the 314th edition of TRAVEL ITCH.
Talked with Gary Schweikhart, PR-BS, Inc. and Elizabeth Dashiell, PR Palm Beach about this years Donald M. Ephraim Palm Beach Jewish Film Festival from January 20th to February 10th. They have a wide variety of films, shorts, documentaries at multiple theatres throughout Palm Beach County. Opening day starts with Papa at AMC 20 City Place. This year's festival includes several screenings of Golda's Balcony starring Tovah Feldshuh is a must see. They also have a film "The Catcher is a Spy" based on a true story, plus documentaries on Kirk Douglas and Sam Spiegel. Lots of wonderful films for the listeners to check out. To get more info they can go to http://www.palmbeachjewishfilm.org
Gary Pieters, City Place Residents Association talks about the one year anniversary of the King Street pilot
Talked with Katie Keohane, Exec Dir. and Alyssa Rich, Take Steps Walk Mgr, Crohns and Colitis Foundation. They have a walk coming up on November 3 at 10am at City Place. It's family friendly and is an easy 1/2 mile stroll around City Place. This is the 10th anniversary of the Walk in West Palm Beach. Listeners are welcome to create teams and come out and show their support. It's free to walk but funds raised will go to research and helping kids with IBD go to Camp Oasis. For more info on the walk, Crohns, Ulcerative Colitis, symptoms and treats listeners can go to www.chronscolitisfoundation.org They can also sign up to volunteer online and patients can access the latest research and connect with multiple support options on line as well. For more details call 561-218-2929 or 888-my-gut-pain.
Neal Sleeper of City Place and Joseph Pitchford of Crescent Real Estate talk about how Uptown became Uptown and what's next.
Frostburg Grows is helping you celebrate spring by brushing up on your gardening skills with their Seed Exchange March 11, from 2p-4p at City Place in Frostburg. They have partnered with local master gardeners, that will be providing demonstrations, answering gardening questions, and seed exchanges. If you are trying to expand your gardening prowess, by signing up for a community garden plot at Frostburg Grows high tunnels and raised beds. If you are interested in a native plant sale it will be happening May 12 from 10-3p Frostburg Grows is a sustainable agriculture and training center located in Frostburg, MD. The 5-acre site, formerly used for coal mining, has been re-purposed to demonstrate innovative, sustainable land usage. The organization is committed to growing food for the future, supporting local farms in our area, and training others to do the same. Frostburg Grows is utilizing their growing space to grow food donations for local food pantries. They are encouraging everyone to donate extra foods their garden is producing to the local farmers markets. Last year they were able to donate 26,000 lbs of food. For more information about Frostburg Grows Send them an email: FrostburgGrows1@gmail.com and Visit their FACEBOOK PAGE
Journey Home to Host its Third Annual Gala at CityPlace in Hartford
In this episode, Jeff sits down with Philip Baker, CEO of Staplegun, a full service advertising agency with its headquarters in downtown Oklahoma City. We begin by hearing the story of how Philip and his business partner, Brent McCutchen, started Staplegun in their home offices and then continue with him sharing some stories from his earlier life and about how he got started in the advertising business. He shares some stories about how different the advertising business was when he started and then reflects about how much things have changed in the business. Philip then talks about the importance of planning and in developing a deeper overall understanding in order to create an effective strategy as in the earlier years of his career before the advent of computer technology, there was an inherent need to take time to plan the work and to think more deeply before starting a project. He talks about how they embrace and practice the importance of proper and careful planning on all client projects at Staplegun. As the conversation continues, Philip shares his perspective on how all of the changes in the media landscape have impacted how business, advertising, and public relations are done these days. He speaks to the importance of "being relevant when relevancy is needed and timeliness when timeliness is needed" and striking a balance between deep, creative thought and careful planning with the ability to be nimble and to react quickly when it is called for. We then transition into a discussion about the thought that went into planning their current space on the 19th and 20th Floor of the City Place building in downtown Oklahoma City and how it was centered around a focus on creating a workplace that portrays who they are and also helps them to attract and retain the best talent. Philip then shares some of the lessons that they have learned through the process of designing and working within their office space. As the interview wraps up, Philip shares his perspective on the big picture regarding the changes that we are seeing in the economy and how it is affecting the overall media landscape as well as some of his thoughts on the continued growth and the positive things here in Oklahoma City with so many exciting developments that have happened recently and that are on the horizon. He then speaks about how they try to honor and live the traditional values of keeping their promises and empowering their employees by having a supportive work environment that also challenges them to continue to improve and to do their best. They also put a considerable amount of focus on encouraging their employees to get involved and to be a part of the community, to give back, and to help out in several very meaningful ways. Contact Info- 204 N. Robinson Ave., Suite 2000 Oklahoma City, OK. 73102 405-601-9430 https://staplegun.us/
Gopal Rajegowda, the Senior Vice President of Related Companies, which owns CityPlace, tells us about the changes proposed for the complex and why.
Talked with Hanna and Mindy Guttentag from Crohn's Colitis Foundation. Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis are inflammatory bowel diseases (IBD) affect more than 1.6 million Americans. That’s one in every 200 Americans living with one of these debilitating, medically incurable diseases that attack the digestive system. The fastest growing patient population is children under the age of 18. Crohn's disease may affects anywhere along the digestive tract, from the mouth to the anus, ulcerative colitis inflames only the large intestine (colon) and rectum. Symptoms of these diseases may include abdominal pain, persistent diarrhea, rectal bleeding, debilitating fatigue, and extreme weight loss. Patients can be diagnosed at any age, but are most commonly diagnosed between the ages of 15 and 35. Many patients experience numerous hospitalizations. About 23 to 45 percent of people with ulcerative colitis and up to 75 percent of people with Crohn’s disease will eventually require surgical intervention for their disease. Hanna is the Honored Hero for the November walk at City Place in West Palm Beach. Listeners can find out more, get support, register for a team, donate online at http://www.crohnscolitisfoundation.org/chapters/florida/
Clare from the Allegany Farmers Market joins us for todays episode. Clare and I discuss the two largest markets in Cumberland, MD and Frostburg MD located in the downtown walking mall and City Place. There are 25 farmers selling their organic, naturally grown, and conventionally grown produce. The variety of items on offer include meats, eggs, coffee, and value added products. Be sure to Like Allegany Farmers Market Facebook Page to stay in the know! Have a question or suggestion? Contact the market: AlleganyFM@gmail.com For more information on the Markets click HERE
Learn about the dangers of Fracking and why it's important to protect the land from it.Join Western Maryland activists for a volunteer kickoff meeting gathering at City Place in Frostburg. Join together for a statewide ban on fracking. The event is free and open to the public February 19th from 3-8 p.m. EST.
Learn about the dangers of Fracking and why it's important to protect the land from it.Join Western Maryland activists for a volunteer kickoff meeting gathering at City Place in Frostburg. Join together for a statewide ban on fracking. The event is free and open to the public February 19th from 3-8 p.m. EST.
Talked with Alyssa Rich, Dir of Development, Crohn's & Colitis Foundation. They are doing a family/pet friendly fundraiser walk at City Place on November 5th starting at 9am. It's a non-timed 1 mile walk. Entertainment and food onsite. To sign up listeners can go to www.ccfa.org and sign up for the CCFA West Palm Beach Take Steps Walk. The website also has info on treatments/symptoms/programs/services that are available both locally and online. They can also sign up to volunteer.
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