Podcasts about highrises

Our investigators come face to horrible face with the monster plaguing the Highrises and meet agents of a very familiar Old God. But with the bodies starting to pile up, will they manage to keep this particularly controling evil at bay?Themes and Topics Covered:Musophobia (Fear of Rats)Body HorrorNyctophobia (Fear of the Dark) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Our investigators look into the mysterious location that seems to be the source for the strange magic that has already claimed one life.Topics/Themes:Organised CrimeThreatBreaking And Entering Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome everyone! It's your host Brad Lea back at it with another episode of Dropping Bombs, I sat down with an awesome guest today, Sean Zubor, the founder of Stonehouse Realty, a brokerage powerhouse with over 400 agents and billions in annual sales. Sean shared his journey from being a professional MMA fighter to building a thriving real estate empire. We dove into how he turned lessons from the cage into strategies for dominating the real estate game. Sean got even more detailed when he broke down why most realtors fail, how to turn your practice into a scalable business, and why investing in real estate beats selling it. He also opened up about his passion for coaching, helping agents hit six- and seven-figure incomes, and balancing professional success with personal fulfillment. If you're ready to level up your game, this episode is full of actionable insights! What You'll Learn: Leave key tips on real estate investing and taking things to the next level.   Highlights: Fighting to Winning in Business Turning Real Estate Into a Business Building Your Niche Real Estate Investing Coaching and Mentorship   Resources Mentioned:  https://stonehausrealty.ca/  You can follow today's guest at: https://www.instagram.com/seanzubor/?hl=en    https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCp3OKxEbSHG-M-EXDUTiXxg/about    Watch the full video episode on Brad's Rumble here: https://rumble.com/c/c-2544182 Watch the full video episode on Brad's Youtube here: https://bradlea.tv  

Chris Hytha and Mark Houser are collaborators on Highrises: Art Deco, a multimedia series chronicling the great skyscraper edifices of the roaring ‘20s. Photographed by drones and meticulously measured and researched, the series – a book, prints, website, mobile phone wallpaper and exhibition -- reveals fascinating details and stories of these distinctly American icons. Catch the in-person book talk on July 18 and the exhibition from May 31 to August 26 at the Chicago Architecture Center. -- -- Intro/Outro: “High Rise” by Ladytron -- Discussed: MultiStories: 55 Antique Skyscrapers and the Business Tycoons Who Built Them The DJI Air 2S Drone Highrises Art Deco: 100 Spectacular Skyscrapers from the Roaring ‘20s to the Great Depression Henry W. Oliver Building, Pittsburgh, D.H. Burnham, 1910 Nebraska State Capitol, Lincoln, Bertram Goodhue, 1932 Public Market > Modern Spirits Liquor Store, Tulsa, Gaylord Noftsger, 1930 Monadnock Building, Chicago, Burnham & Root, Holabird & Roche, 1891-1893 Eastern Columbia Building, Los Angeles, Claud Beelman, 1930 Mather Tower > Club Quarters Hotel, Chicago, Herbert Riddle, 1928 Union & Peoples National Bank > Jackson County Tower, Jackson, MI, Albert Kahn, 1929 Frick Building, Pittsburgh, D.H. Burnham, 1902 The Woolworth Building, New York, Cass Gilbert, 1913 Price Tower, Bartlesville, OK, Frank Lloyd Wright, 1956 Sterick Building, Memphis, Wyatt C Hendrick & Co, 1930 Industrial Trust Building, Providence, George Frederick Hall, Walker & Gillette, 1927 Guardian Building, Detroit, Donaldson & Meier; Smith, Hinchman & Grylls, 1929 Fisher Building, Detroit, Albert Kahn Associates; Graven & Mayger, 1928 Carbide & Carbon Building, Chicago, Burnham Brothers, 1929 Foshay Tower, Minneapolis, Hooper & Janusch; Magney & Tusler, 1929 Rand Tower, Minneapolis, Holabird & Root, 1929 Kansas City Power & Light Building, Kansas City, Hoit, Price & Barnes, 1931

SUMMARY:  Tim Mai, an expert in real estate, shares his journey from flipping houses to teaching others and eventually transitioning to commercial real estate and capital raising. He emphasizes the importance of building relationships and leveraging the capital raising aspect of the business. Tim also discusses the creation of the Hero brand and the community he has built around capital raising. He shares his experiences in raising funds for multifamily projects and targeting specific investor groups. In this conversation, Tim Mines shares his experiences and insights in the commercial real estate industry. He discusses the lessons he learned from his first deal, the importance of capital raising and negotiation, and the benefits of forming alliances with other capital raisers. Tim also emphasizes the collaborative and partnership nature of the industry and the leverage it provides. He talks about the snowball effect of building investor relationships and the opportunities that arise from it. Additionally, Tim discusses the creation of a commercial real estate investor association and the benefits it offers. He also shares his thoughts on Donald Trump's legal issues and the current real estate market. Finally, Tim provides advice for newcomers in commercial real estate and suggests wholesaling commercial deals as an entry point. SOCIAL MEDIA: TikTok

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Inflation cools to 3.8% in September GUEST: Michael Levy, CKNW Business Analyst THE NEXT MILLION - what will commuting look like in 2050? GUEST: Brent Toderian, City planner; Urbanist at TODERIAN UrbanWORKS; formerly chief planner of the city of Vancouver and now advises cities all over the world on city planning needs  Vancouver developers seek deadline extensions on major downtown highrises GUEST: Dan Fumano, City Columnist for Vancouver Sun and The Province LetsStopAIDS' Sex Lives Report finds youth feel ill-prepared by sex education GUEST: Geri Mayer-Judson, Show Contributor Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

For half a century, Bob Johansen has been forecasting the future. Clients, including Procter & Gamble, Walmart, and McKinsey, trust his vision. Moreover, he is an instructor at the Army War College. Along with coauthors Joseph Press and Christine Bullen, Bob has recently released “Office Shock: Creating Better Futures for Working and Living” — his 13th book. Ostensibly, Office Shock peers a decade ahead to describe the workplace of the future — the officeverse. Today's office towers face strong headwinds, as the purpose and function of tomorrow's office spaces will be rejiggered to prove a more equitable, accessible, purposeful, climate-positive future for knowledge work.  But host and award-winning author Dean Rotbart says Office Shock is about much more than real estate. It's about looking to the future now to take immediate steps to better prepare for what's to come.   “It's actually easier to think ten years ahead than it is one or two years ahead,” Bob says, discussing the effectiveness of taking a “futureback” approach to planning. Bob and his coauthors are associated with the Palo Alto, California-based Institute for the Future, a spinoff from RAND Corporation founded in 1968. IFTF is the world's oldest continuously running futures research and educational organization.   OTHER BOOKS BY BOB JOHANSEN: The New Leadership Literacies: Thriving in a Future of Extreme Disruption and Distributed Everything Get There Early: Sensing the Future to Compete in the Present Leaders Make the Future: Ten New Leadership Skills for an Uncertain World Photo: Bob Johansen, Institute for the FuturePosted: May 29, 2023Monday Morning Run Time: 47:59Episode: 11.41  POPULAR RECENT EPISODES: No Matter the Circumstances, Resilience is a Muscle Anyone Can Develop The Secret to Becoming an Extraordinary Leader: “Dux te ipsum duc” Stop Waiting For Someone to Anoint You a Leader, and Just Be One

On today's podcast, we sit down with Melissa Román Burch to learn more about her project with Lendlease Development, Claremont Hall. Located in the academic acropolis of New York City, Claremont Hall is a mixed-use building with modern neo-gothic architecture and sweeping views of the Hudson River. We also dive into some of Melissa's other developments such as the Atlantic Yards (renamed Pacific Park) and 1 Java Street. Melissa believes that development is about people and to be innovative we have to get curious and question fundamental assumptions. We ask the question of how to expand in a dense urban environment such as New York City and touch on topics of housing access and supply. We also talk about the importance of strategic partnerships with development, equity, and construction firms, as well as technology firms that have a growing interest in housing issues. Lendlease Development partnered with Union Theological Seminary to begin its work on Claremont Hall in June of 2020, right in the early stages of the pandemic. In an attempt to creatively renew the aging infrastructure on the 100-year old campus, Union sought out a developer to help them tap into their New York City air rights. Tune in to today's episode to learn more about unique New York City construction phenomenons and the community-centered partners who are bringing these projects to life. About the Guest:Melissa is a leading property executive and developer in New York with two decades of public company real estate experience. Over her career, she has initiated the entitlement and development of over 10 million square feet of commercial and residential mixed use projects. Those are often ones that are distinguished by urban placemaking, environmental leadership and innovative partnerships. Currently, she is the Chief Operating Officer for the NYC Economic Development Corporation and leads the Real Estate Transaction Services and Asset Management divisions.Topics Covered:Melissa Román Burch's background and the Claremont Hall developmentLessons learned from the Atlantic Yards project Curiosity and the importance of thinking differently in development A descriptive walk through of the Claremont Hall project What are air rights? The importance of community involvement Old and new partnerships About Your HostAtif Qadir is the Founder of Commonplace, a company dedicated to tackling one of the biggest barriers to more inclusive, affordable, and sustainable development: improving access to capital. Commonplace helps impact-driven developers and capital providers with shared values discover and connect with each other.Connect with Melissa Román Burch Connect with Melissa on LinkedInConnect with Lendlease on LinkedInVisit Lendlease's websiteFollow Us: Grab our exclusive guide: How Eight Developers & Designers Are Responding to the Housing CrisisLearn more on the American Building websiteFollow us on InstagramConnect with Atif Qadir on

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On the second episode of 1/1s, Dan and Jweb talk with Chris Hytha, creator of Rowhomes and Highrises to discuss his bike tour around the world, his projects, and anything else that's in the pipelines Web3 and Me is a twice-a-week podcast featuring Daniel and JWeb where they talk about everything NFT. Join us on Fridays and watch our pre-recorded episodes on Tuesdays. Web3 and Me is a production of FLOLiO, an NFT portfolio management platform revolutionizing the way people conduct NFT market research. #NFT #NFTs #ChrisHytha ———————————————————— FLOLiO: https://flolio.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/FLOLiO_ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/flolio__ Discord: https://discord.gg/AkuFEvkmPx JWeb: https://twitter.com/JWeb777 Daniel: https://twitter.com/DanLaaq ———————————————————— DISCLAIMER: This is NOT financial or legal advice. We are just offering our opinions. We are not responsible for any investment or legal decisions that you choose to make.

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The journey into Fire Pumps continues with Part 4 of this epic adventure into Article 695 of the National Electrical Code. Listen as Paul Abernathy talks continue to discuss fire pumps and now the power supply conductors and feeders.

The journey into Fire Pumps continues with Part 4 of this epic adventure into Article 695 of the National Electrical Code. Listen as Paul Abernathy talks continue to discuss fire pumps and now the power supply conductors and feeders.

South Florida Market Panel - From the Ground UpAlex Miranda, Peter Barkin and Patrick Lafferty About AlexInstagram @alexandjoeteamAlex Miranda, CEO and Founder of  the Alex and Joe Team is here to cover Miami Dade County updates.  The Alex and Joe team is a former #1 Top Producing Team company-wide at ONE Sotheby's International Realty in both sales and transaction volume, the team carved a niche in the luxury condo market as the exclusive South Florida partners of the Highrises.com network. With their combined South Florida real estate experience and cumulative sales volume in excess of $400 million, their reach extends to every corner of the market including oceanfront estates, luxury condos, mixed-use developments, and commercial real estate including trophy hotel and retail assets. Advocates for smart growth and planned urban development, Alex + Joe helped shape Midtown Miami from its inception and continue to do so as elected officials serving as Board members of the Midtown Miami Community Development District.The team principals are members of the Master Brokers Forum for their outstanding performance in the Real Estate markets of South Florida.About Peterpeter.barkin@compass.comPeter Barkin, who joins us today to talk about the Ft. Lauderdale market, has been successfully supporting the real estate dreams of buyers and sellers in South Florida for over 20 years. Originally from Brookline, Massachusetts, Peter maintains strong ties to the greater Boston area, but has proudly called Fort Lauderdale home for more than 30 years, acquiring thorough knowledge of the local area that he skillfully passes on to clients. In 2002, Peter teamed up with Mark Gilman to create the Barkin-Gilman Group, a highly respected and successful brand within the real estate community.Barkin-Gilman Group, which is the #1 team at Florida, is proud to be recognized as the #1 team in Fort Lauderdale & #11 in Florida for REAL Trends America’s Best (Team Rankings), as well as #167 nationwide (Sales By Volume) in this year’s 2019 Wall Street Journal’s (WSJ) REAL Trends 1,000. In 2018, Barkin-Gilman Group was honored amongst Florida’s Top 25 Producers. In 2017, Barkin-Gilman Group was rated #15 in gross commission income for real estate teams throughout Florida. This impressive, leading team continues to achieve record-breaking sales, recording over $154 million in closed sales for 2018, and over $100 million each of the prior four years. Barkin-Gilman Group is three-time awardee of the Society of Excellence and Florida 100 and recipients of the South Florida Business & Wealth (SFBW) 2019 Apogee Award.The Barkin-Gilman Group is a privileged member of the Master Broker’s Forum of Broward County and members of the Great Fort Lauderdale Board of Realtors. About Patrickpatrick.lafferty@compass.comInstagram @modernlivingAn entrepreneur at heart, Patrick Lafferty, who will speak today to the Palm Beach Market, has always loved building businesses that solve problems and create value for clients. With an undiscovered but long-standing affection for real estate, Patrick got licensed with his wife Marcia in 2006, with intrigue for investing, while he continued to run a boutique web design company he co-founded years earlier. In the summer of 2008, while the real estate was crashing and with a baby on the way, Patrick and his wife decide to embark on a new career in real estate. With a passion for design and love for technology, Modern Living Real Estate was birthed, a boutique West Palm Beach-based real estate brokerage focused on the luxury condo and historic home market. Patrick built a brokerage and his personal business at the same time from the ground up, focusing on internet marketing and a high level of service. After 10 years of building the business with an eye always on the future of real estate, Patrick decided that his brand aligned so well with ’s “high tech, high touch” approach, he decided to become a founding agent for Palm Beach County.With a deep passion for people, Patrick loves to support the local community initiatives, small businesses, and his local Church. On the weekend, you will find Patrick & Marcia enjoying the city they love; whether at the local green market, boating, or enjoying a delicious meal at a “foodie” restaurant locally. When they can get away, Patrick and his family love to travel to the mountains or a lakeside getaway, always enjoying a great cup of coffee and finding new restaurants in each city along the way.

Hamilton is expected to have some large growth in terms of population. Would this growth cause a massive amount of urban sprawl or will we see Hamilton build up into more high-rises and skyscrapers? Guest: Judi Partridge, Ward 15 Councillor, City of Hamilton - When you hear certain songs you're bound to find some part of your body tapping or dancing along to the beat. Some research has shown that even when you try not to move with the music, you're still going to do it. Why is that and could there be something that makes your music of choice predetermined? Guest: Dr. Jessica Grahn, Associate Professor, Brain and Mind Institute, Department of Psychology, Western University & researcher studying the science of music See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this week's episode, we talk with Josh Stephens, an Urban Policy expert and author based in Los Angeles, CA. We discuss how COVID-19 has affected urban planning, how redlining has led to modern-day segregation and what makes cities work and not work.  This episode relates to how urban planning impacts every city and the relationships that people have within them. Recorded on Thursday, July 30th, 2020 Check out our website: THELATEST.com Send us feedback: podcast@thelatest.com

Review the history of domestic architecture through the millenia. Our ancestors huddled in caves. Nowadays, many of us are tenants in large housing complexes. All too often, rents and property prices are out of control. How did it come to this?

In this episode, Jill chats with her friend Sarah chat about how Sarah became interested in Marine biology, and their shared passion over whales. They also talk about how they met while Jill interned with Humpbacks and High-Rises, a not for profit group in Queensland Australia who focuses on researching behaviour and ecology of humpback whales and other Marine species around the area using citizen science! Follow along with Sarah @Sarah_mccolloch on instagram and with HHR on Facebook @Humpbacks and Highrises and instagram @humpbacks_and_highrises As always, you can check out more water women on our Website: https://waterwomenpodcast.weebly.com Instagram: @waterwomenpodcast, Facebook: @waterwomenPodcast, and Twitter @Waterwomenpod Stay Salty!

Highrises In Bushwick By Chelsea Sanchez by The Indypendent

On this weeks' show we interview Dr Olaf Meynecke from Humpbacks and Highrises about the latest whale news from the east coast of Australia. Hear about threats, changes, and how to get involved in an expedition to collect valuable data to inform his important research. Also, Fam shares her experiences of the recent Phillip Island Whale Festival.https://www.humpbacksandhighrises.org/

Donna and Matt give a wrap up of this weeks' ocean news headlines, and Donna shares her experiences of her recent research expedition with Humpacks and Highrises. 

Today we interview Dr. Olaf Meynecke from Humpbacks and Highrises, an independent not for profit research organisation dedicated to the research and protection of whales and dolphins in south-east Queensland, Australia. 

The first six GreenSmith Sessions have spanned the globe, from a CSR thought leader in London to the man giving green blogging a southern accent in Nashville, Tennessee. Today's GreenSmith Session went local. Very local, to the desk next door...