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Recent drone and GoPro videos and pics showcase the revitalization of downtown New Castle, PA from a development perspective. Check them out and see the future of downtown as it takes shape, in my recent blog: Urban Development Trends in New Castle, PA: A City on the Rise. Don’t miss the podcast link in the blog where I share a video of a major demolition project across from my office in downtown, and some development insights. Hope you enjoy it. Let me know your thoughts about: “Urban Development Trends in New Castle, PA: A City on the Rise”

NEW EPISODE ALERT ?? Dive into Rocky Sethi's 25 years of real estate, development, and construction expertise in this immersive podcast. With a rich background spanning land acquisition, construction, and sales—ranging from high-end custom homes to master-planned projects across Western Canada—Rocky shares a vibrant tapestry of insights. Rocky's stories transcend the traditional real estate narrative, delving into the intricacies of rental affordability, policies, and the allure of Penticton. His enthusiasm for Penticton's potential and the Stryke Group and Tien Sher Group of Companies masterplan community offers a glimpse into a burgeoning real estate phenomenon. Exploring #masstimber's potential to transform construction and design, Rocky envisions BC's role as a leader in this space. From fractionalizing real estate to fostering digital neighborhoods, Rocky's discussions paint a holistic picture of community building within real estate projects. His insights encompass technological advancements, family anecdotes, and a forward-thinking approach that bridges innovation with the essence of creating thriving spaces. In this podcast episode, Rocky Sethi's journey unfolds as a testament to the power of industry relationships, multifaceted experiences, and a forward-thinking approach. Listeners gain insights into the evolving realms of real estate, technology, and community-building, leaving inspired to navigate change and create vibrant, innovative spaces, with a special focus on the promise held in Penticton's real estate landscape. Listen Now! https://pod.fo/e/2148e0

?? Collectively Speaking podcast episode 9 out now! In the latest episode of our Collectively Speaking podcast, we hear a captivating conversation with Mike Saunders, Founder of Commonplace, who explores the innovative world of urban planning and gives insights into Mike's unconventional career journey from physics and philosophy to pioneering urban design. ?? We also discover the transformative power of Commonplace, a cutting-edge platform revolutionising urban planning. Learn how it goes beyond being a product, acting as a dynamic service fostering ongoing collaborations and community engagement. ?? We dive into the success story of "Park Power," an impactful project that engaged thousands to reshape the future of green spaces in London. Explore upcoming initiatives, including discussions about brownfield sites and the potential for a nationwide sentiment database regarding our built environment. ?? We gain valuable insights from Mike on social impact assessments, the potential for mandating tools like Commonplace in the planning process, and the essential role of being an "activator" in urban planning. ?? Listen to Collectively Speaking episode 9 here: https://spoti.fi/3w1dFzA -- The Collectively Speaking podcast looks at the big issues in the built environment. Each month, CEO Max Farrell sits down with one of the LDN Collective’s 50 members from the worlds of architecture, communications, urban planning and specialist consultancy. The podcast is brought to you by the LDN Collective and produced by You See Media. Subscribe on all your favourite podcast platforms today. #CollectivelySpeaking #WeAreCityMakers #BuiltEnvironmentPodcast #UrbanPlanning #UrbanRegeneration #Commonplace

Check out NOT COMPLICATED - JUST GREEN, podcast of common sense for better construction! https://buff.ly/3QDXqOP In Episode 5, James Pirch Interviews Green Builder Matt Hoots, and the result is indeed entirely approachable. James and Matt chat about the current state of green home building and green building generally, including why we need to build better, key pain points, and how we can all help grow the green building movement. James asks, "Can the game be stepped up even higher?" (Well, yes!) Matt and James are both a part of #GreenInfluencerATL, a group of Atlanta-area builders, designers, architects, raters, engineers, real estate agents and others (Including a mayor!) who both meet in person and commit to sharing green building news and information online. We can all be green influencers, as we all have more to learn and can all share our knowledge- and questions! #greenbuilding #building #homebuilding #designbuild #builders #construction #comfort #energyefficiency #home #homes #architecture #design #engineering #buildingmaterials #podcast

Check out NOT COMPLICATED - JUST GREEN, podcast of common sense for better construction! https://buff.ly/3QDXqOP In Episode 5, James Pirch Interviews Green Builder Matt Hoots, and the result is indeed entirely approachable. James and Matt chat about the current state of green home building and green building generally, including why we need to build better, key pain points, and how we can all help grow the green building movement. James asks, "Can the game be stepped up even higher?" (Well, yes!) Matt and James are both a part of #GreenInfluencerATL, a group of Atlanta-area builders, designers, architects, raters, engineers, real estate agents and others (Including a mayor!) who both meet in person and commit to sharing green building news and information online. We can all be green influencers, as we all have more to learn and can all share our knowledge- and questions! #greenbuilding #building #homebuilding #designbuild #builders #construction #comfort #energyefficiency #home #homes #architecture #design #engineering #buildingmaterials #podcast

Ready to dive into the world of urban planning and property development? This week on The Building Talks Podcast, I spoke with Greg Tupicoff General Manager of Developments at Alder Group, who currently leads the Development team for the business, and comes from a Planning background - who better to speak to, to give detailed insights into the role and relationship between Developers, and Planners. ??? What the Covered: ??? Greg’s journey from planning to property development ?? Master-planned communities vs. inner-city brownfield sites ??? The housing crisis: Challenges and opportunities ??? The crucial role of planning in development decisions ?? How developers and planners can work together for better communities Greg brings a wealth of knowledge and a balanced perspective on the collaboration between planners and developers. If you’re interested in urban development, and housing policies, or just love a good, insightful conversation, this episode is for you! Download and listen ?? to the full episode on: ??? Spotify ??? iTunes ??? iHeartRadio Let’s make this a two-way conversation! Share your thoughts and experiences in the comments – I’m excited to hear what you think. #BuildingTalksPodcast #UrbanPlanning #PropertyDevelopment #PodcastEpisode

? NEW EPISODE ? In this episode, I will give you an update on a big project that I've been working on. This journey has been filled with challenges and learnings, especially about the impact our work can have on the downtown core and the community at large. From buying the land to navigating zoning changes and planning for construction, it's been a rollercoaster. The city's cooperation has been a game-changer, allowing us to add more floors and significantly increase the project's scope. This process has not only been about building but also about contributing to the city's revitalization and envisioning a future that brings people together. Check out the episode here: https://lnkd.in/eyzBGfaF #realestate?#realestateinvestor?#realestateinvesting?#realestate101?#incomediversification?#businessgrowthstrategies?#scalingyourbusiness?#quebecmarketinsights?#investinginquebec?#MarketTrendsQuebec

If you were given the decision, which would you choose? To renovate and retrofit an older building and bring it up to modern standards, or demolish and build a state-of-the-art, low-carbon building?? ? The answer is not as clear cut as it might seem. In our new episode of Shaping Sustainable Places, two leading industry experts explore this increasingly relevant question. Although climate might be a top consideration, others like accessibility, heritage and culture need to be factored in too. ? ? Tune in today:? https://lnkd.in/g_ZpNgAs ? #ShapingSustainablePlaces??#KnowledgeAndForesight??#podcast??#retrofit #reconstruction #lowcarbon Kjetil Tr?dal Thorsen St?le R?d Sn?hetta

Episode 49 I Victor Dover Learning from the Past to Design Tomorrow’s Streets Join us for an enlightening discussion with Victor Dover, co-author of "Street Design: The Secret to Great Cities and Towns." In this episode of ON CITIES, we explore critical elements lacking in modern streets, the concept of 'place' and its importance in street design, and the key design elements of great streets. Dover uncovers common misconceptions guiding the work of traffic engineers and highlights overlooked details that can greatly impact street design. From the power of street trees to retrofitting urban environments, Dover offers invaluable insights and shares success stories of transforming blighted areas into vibrant, inviting spaces that people want to be in. Tune in on Friday, March 22nd at 11:00 AM EST, 8:00 AM PST on the Voice America Variety Channel and listen to all previous episodes on your favorite podcast platform.? https://lnkd.in/esB3F3P9. #StreetDesign #GreatCities #UrbanPlanning #CityTransformation #TrafficEngineering #DesignInsights #UrbanRevitalization #StreetTrees #UrbanRetrofit #ONCITIES #PodcastEpisode #VoiceAmericaVarietyChannel

[#Podcast] ?? Modern cities often?are mineral landscapes, creating "urban heat islands" that impact our quality of life. ?? But how can we transform our cities into havens of coolness, where vegetation thrives, and city dwellers breathe easier? ?? In this latest episode of the Saint-Gobain podcast, dive into innovative solutions to rethink urbanism and create more sustainable and comfortable environments, even in hot weather. ??? Listen now to discover how we can build a future where nature and?urbanisation coexist harmoniously:?https://lnkd.in/deEEyyge