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Marshall Cox is a PhD in Electrical Engineering, and the Founder and CEO at Kelvin, winner of the MIT Clean energy prize, the Popular Science Innovation Award, and the Verizon Powerful Answers award. The Kelvin team has developed a system that eliminates overheating in pre-war buildings. The system, called the Cozy, is a wireless, low-cost, and easily installed retrofit that drops on top of radiators to control indoor temperatures in buildings with radiator heat. In individual installations the system can eliminate overheating and vastly improve comfort. By retrofitting whole buildings, the Cozy redistributes steam flow to heat up colder rooms faster, saving up to 40% in heating costs and yielding a potential cumulative annual savings of $7 billion over the 120 million residential and commercial radiators in the United States.

(0:22) - Why should we decarbonize buildings
(2:47) - Origin of heating tech
(3:55) - Carrots & sticks for building decarbonization
(7:17) - Kelvin origins
(9:46) - Kelvin's smart radiator covers
(11:37) - Improving operations' bottom line
(12:55) - Financing decarbonization solutions
(15:31) - Cozy's low maintenance
(17:22) - Precision in estimating building savings
(19:50) - Hybrid electrification adoption
(25:30) - Elevating living experience for renters
(26:38) - Collaboration Superpower: Jigar Shah (Director of Loan Programs in the US DoE)

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Groundfloor is a private real estate lending marketplace open to non-accredited investors. Groundfloor opens the door to short-term, high-yield returns backed by real estate. Their platform brings together individual investors looking for short-term lending investments and borrowers looking for short-term financing for their specific real estate projects. Borrowers get access to more flexible, faster and cheaper capital than a traditional bank or a hard-money lender. Investors get access to short-term, high-yield investments. Groundfloor earned a historic qualification by the SEC in August 2015 to sell private real estate debt investments to non-accredited investors.

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➡️ Nick Bhargava on LinkedIn
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RCKRBX is the first real estate SaaS platform that puts the voice of the renter at the Multifamily developer's and investor's fingertips, including across key investment, development, marketing, leasing, and management decision points. The platform delivers actionable intelligence around the preferences, priorities, attitudes, and viewpoints that drive renter decision-making combined with predictive analytics to understand how these factors will impact asset performance and value over time, to what extent and why. Michael and James are applying their lessons from Political campaigning to the Real Estate world in a unique way.

(1:13) - State of Multifamily
(8:43) - Return to work impact on Multifamily
(11:45) - What Multifamily can learn from political campaigns
(16:44) - Demand side insights: What renters are looking for
(25:00) - Canvassing renter insights to power investment decisions
(32:23) - What Multifamily developers are missing
(40:42) - What moves the rent needle beyond typical amenities
(45:07) - Collaboration Superpower: Henry Ford

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➡️ Michael Broder on LinkedIn
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Aleksandr Gampel co-founded Cuby Technologies with Aleh Kandrashou in 2021 to tackle the construction labor shortage. After 200,000 engineering hours, Cuby is setting the stage to commercialize hundreds of mobile micro-factories (MMF's) on or near construction sites to enable developers, general contractors and local partners to build better buildings faster, more affordably with less labor. This episode is part of the Tangent @ Blueprint series. Blueprint is the most global event of Proptech innovators leading the charge in changing the built world in Las Vegas every September.

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➡️ Aleksandr Gampel on LinkedIn
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Mike Schneider is the CEO & Co-founder of Acre Homes. Acre combines the ease of renting with the financial upside of owning. Acre is available in Raleigh-Durham, and will be launching in Atlanta and Nashville soon. Previously, Mike served as the VP of Technology Strategy at RE/MAX, and Co-founded First, a real estate tech company that leveraged machine learning to help agents win more business.

(2:12) - Acre: Breaking the Renting or Home Mortgage paradigm

(7:13) - Acre's model during variable interest rate environment

(8:59) - Opportunity residents & investors

(10:19) - Market growth

(10:54) - Taking the Tesla approach: 10x better than mortgage

(12:48) - Buying a home with a partner

(15:28) - Acre Homes price point

(16:47) - Feature: Blueprint 

(17:52) - Rent-to-own, buy before you sell, Home Equity products.

(21:41) - Challenges of mortgages & bias in home appraisals

(25:07) - Generating returns in Single family homes

(25:42) - North Carolina ecosystem: Raleigh-Durham Research Triangle

(29:51) - US cities transport options

(33:26) - Collaboration Superpower: Steve Jobs

(38:57) - Discomfort Zone: Is Built-to-rent overrated?

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➡️ Acre Homes (site)
➡️ Mike Schneider on LinkedIn  

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Brent Wadas is the CEO at BotBuilt, a Y-Combinator Construction technology company based in Durham, NC that is revolutionizing building homes with robots to address the labor shortage and housing affordability crisis. Brent served in the US Army in Afghanistan after 9/11, where he fulfilled his patriotic calling. BotBuilt employs a methodology that makes homebuilding less capital intensive, creating less waste and enabling a much more sustainable building process. Brent served over 10 years in the US Army as Assistant (to the) Regional Manager. Brent is an experienced business entrepreneur with a flair for achieving goals through actions and a passion for bringing dreams into focus.

(1:34) - Brent Wadas' entrepreneurial & military journey
(8:57) - What makes BotBuilt special
(13:52) - Feature: CREx - Makes it easy to get data out of Yardi, Salesforce, and more.
(15:15) - BotBuilt's factories: Durham, NC
(16:56) - Lessons from Katerra's $2 billion saga
(22:29) - Delivering a venture-scale return in Contech
(25:51) - BotBuilt's unit economics & business model
(31:49) - Contech adoption among homebuilders
(34:40) - Collaboration Superpower: William "Wild Bill" Donovan (Head of the OSS, precursor to CIA) - Wiki
(35:54) - Brent's 'Grand Daddy's' influence: 1st Scientific sharing agreement between USA & USSR

💚 Learn more:
➡️ BotBuilt's site
➡️ Brent's email: brent@botbuilt.com
➡️ Katerra - Wiki

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➡️ CREx (learn more) - Makes it easy to get data out of Yardi, Salesforce, and more.

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This is a Tangent Special episode. Discomfort Zone: the art of stepping out of your comfort zone to pivot in business and in life, and the science of changing your mind when you are faced with new facts and acquire new experiences.

(0:25) - Zach Aarons (GP & Co-founder at MetaProp)
(3:03) - Nick Romito (CEO & Founder at VTS)
(3:47) - Kevin Ortner (CEO at Renters Warehouse and President at Appreciate)
(5:09) - Steve Eisman (The Big Short investor)
(6:14) - Noah Isaacs (Co-founder at Bowery Valuations)
(7:34) - Imran Noorani (CSO at Peak Power)

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Here are a few truths that we know for sure. We all live on this planet together. We are all part of Mother Earth. Even though we're spiritual beings, we chose to have this human experience right on this planet. And so how we take care of this larger home that we call Earth matters if we care about ourselves and each other.

We've all heard the term sustainable living, and many of us are doing what we can to take better care of the earth and therefore humanity. However, what does that term really mean and what more can we be doing?

We're thrilled to welcome our friend Rory Rubin, Co-Founder and CEO of S.I. Container Builds, a company that builds functional and cost friendly living and working spaces in recycled shipping containers. Yes, we said shipping containers. We're going to discuss how that even works, as well as the why.

It's a tremendously attractive alternative to consider in your future. Plus, Rory is giving us all ways we can show more love to Mother Earth and ourselves. There is so much to discuss.

You can find out more about working with Rory, and container homes + working spaces at sicontainerbuilds.com. You can also check them out on Instagram @SIContainerBuilds. 

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We will learn about Jackie and her career in sustainability, from her early days as one of the first directors of the Canada Green Building Council to her present role as a Modular Consultant for NRB Modular. She will clarify the distinctions between modular construction and pre-fab build, their practical use cases, and some surprising benefits that she has learned along the way.

She will also share how NRB is responding to the growing demand for affordable housing and how they are expanding their capabilities by combining Passive House with modular construction through the King Williams project in Hamilton. She will also explain how they are qualifying for more funding by meeting the energy requirements of municipalities through the CMHC Co-Investment Fund.

Additionally, you will hear about their Passive House training and the significance of involving all the different roles, from design to construction, to ensure a seamless process.

Finally, we will delve into the issue of energy costs, how the build is determined depending on who pays for it, and who ultimately bears the responsibility for the costs.

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Guest Interview with Audree Grubesic exposes the tricky area between blending our personal and professional lives. 

We discuss what blending personal and professional means for successful women working in male-dominated industries. 

Audree surprises us with a healthy tea option as we kick off our women's leadership discussion. 

Audree M Grubesic is the Founder & CEO of Modular Sure Site, an Off-Site construction consulting company, offering services for residential and commercial projects. 

She has first-hand experience of construction and project management on site of their projects. Over the past 20+ years, she has excelled in marketing, sales, new business development, and homebuilding. 

Offsite Dirt is a media that showcases all the current news, techniques, technology, influencers, and conversations in offsite construction. This form of construction encompasses volumetric, modular, prefab, panelization, and single and/or multi-trade assemblies. 

Offsite Dirt has a two-pronged mission: to inform the construction industry and the general public on the intricacies of what’s currently happening in the fast-growing offsite construction field, and to provide a meeting place for offsite construction professionals where information, opinions, and resources can be freely exchanged. 

Audree is a living example of women's leadership and offers great advice in addition to her amazing accomplishments and success in the industry. 

During this interview, Audree sets the tone for what a bright future looks like for women, communities, and the world when more women step into their greatness as leaders in male-dominated industries.

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Host Victoria Ray Henderson talks with Chris Osaka the Chief Executive Officer for TOMU 

Studio, 1 bedroom, and 2 bedroom villas delivered to customers. The TOMU Modular construction 

TOMU was named in Washington Business Journal as a business to watch in 2022

What is Japandi Design? 

TOMU in Urban Turf regarding upscale modular homes
 

:25 What is TOMU?

:50 workplaces changes with people moving out of the cities

1:30 the modular units include electricity, plumbing

1:50 floorplans of TOMU are similar to what you would find in an upscale hotel

2:27 Chris Osaka’s background marketing for Nike and Hilton

Created concepts for Nike stores

3:14

4:10 The 3 products are called Villas

4:18 The style is a Japanese Scandinavian concept blending with nature

5:20 The exterior and interior features of the high design Villas

6:00 minimalist not spartan in design, expansive windows and living space

6:30 energy efficient and built to be on-grid or off-grid

7:36 Connecting with local cities and counties and how these can fit in a traditional neighborhood

8:20 work in partnership with local general contractor

8:55 what project are you working on how?

10:00 mechanics of the Villas, wiring, plumbing

10:25 three modules 8 by 20 feet each

11:15 simplify the conduits and suppress the major systems in a singular module

12:15 How does this work with ADU or accessory dwelling unit rules in cities and counties?

13:09 matching the design and engineering for the required site specs

14:30 working on well & septic and the model unit is built with this design

14:55 West coast has a broader understanding of modular homes. Chris is bringing this awareness to the rest of the county

15:34 higher quality modular home built in an indoor environment where materials are protected while being constructed

16:13 Lenders and appraisers

16:50 Inspired by the changes around the pandemic and the opportunity to build housing for people looking for second homes or additional space on a property

17:50 offering an option to homebuyers who want to get out of the city

Listen Up, Home Buyers! The podcast offering advice and tips from true buyer agents. 

Host and Producer, Victoria Ray Henderson is the owner and broker of HomeBuyer Brokerage in the Washington D.C. area. Victoria is and a member of the National Association of Exclusive Buyer Agents. 

Jim Gabriel, president of MODLOGIQ shed light on why prefabrication is trending across the construction industry. 

Owners, general contractors, designers, and architects are turning to modular construction for several reasons. One of the biggest reasons is that the world is changing. Gabriel speaks openly about the pandemic and how modular construction has helped contractors and projects continue to move ahead even when job sites are shut down. This is due in part, to 80% of modular construction being constructed off-site. When MODLOGIQ finishes a project, it’s set and ready to be shipped and installed without the headache of on-site construction. 

We also will put to rest some of the myths about modular construction and prefabrication. The perception is that modular construction is cheaper. Gabriel comments, “it’s not cheaper, it provides more cost certainty for their clients and helps reduce cost escalation.” 

You’ll also hear more about the unique ways modular construction is being used. Gabriel talks about “pushing the envelope” in their industry. Prefabrication and modularization are pushing to do more than just affordable housing or single-family homes. MODLOGIQ is trying to bring their business up to standards that designers and owners expect from traditional builds. 

We know our listeners always want to hear the take on safety as it relates to our topics. We asked Gabriel how prefabrication translates to a safer job site. He shares his thoughts, insights, and more in this next episode of the Building PA Podcast. 

When car companies build a new car they don’t reinvent the wheel, and they don’t have engineers assembling each car individually. Pretty much everything in our lives is built out of other smaller components that are prefabricated with some degree of automation. Except for buildings. Jaimie Johnston at Bryden Wood has been working on changing that for over 25 years and he’s had a lot of pushback, but this way of working could reduce costs by a third, reduce the impact on the environment, and make for safer workplaces. It could even help solve the labour shortage while getting underemployed people into work. So why has Jaimie had to work so hard to get the industry to notice?

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The idea of using modular materials for quick construction dates back centuries. On this episode of Built Modular, host Daniel Litwin welcomes Carl Bennett, General Manager of Contract Services for Vanguard Modular for an in-depth discussion of the history of modular construction and how it’s evolved in the modern era.

Carl Bennet has been in the business for 50 years and is one of the original members of the Modular Building Institute, a legacy organization of dealers, manufacturers, installers, and other industry professionals. 

Commercial modular, prefabricated, or relocatable construction has historical examples from ancient Rome to covered wagons and premade houses for British colonies. The modern era of modular construction took off in the early 20th Century and was largely driven by residential housing. In the WWII era companies used relocatable construction to house workers, putting towns up almost overnight.

From these origins, modular construction has boomed over the last fifty years, expanding from residential units into commercial buildings like offices, laboratories, and schools. These market forces brought enhancements and innovations to the typical modular building offerings. Engineers and architects began to see the opportunities and pushed the industry forward. “Just about anything you could envision construction-wise was now transitioning from site-built conventional to modular,” Bennet said. 

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01:40 - Atomic Networking: How networking is changing in the remote work era
3:58 - The Democratization of Networking: Context is queen
13:01 - Real Estate Tech adoption during COVID-19
19:58 - How will Commercial leases change temporarily and permanently
24:37 - Stimulus: Revel & Awe Coaching Company
26:25 - Housing affordability & supply crisis: Is rent regulation making it worse?
30:46 - Has transparency finally arrived to Real Estate transactions
34:50 - Discomfort Zone: The '86 & '08 downturns echoing in today's recession
39:28 - Prof. Kasindorf's advise to a 20-year old starting their career in Real Estate Law 

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-The Neighborhood Challenge, An Open Innovation Platform for Small Businesses

-Jonathan Lane on LinkedIn
-NYC Economic Development Corporation

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Relevant Links:
-The Color of Law, by Richard Rothstein
-The 13th, on Netflix

2:37 - Jon's journey: From Non-profit to Venture Capital to the public sector
5:13 - What is the NYCEDC's role?
9:13 - #AllinNYC - Campaign to revitalize the city's hospitality sector & galvanize locals
14:20 - Growth vs. Resiliency: How can NYC become resilient and provide for all New Yorkers?
21:51 - Stimulus: Ilan Orgel's Fusion100
23:40 - Why NYC shouldn't worry about the headlines about tax base leaving
28:26 - LowTech: Can BigTech lead New York's next wave of innovation?
33:53 - Can NYC office & the remote work revolution coexist?
38:58 - A more just society starts with anti-racism & upward economic mobility
44:58 - Discomfort Zone: Personal resiliency to combat hustle culture
50:00 - Jon's advise to a 20-year old starting their career in the public sector 

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Devin's contact: devin@tfliving.com

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1:47 - Devin's entrepreneurial journey into the Real Estate amenities space and TFLiving's mission to enhance resident experience.
4:16 - What measures are property owners & managers taking to ensure residents are safe during COVID-19?
10:14 - Urban mobility trends from Tier 1 cities (New York & San Francisco) to 18/7 cities.
12:43 - The appeal of Denver, Austin and Nashville for Multifamily investors
15:57 - Stimulus: Ilan Orgel's Fusion100 Lifestyle Brand
17:54 - Harnessing Proptech to Enable On-site & Virtual Amenities
22:41 - Real Estate opportunities in remote learning and remote fitness
25:59 - How to empower the Gig economy & foster synergy within a remote team
29:08 - AirBnB IPO and it's pivot to virtual experiences for renters
31:54 - Discomfort Zone: Learning the importance of mental health and seeking professional help
33:53 - What advice would Devin give his 20-year old self starting a career in Real Estate today?

About Devin Wirt & TFLiving
TFLiving is a tech-enabled amenities company providing services to residential and corporate locations across the US. TFLiving is a one-stop platform for on-site and virtual amenities, offering their services in 29 states, in over 100,000 units. Many of TFLiving’s partnerships include real estate developers and property managers, such as Bozzuto, KETTLER, Greystar, First Service Residential, UDR Apartments.

About Ilan Orgel & Fusion100
Fusion100 was created in June 2019 out of New York City. The goal was to create a brand that motivates people to become the best version of themselves, emphasizing that everyone is unique in their own way. Ilan Orgel was inspired to create a quality lifestyle brand that was fashionable as well as comfortable. He is beginning to build recognition for this brand by sharing merchandise with athletes and other motivated partners.

On this episode, we discuss the exciting story of Adera Developments. From their early history to where they are today as a leader in development and construction. We discuss Adera’s 50th Year Anniversary and some of the recent projects the organization is involved in. Throughout the show, we learn from Rocky regarding Adera’s investment and focus on mass timber. We discuss the benefits and advantages of mass timber and comment on the recent provincial appointments and focus placed on this building model. We discuss how Adera is positioned to build value for the market and how they approach each project. With over 10,000 homes built, Rocky speaks to Adera’s commitment to quality and the customer This is a great conversation with a leader in both the construction and development markets. This episode shares valuable information on what makes a great company, a great project, and a great culture. 

About Adera: 

Adera is a diversified construction and development company servicing Western Canada. As one of BC’s leading multi-disciplinary real estate organizations and 50 years of experience, Adera has built a world-class portfolio that includes the development of more than 10,000 homes, townhomes, condos, and over 4 million square feet of commercial space. Adera celebrates five decades of success in providing innovative design and construction for homes ranging from distinguished residences at UBC to affordable, attractive condominiums, townhomes, and commercial buildings. Adera is a leader in building value in every project, every home, and every partnership.

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