64 episodes
Patterns of Development Kyle Gulau: Missing Middle Developer
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Kyle Gulau, a missing middle housing developer, has received Western Michigan University's 30 under 30 and Southwest Michigan's Small Business Founder awards for his incremental real estate development work. A member of his community's economic development board and past presenter with the Incremental Development Alliance and Strong Towns, Kyle is passionate about demystifying why missing middle housing is missing.
On this show, Kyle engages with fellow developers and community leaders in discussions and weekly monologues, empowering listeners to transform their communities.
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#78: Weekly - Leak, Sentiment, Oregon
This week on Patterns of Development:
CitiesTok is on the scene
Builder sentiment is changing
Oregon considers some regulation changes
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#77: Weekly - Urchin, Network, Condos
Bike storage is more than a bent pipe attached to some concrete. A better use for underground transportation? Condo association of the future.
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#76: Weekly - Ferry, Smart, Lanes
Transportation technology of the era shapes our urban form. Smart cities dead (at least in Toronto)? More protected bike lanes.
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#75: Weekly - Advisory, Influence, Dip
There are lots of ways to consider making a complete street. The 12cs of transportation consideration and ridesharing is down in Seattle.
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#74: Weekly - Until, $400k, Culture
Interest rates won't drop until inflation appears to be slowing. The U.S. has a new record for median household price and the culture of zoning.
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#73: Weekly - Love, Expand, Done
Our single-family psyche creates a tragedy of the commons. Micro mobility expands into small cities. Venture capital stops paying for your ride.
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