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In this episode, Corey Aber and Steve Guggenmos welcome Antonio Marquez, founder and managing partner of Comunidad Partners — the winner of our inaugural Impact Sponsor Award in 2021. Antonio shares how they've made a difference in tenants' lives and what industry frameworks being developed to grow at scale.
Chapter 1: 0:00 – How Comunidad Partners was founded
Chapter 2: 6:52 – A resident-focused philosophy
Chapter 3: 12:40 – Making an impact through intentional growth
Chapter 4: 17:34 – Working through resident challenges
Chapter 5: 25:07 – Multifamily Impact Council
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Things didn't go quite as planned! Corey Aber and Steve Guggenmos record their year-end episode from the roadside on their way to New York City to watch the ball drop. They share some of their favorite episodes from 2022 and discover just how far the housing thread extends into our every day.Thank you to all our listeners across the U.S. and around the world. Happy New Year!Want to share feedback? Send us a text.
In this episode, Corey Aber and Steve Guggenmos are joined by Sara Hoffmann, director in the Freddie Mac Multifamily Research & Modeling team and a lead author of the annual Outlook report. Their conversation covers topics on multifamily market fundamentals and current trends likely to persist into the beginning of 2023.Chapter 1: 0:00 – Overview of the broader economyChapter 2: 7:52 – Impact of rates on the housing marketChapter 3: 13:52 – Cost to own vs. cost to rentChapter 4: 16:39 – Rotisserie chicken prices are dramatically up!Chapter 5: 21:11 – Top 10 and bottom 10 marketsChapter 6: 24:38 – Cap rates, multifamily property prices and originationsWant to share feedback? Send us a text.
In this episode, Corey Aber and Steve Guggenmos chat with Jason Pugh from the National Organization of Minority Architects (NOMA) about DEI efforts within the urban planning and architecture industry.Chapter 1: 0:00 – Introducing NOMA, a nonprofit minority architecture organizationChapter 2: 11:00 – Jason Pugh's backgroundChapter 3: 23:41 – Community engagement strategyChapter 4: 31:00 – Minority architecture professional organizationsWant to share feedback? Send us a text.
In this episode, Corey Aber and Steve Guggenmos chat with Peter Slaugh, managing partner and founder of OpenPath Investments, and Alejandra Montano, director of impact from UV Residential, about rental communities and how to engage tenants with their four-pillar framework.
Chapter 1: 0:00 – Introducing the four-pillar framework that connects individuals and the broader community
Chapter 2: 10:00 – Community partnerships
Chapter 3: 20:41 – Urban Village program impact
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In this episode, Corey and Steve are joined again by Whitney Airgood-Obrycki, senior research associate at Harvard University's Joint Center for Housing Studies. Their conversation covers topics like rental deserts, residual income burdens and what potential impacts COVID-19 policy have had on renters.
Chapter 1: 0:00 – Current affordability landscape and rental deserts overview
Chapter 2: 8:39 – Residual income burdens
Chapter 3: 16:40 – Impacts of COVID-19 policy on renters
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Solving the housing shortage involves understanding complex, local housing policies and how they affect supply. Fortunately, resources like Up For Growth’s Charlotte Housing Policy and Affordability Calculator, help piece together some of these details. In this episode, we welcome back Mike Kingsella, CEO at Up for Growth.
Chapter 1: 0:00 – Housing Underproduction in the U.S. 2022 Report
Chapter 2: 10:01 – American Community Survey Data
Chapter 3: 25:15 – Key Takeaways from the Housing Report
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In this episode, Steve and Corey discuss housing that is designed for individuals with disabilities, and how accessible and inclusive housing have evolved over time. They are joined by Reverend Luis Cortes at Esperanza – a faith-based nonprofit organization driven to strengthen Hispanic communities through education, economic development and advocacy.
Chapter 1: 0:00 – Background on Esperanza
Chapter 2: 10:05 – Gentrification and Affordable Housing
Chapter 3: 20:00 – START Program in Philadelphia
Chapter 4: 31:15 – Bank Counseling and Mediation
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In this episode, Corey and Steve are joined by Sara Hoffmann, director in the Freddie Mac Multifamily Research & Modeling team and a lead author of the annual Midyear Outlook report. Their conversation covers topics from multifamily market fundamentals, rising interest rates to inflation, and how these changing macrofactors are flowing into the multifamily market.Want to share feedback? Send us a text.
In this episode, Steve and Corey discuss housing that is designed for individuals with disabilities, and how accessible and inclusive housing has evolved over time. They are joined by Allie Cannington, Senior Manager of Advocacy and Organizing at the Kelsey – an organization whose mission is to pioneer disability-forward housing solutions that open doors to more homes and opportunities for everyone.From the publisher's feed

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