Attainable Housing Advancement with Christopher Ptomey&nbsp; Season 01 | Episode 18&nbsp; In this episode, , Founder and Chairman of , speaks with , Executive Director of the  at the Urban Land Institute (ULI). Previously, he worked with Habitat for Humanity and the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs. They discuss the obstacles that have contributed to the current housing shortage, and innovative policy solutions that cities are using to spur more development of attainable housing.&nbsp; (1:02) ULI prioritizes market-rate solutions and options exist at all income levels&nbsp; (4:13) Housing shortage is due to lags in income growth, construction, and government action &nbsp; (6:45) “Not in my backyard” attitudes are a key barrier to development, but are unfounded&nbsp; (9:11) A study of how Philadelphia can maintain affordable and viable housing stock&nbsp; (10:48) ULI partners with other housing-focused organizations &nbsp; (15:10) Solving the housing crisis requires building new units but also refurbishing old ones &nbsp; (17:25) By working with communities and refining entitlements, cities can address the shortage &nbsp; (21:39) ULI has study panels in over 10 cities, to make and publicize specific recommendations &nbsp; (25:44) Attainable housing is affordable and adequate while connecting and serving its residents&nbsp; Additional mentions&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;  &nbsp; &nbsp;  &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Let us know your thoughts on this episode!&nbsp; Explore the United Nations &nbsp; Start a conversation with #ThinkMultiGreen #WorkforcePlus #ProfitWithPurpose #Attainability&nbsp; Subscribe to &nbsp; Follow us on , ,   and &nbsp;  @ThinkMultiGreen&nbsp; Learn more at &nbsp; &nbsp; © 2019-2021 MultiGreen Properties, LLC. All Rights Reserved.&nbsp; Securities offered through i(x) Securities, LLC (Member of FINRA and SIPC).  &nbsp;

S01 E18 Attainable Housing Advancement with Christopher Ptomey

Attainable Development Is Controlling Risk with Annual Meeting Panelists&nbsp; Season 01 | Episode 21&nbsp; In this episode, , Director of Finance at , hosts , President and CEO of , , Assistant Professor of Construction Management at , and , Chairman of . The panelists investigate the causes of and responses to volatility in real estate development. They also detail the construction industry’s rapid technological advances, progress on attainability and sustainability agendas, and support from formal education programs. (1:00) Panelists’ experiences and areas of expertise&nbsp; (4:39) Why construction is not keeping pace with historically high demand&nbsp; (7:09) Causes of and forecasts for the construction industry’s volatility&nbsp; (7:51) Expanding new and effective solutions for risk management and contract delivery&nbsp; (9:40) How to deal with volatility drivers impacting real estate development overall&nbsp; (12:12) Mitigating volatility with a long-term vision and regional approach&nbsp; (13:53) Education’s role in supporting the construction industry’s advances&nbsp; (18:34) Leveraging time in planning, relationship building, and project management&nbsp; (22:24) Managing the industry’s increasingly rapid technological evolution&nbsp; (24:06) Who is driving domestic sustainability initiatives, and how to keep momentum going&nbsp; (26:05) How to advance the mutually supportive goals of housing attainability and sustainability&nbsp; (30:12) Collaboration, continual learning, and customer focus help attainability and sustainability&nbsp; Additional mentions &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;  &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;  &nbsp; &nbsp; Let us know your thoughts on this episode!&nbsp; Explore the United Nations &nbsp; Start a conversation with #ThinkMultiGreen #WorkforcePlus #ProfitWithPurpose #Attainability&nbsp; Subscribe to &nbsp; Follow us on , ,   and &nbsp; @ThinkMultiGreen&nbsp; Learn more at &nbsp; &nbsp; © 2019-2021 MultiGreen Properties, LLC. All Rights Reserved.&nbsp; Securities offered through i(x) Securities, LLC (Member of FINRA and SIPC).

S01 E21 Attainable Development Is Controlling Risk with Annual Meeting Panelists

Attainable Leadership Is the Multifamily Impact Council with Bob Simpson&nbsp; &nbsp; Season 01 | Episode 25 In this episode, , Founder and Chairman of , speaks with , President and CEO of the . With a mantra of “Do Well. Do Good. Do More,” this organization is dedicated to establishing a framework of impact principles and reporting guidelines for the multifamily industry. They discuss how to drive more capital toward this asset class and property type by quantifying impact at the portfolio level.    &nbsp; (3:10) Multifamily Impact Council, formed in May 2022, expects to release a framework for impact investing in the first quarter of 2023&nbsp; (4:06) Investment framework should answer five questions, starting with: Does it improve the life of the person who lives in the property?  (5:12) The importance of financial stability and the tie to housing stability&nbsp; (7:46) Some of the member organizations of the Council (including MultiGreen)&nbsp; (10:23) How Bob went from media to government to finance and impact investing&nbsp; (11:45) Bob’s experience as a senior legislative aide to Senator Tom Daschle&nbsp; (14:24) Why a framework is important, and how it can quantify the impact of an investment&nbsp; (15:36) Differences between ESG and impact investing  &nbsp; (16:37) Bob’s experience at Fannie Mae, developing guidelines for green investment that scales&nbsp; (20:25) Writing Healthy Housing for All with the Urban Land Institute &nbsp; (22:55) The US housing shortage — Bob estimates four to seven million units are needed &nbsp; (24:25) To Bob, attainability starts with stable, healthy housing for families&nbsp;  Additional mentions&nbsp;  &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Let us know your thoughts on this episode! Explore the United Nations &nbsp; Start a conversation with #ThinkMultiGreen #WorkforcePlus #ProfitWithPurpose #Attainability Subscribe to &nbsp; Follow us on , ,   and &nbsp;  @ThinkMultiGreen&nbsp; &nbsp; Learn more at  © 2019-2021 MultiGreen Properties, LLC. All Rights Reserved.&nbsp; Securities offered through i(x) Securities, LLC (Member of FINRA and SIPC).

S01 E25 Attainable Leadership Is the Multifamily Impact Council with Bob Simpson

Attainable Construction Is An Inflation Hedge with Annual Meeting Panelists&nbsp; Season 01 | Episode 20&nbsp; In this episode, , correspondent for , hosts panelists , Chief Financial Officer of , , Founder of , and , President of .&nbsp; They discuss multiple impacts caused by the rising cost of construction materials, including how they affect the way homes are built. They highlight the key role of economic considerations in the supply chain and provide perspective on meeting the demand for housing today and in the future. &nbsp; &nbsp; (1:55) How inflation is affecting material pricing, sourcing, and delivery&nbsp; (4:17) Potential impacts of possible legislative action on tax treatments of property sales&nbsp; (5:29) Effect of prices and supply chain interruptions on choice of building materials&nbsp; (7:56) Trade policy, capacity, and labor considerations affecting supply chain’s return to normal&nbsp; (9:56) Importance of including economic considerations in a logistics plan&nbsp; (11:15) How parties in the value chain are faring, and whether current conditions are sustainable&nbsp; (12:13) Expectations for costs 10 years out and beyond&nbsp; (13:25) Opportunities for alternative construction materials and practices&nbsp; (15:18) Elements needed to meet long-term expectations for affordable housing demand&nbsp; (18:04) Builder reactions to unexpectedly increased costs&nbsp; (20:20) Potential for home building without lumber&nbsp; (21:45) Perspectives on today’s high demand and prices, and how to move forward&nbsp; (24:21) To what extent the potential for interest rate increases is a concern&nbsp; (26:10) Considerations in estimating demand this year and beyond&nbsp; (29:10) Why MultiGreen is positioned well in the current environment&nbsp; (31:04) Advice on managing collaborative project planning&nbsp; &nbsp; Additional mentions &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;  &nbsp;  &nbsp;  &nbsp;  &nbsp;  &nbsp;  &nbsp;  &nbsp;  &nbsp;  &nbsp;  &nbsp;  &nbsp; &nbsp;  &nbsp;  &nbsp;  &nbsp;  &nbsp;  &nbsp;  &nbsp;  &nbsp;  &nbsp; &nbsp; Let us know your thoughts on this episode!&nbsp; Explore the United Nations &nbsp; Start a conversation with #ThinkMultiGreen #WorkforcePlus #ProfitWithPurpose #Attainability&nbsp; Subscribe to &nbsp; Follow us on , ,   and &nbsp;  @ThinkMultiGreen Learn more at  © 2019-2021 MultiGreen Properties, LLC. All Rights Reserved.&nbsp; Securities offered through i(x) Securities, LLC (Member of FINRA and SIPC).&nbsp;

S01 E20 Attainable Construction Is An Inflation Hedge with Annual Meeting Panelists

The MultiGreen Way in Phoenix Case Study with Stacy Brimhall Season 01 | Episode 27  In this episode, , Founder and Chairman of  and Stacy Brimhall, owner of , explore attaining success in the face of challenges. They review the exceptional growth of Arizona real estate despite shortages of land and water. They also take a personal look into the topic as Stacy recounts how he confronted and conquered very dark times.&nbsp; (1:17) Land scarcity in the Phoenix Valley&nbsp; (4:01) Comparing land scarcity in Arizona, California, and Texas&nbsp; (7:22) Addressing water scarcity in Phoenix&nbsp; (9:58) Arizona’s economic development and diversification&nbsp; (12:09) Differing generational skill sets from Baby Boomers to Millennials&nbsp; (13:46) Extraordinary housing demand in Metro Phoenix&nbsp; (15:40) Pandemic’s effect on residential home values and rental rates&nbsp; (18:10) How land scarcity affects Arizona housing markets today&nbsp; (19:08) Stacy’s experience having depression&nbsp; (20:42) Stacy’s tips for surviving and thriving, even with depression&nbsp; (24:22) Advice for developers entering the Arizona market&nbsp; (25:50) Attainability as an ongoing process&nbsp; &nbsp; Additional mentions &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Let us know your thoughts on this episode!&nbsp; Explore the United Nations &nbsp; Start a conversation with #ThinkMultiGreen #WorkforcePlus #ProfitWithPurpose #Attainability&nbsp; Subscribe to &nbsp; Follow us on , ,   and &nbsp;  @ThinkMultiGreen&nbsp; &nbsp; Learn more at &nbsp; &nbsp; © 2019-2021 MultiGreen Properties, LLC. All Rights Reserved.&nbsp; Securities offered through i(x) Securities, LLC (Member of FINRA and SIPC).

S01 E27 The MultiGreen Way in Phoenix Case Study with Stacy Brimhall

Attainable Delivery Is High-Volume Rollout with Stephen Mulva&nbsp; Season 01 | Episode 22&nbsp;&nbsp; In this episode,  speaks with , Director of the  at the . They discuss waste in construction, using technology to increase productivity, and high-volume rollout. Mulva’s work is focused on performance and productivity within construction, engineering, and project management.&nbsp; (1:20) Digitization is poised to help the construction industry make housing more attainable &nbsp; (2:18) 41% of large capital project costs are wasted, led by extra risk protection and trade credit &nbsp; (9:40) Using blockchain to increase transparency in risk management for large projects&nbsp; (12:40) Stephen’s blockchain experience and construction applications in progress&nbsp; (14:58) Modeling incorporates considerations of weight, thermal properties, cost, and logistics&nbsp; (17:29) Technology can increase productivity and reduce the need for on-site craft professionals &nbsp; (19:42) Scope-similar projects create opportunities to lower costs in high-volume rollouts &nbsp; (22:26) Design considerations to lower costs while increasing quality&nbsp; (24:05 Buildings are economic engines&nbsp; (25:52) Re-slotting resources to mitigate project delays &nbsp; (29:41) Lowering life cycle costs can help achieve attainability&nbsp; Additional mentions &nbsp;  &nbsp; &nbsp;  &nbsp;  &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;  &nbsp;  &nbsp; &nbsp;  &nbsp; &nbsp; Let us know your thoughts on this episode!&nbsp; Explore the United Nations &nbsp; Start a conversation with #ThinkMultiGreen #WorkforcePlus #ProfitWithPurpose #Attainability&nbsp; Subscribe to &nbsp; Follow us on , ,   and &nbsp;  @ThinkMultiGreen&nbsp; Learn more at &nbsp; © 2019-2021 MultiGreen Properties, LLC. All Rights Reserved.&nbsp; Securities offered through i(x) Securities, LLC (Member of FINRA and SIPC).

S01 E22 Attainable Delivery Is High-Volume Rollout with Stephen Mulva

The MultiGreen Way Finds YIMBYism Case Study with Laura Foote&nbsp; Season 01 | Episode 26&nbsp; In this episode, , Founder and Chairman of  speaks with , economist and Executive Director of , a grassroots political organization with more than 20 chapters in the U.S. They discuss what YIMBY organizing has achieved, and Laura’s vision for a future where we don’t have to fight to build attainable housing.&nbsp; &nbsp; (3:07) To meet U.S. demand, NMHC predicts 320,000 new apartments annually through 2030&nbsp; (4:48) Long commutes result from high prices and housing shortages near people’s jobs&nbsp; (5:38) The YIMBY activism of Sonja Trauss, an early partner in Laura’s work&nbsp; (8:50) YIMBY attitude runs counter to homeowners’ common impulses to oppose new housing &nbsp; (13:02) The YIMBY movement includes a partner roster that spans the country &nbsp; (14:38) YIMBY Action generally supports solutions that do not promote sprawl&nbsp; (19:46) YIMBY Action accepts projects to support with activism, legal strategy, or other means&nbsp; (23:48) Explicitly racist housing policies are banned, but others contribute to the current crisis &nbsp; (26:23) Randy and Laura’s book recommendations&nbsp; (28:00) Targeted improvements to legislation and procedure can support housing construction&nbsp; (32:51) YIMBY Action details support for their goals to develop over 5,500 homes&nbsp; (40:23) YIMBY Action’s goal is abundant, sustainable, affordable, and thriving communities&nbsp; (42:00) To Laura, attainability means affordable housing that is also near jobs and opportunity&nbsp; Additional mentions&nbsp;  &nbsp; &nbsp;  &nbsp;  &nbsp; &nbsp;  &nbsp;  &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;  &nbsp;  &nbsp; &nbsp;  &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;  &nbsp;  Let us know your thoughts on this episode!&nbsp; Explore the United Nations &nbsp; Start a conversation with #ThinkMultiGreen #WorkforcePlus #ProfitWithPurpose #Attainability&nbsp; Subscribe to &nbsp; Follow us on , ,   and &nbsp;  @ThinkMultiGreen&nbsp; Learn more at &nbsp; © 2019-2021 MultiGreen Properties, LLC. All Rights Reserved.&nbsp; Securities offered through i(x) Securities, LLC (Member of FINRA and SIPC).&nbsp;

S01 E26 The MultiGreen Way Finds YIMBYism Case Study with Laura Foote

The American Way of Attainable Ambitions with Steve Scully&nbsp; Season 01 | Episode 29&nbsp; In this episode, , Senior Vice President of Communications at the , takes the interviewer’s chair and speaks with  about his work at MultiGreen developing new solutions in housing. Over the course of three decades at C-SPAN, Steve served as political editor, host, and senior executive producer, interviewing every U.S. President since Gerald Ford.&nbsp; (1:02) MultiGreen is addressing housing attainability within a shortage of 4.0 - 6.8 million units&nbsp; (3:06) MultiGreen’s goal is to help fill a portion of this need in the form of 40,000 units by 2030&nbsp; (4:53) Given current housing inventory’s unsuitable state, mass industrialization is the solution&nbsp; (5:42) MultiGreen’s Workforce Plus™ focuses on front-line workers who need homes&nbsp; (6:58) Randy deploys MultiGreen’s assets in order to make a positive difference in communities&nbsp; (8:55) The housing shortage and new construction delays hurt infrastructure and individuals &nbsp; (10:42) Multifamily communities provide savings in real estate, energy, and digital infrastructure&nbsp; (11:50) Automating complex housing development tasks will benefit all stakeholders&nbsp; (14:08) Randy flips the script and asks Steve to define attainability&nbsp; Additional mentions &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;  &nbsp;  &nbsp;  &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Let us know your thoughts on this episode!&nbsp; Explore the United Nations &nbsp; Start a conversation with #ThinkMultiGreen #WorkforcePlus #ProfitWithPurpose #Attainability&nbsp; Subscribe to &nbsp; Follow us on , ,   and &nbsp;  @ThinkMultiGreen&nbsp; Learn more at &nbsp; © 2019-2021 MultiGreen Properties, LLC. All Rights Reserved.&nbsp; Securities offered through i(x) Securities, LLC (Member of FINRA and SIPC).

S01 E29 The American Way of Attainable Ambitions with Steve Scully

The MultiGreen Way in Seattle Case Study with Rick Tallman&nbsp; Season 01 | Episode 28&nbsp; In this episode, , Founder and Chairman of  and , Chief Development Officer at  discuss their partnership on  – the world’s first certified zero energy high rise apartment building – as a case study. They explore how SLI’s groundbreaking techniques in design, manufacturing, and fabrication result in a durable, sustainable, and profitable product that meets the needs of the environment, residents, and investors.&nbsp; &nbsp; (01:56) Topping off and current progress&nbsp; (03:00) High quality and in-demand amenities of SLI’s prefabricated units&nbsp; (04:06) Engineering allowing high function units to have low environmental impact&nbsp; (05:29) Measurable results from carbon-conscious design&nbsp; (05:57) Convening leaders across industries to support zero net energy apartment buildings&nbsp; (09:34) How energy efficiency enhances attainability&nbsp; (10:12) 303 Battery’s zero-energy certification&nbsp; (11:34) SLI’s unprecedented weatherproof building system&nbsp; (12:04) Building features that support durability and longevity along with energy efficiency&nbsp; (12:59) How 303 Battery’s net zero concept was conceived and sold&nbsp; (14:32) Design, systems, and collaborations needed to deliver a net zero apartment tower&nbsp; (16:54) Green building is not a compromise and its benefits are available now&nbsp; (19:07) Proof that building green while making profit is possible&nbsp; (20:34) Attainability as availability&nbsp; &nbsp; Additional mentions &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;  &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Let us know your thoughts on this episode!&nbsp; Explore the United Nations &nbsp; Start a conversation with #ThinkMultiGreen #WorkforcePlus #ProfitWithPurpose #Attainability&nbsp; Subscribe to &nbsp; Follow us on , ,   and &nbsp;  @ThinkMultiGreen&nbsp; Learn more at &nbsp; &nbsp; © 2019-2021 MultiGreen Properties, LLC. All Rights Reserved.&nbsp; Securities offered through i(x) Securities, LLC (Member of FINRA and SIPC).

S01 E28 The MultiGreen Way in Seattle Case Study with Rick Tallman

2021 Responses to "What is Attainability?" with Season 1 Guests Season 01 | Episode 31 In this special bonus compilation episode, Season 1 Guests define what attainability means to them.&nbsp; (0:32)  (0:48)  (1:09)  (1:37)  (1:53)  (2:21)  (2:35)  (2:51)  (3:05)  (3:27)  (3:37)  (3:48)  (3:58)  (4:05)  (4:14)  (4:22)  (4:44)&nbsp; (4:54)&nbsp; (5:11)&nbsp; (5:39)&nbsp; (6:02)  (6:13)  (6:36)  (6:47)  (6:58)  (7:06)  (7:35)  Let us know your thoughts on this episode! Explore the United Nations&nbsp; Start a conversation with #ThinkMultiGreen #WorkforcePlus #ProfitWithPurpose #Attainability&nbsp; Subscribe to  Follow us on ,&nbsp;,&nbsp; and   @ThinkMultiGreen&nbsp; Learn more at &nbsp; © 2019-2021 MultiGreen Properties, LLC. All Rights Reserved. Securities offered through i(x) Securities, LLC (Member of FINRA and SIPC).&nbsp;

S01 E31 2021 Responses to "What Is Attainability?" with Season 1 Guests

The Gabelli Way to Attainable Investing with Mario Gabelli Season 01 | Episode 30 In this episode, , Founder and Chairman of  and Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of  Investors,  discuss value investing through financial and social lenses. With history as a guide, they explore how to make a profit while also making a difference.&nbsp; &nbsp; (0:47) Passion for the US capitalist system and equity markets&nbsp; (1:02) Family history&nbsp; (1:34) Early years, including Mario’s first stock purchase&nbsp; (2:52) Sparking a youth’s interest in equity investing&nbsp; (6:26) Mario's inspiration to become a financial analyst&nbsp; (8:17) Definition of and perspective on value investing&nbsp; (10:41) Valuing stocks “The Gabelli Way”&nbsp; (12:52) Evaluating Disney with value investing principles&nbsp; (16:05) Plastics in the context of socially conscious investing&nbsp; (19:01) What Mario looks for in an analyst&nbsp; (19:39) Today's inflation in historical context&nbsp; (22:11) Impact of ETFs on trading and market volatility&nbsp; (22:52) US inflation’s local and global effects&nbsp; (25:12) Inspiration for a statement of shareholder rights&nbsp; (27:27) Considerations for the future of stakeholder capitalism&nbsp; (30:17) Reflections on taking GAMCO public&nbsp; (31:28) Social and financial considerations of remaining public or going private&nbsp; (32:30) How value investors evaluate real estate&nbsp; (36:23) Mario’s entrée into philanthropy&nbsp; (39:02) Determining what causes to support&nbsp; (39:47) Mario's philanthropic inspiration and motivation&nbsp; (41:13) Mario's definition of attainability&nbsp; &nbsp; Additional mentions &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Let us know your thoughts on this episode!&nbsp; Explore the United Nations &nbsp; Start a conversation with #ThinkMultiGreen #WorkforcePlus #ProfitWithPurpose #Attainability&nbsp; &nbsp; Subscribe to &nbsp; Follow us on , ,   and &nbsp;  @ThinkMultiGreen&nbsp; &nbsp; Learn more at &nbsp; &nbsp; © 2019-2021 MultiGreen Properties, LLC. All Rights Reserved.&nbsp; Securities offered through i(x) Securities, LLC (Member of FINRA and SIPC).&nbsp;

S01 E18 Attainable Housing Advancement with Christopher Ptomey

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