A podcast about the dirt on land use, development and inside politics of Arizona with Jason Morris and Adam Baugh. Dirt to Development is a one-of-a-kind podcast that provides a behind-the-scenes look at some of the biggest developments in Arizona – and the people, politics, developers, brokers, architects and neighbors that make it all happen. You’ll hear insane stories and insights from industry experts, city staff and intriguing community personalities. And yes, there will be laughter.
Arizona continues to be one of the fastest-growing states in the nation, but who is shaping the policies and conversations behind that growth? On this episode of Dirt to Development,
Listen NowAs retail vacancies linger and housing demand surges, Arizona HB 2110 is creating a new playbook for adaptive reuse across the state. In this episode, we break down how commercial-to-multifamily
Listen NowCongress is close to delivering the most significant housing legislation in decades – but not without sparking a fierce debate over build-to-rent communities and institutional investment. In this episode we
Listen NowData centers may be the backbone of the digital economy, but getting them approved on the ground is anything but seamless. In this episode, we unpack the growing tension between
Listen NowThe pursuit of land use entitlements comes with risk. For partners Adam Baugh and Jason Morris, the risk was worth the reward as they converted a local bar into a
Listen NowIn this episode, we break down the concept of proportionality appeals in the land use context and why they have become an increasingly important tool for developers and property owners.
Listen NowChanging the status quo can be hard for neighbors to accept, and it often drives NIMBY reaction to new development. Smart developers know the value of hiring a Neighborhood Outreach
Listen NowBoys love their toys…but where can you put them? Jason Phillips at Wesley Development cracked the code in the development of the Toy Barn, a luxury storage condo project meant
Listen NowRecent shootings and other public discord have affected us all. How do we disagree better? County Supervisor Mark Stewart and former Councilwoman Kathy Tilque still have hope.
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