Each city has a life of their own, with their distinct pulse and rhythm. Most of us spend our lives traveling in and out of cities every day, watching buildings go up and old ones torn down. But do we really know the stories behind them? On this podcast we will talk with the leaders, the visionaries, the entrepreneurs, and the movers and shakers that are having a positive impact in their cities and driving the innovation in Urban Real Estate. We’ll explore the future of cities as they re-invent, and re-establish their purpose. If you're interested in commercial real estate, politics, finance, community organizations, non-profits, and businesses in Rust Belt cities this podcast is for you. Hosted by Andrew Urban and Paige O’Neil and recorded in our studio in the heart of downtown Indianapolis, Indiana.
212: The Looming Crisis in Multifamily Real Estate
In the final episode of Urban Foundry's second season, Andrew and Paige delve into the emerging crisis in the multifamily real estate sector. Following a discussion on the impact of rising interest rates and the influx of cheap capital, the conversation explores the skyrocketing loan delinquencies and the overbuilding seen in markets like Austin, Texas. The episode also highlights potential generational buying opportunities for well-capitalized investors amidst the economic turbulence.
17 Jul 2024
211: Summer Festivals, Shark Threats, and the Reluctance to Work
Andrew Urban and Paige O'Neal discuss various summer festivals in Indiana, including the Indiana State Fair and Sausage Fest. They also discuss the very real reluctance to return to work after summer vacation, share childhood summer memories, and concerns about shark attacks due to environmental changes. The conversation wraps up with personal anecdotes about fears of swimming and hiking.
19 Jun 2024
210: Navigating High Costs, Local Culture, and Rainy Weather in the Pacific Northwest
In this episode of Urban Foundry, Andrew shares his experiences from a recent trip to Vancouver, BC. He discusses the unique cultural vibe of the Pacific Northwest, the challenges of navigating the city’s expensive residential market, and his impressions of the local transit system and weather. He also highlights key market insights, including Vancouver's booming industrial sector despite difficulties in development due to stringent permitting processes. The episode wraps up with an overview of the city's inclusivity and natural beauty, alongside reflections on the contrasts between city life and outdoor adventures in regions like Vancouver and Seattle.
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