EPISODE · Jun 4, 2025 · 50 MIN
Growing Together: The Future of Regenerative Neighborhoods
from Less Talk, More Action · host Owen Barrett
Highlights from this week’s conversation include:Sustainability and Food Access (1:31)Carbon Removal Technology Examples (4:20)Discussion on Carbon Removal (6:14)Scope of Emissions (9:07)Community and Sustainability (11:35)Agricultural Development (15:28)Innovative Housing Models (19:06)Evolving Real Estate Concepts (22:28)Challenges with Impact Investors (23:25) Entrepreneurship in Real Estate (28:22)Community as Medicine (30:07)Integrating Wellness into Real Estate (33:49)Data on Community Impact (36:11)Navigating Complex Real Estate Projects (41:04)Understanding Site Design (43:33)Malls and Nature Reclamation (46:56)Hope for the Future and Connecting with Neal (47:51)The nexus of business, policy, and sustainability is more divided than ever, but Less Talk, More Action is here to cut through the noise. Hosted by clean energy experts Joel Cesare and Owen Barrett, this podcast dives into the front lines of decarbonization, net-zero real estate, and entrepreneurship. Each episode features bold questions, real solutions, and stories from leaders in science, tech, and business who are taking action to make the world a better place. Join us as we move beyond talk and work toward a cleaner, net-zero future. Learn more and subscribe at lesstalkmoreaction.com Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
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In this episode of Less Talk, More Action, Joel and Owen welcome Neal Collins of Hamlet Capital. During the conversation, Neal discusses transforming real estate through agrihoods - community developments centered around farming and sustainable living. He shares his journey from traditional real estate to creating purposeful, health-focused neighborhoods that prioritize community connection, local food production, and wellness. Key insights include the potential for developments to offer 10-30% property value premiums, the importance of designing spaces that foster belonging, and strategies for integrating agriculture into residential planning. The conversation also explores how real estate can move from an extractive industry to one that supports community resilience, with practical examples of reimagining land use, like converting failing golf courses into vibrant, interconnected living spaces. Listeners will gain inspiration for rethinking community design and understanding how sustainable development can create more meaningful living environments.
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