THE INNOVATIVE REAL ESTATE PODCAST

David Palmer, MPA, is a Detroit-based Associate Broker and Relator who runs David Palmer LLC - a think-visualize-do tank that serves nonprofits, small businesses and real estate clients across the Detroit area.

This is a very special episode becuase we finally get to reveal the massive partnership we've been working on behind the scenes for a while!

Cal Lewellyn and Dylan Gilezan are the two developers behind LG Land & Capital...and they just happen to be our clients.

In this special case study episode, Leslie, Breck, and Claire sit down with Cal and Dylan to talk about their current project in Louisville, KY, and how the ageism in the industry has impacted them as young developers.

We get so many questions about project timelines.

When is the best time to start design?
Can I build in the winter?
How much time should I allow for project holdups?

We are firm believers that veterans deserve a place to call home.

That's why on this very special episode we sit down with veteran and TSI team member Deshawn Wilson to talk about how alternative construction is providing solutions to the veteran housing crisis in the United States.

In this fun Episode we give our unfiltered responses to some of the most memorable comments across our social media platforms.

We understand that taking on a development can be overwhelming, for both first time and seasoned developers, however projects are as complex as you make them.

When the world went online due to the Covid-19 pandemic, we were prepared. Our company had been running remotely for years and even now majority or our work is done without ever stepping foot in our physical office.

Ever wonder what it is like to build your own home? Well our very own Director of Design Breck Crandell, is doing just that.

We recently held our first ever live webinar where we share exclusive information about how you can save time and money building with shipping containers.

We are very excited to introduce our client Grant and his project the Mariposa House.

Let's face it, there is a housing crisis in America.

There's a lot of talking going around on social media about innovative architecture, some of it is true...some not.
So how do you decipher what is fact and what is fiction?

Asking questions is the most important thing a client can do to make sure their project becomes a reality. We frequently answer the most common questions, but through our years of experience we have also found the questions that we wish clients would be asking.

Starting anything new can be overwhelming, that rings even more true when wanting to get your feet wet in the world of development.

The building industry hasn't changed for years so anytime you are challenging convention you can expect often expect holdups, however they can be avoided if you know what to prepare for.

Here at Three Squared we don't work like everyone else, because we simply aren't like everyone else. That's why we want to introduce you to our special guest & masterful Project Manager, Jill Ramirez, to discuss the much needed diversity in the design world.

Let's face it we are currently experiencing a major housing crisis in the United States. The cost of homes and construction materials have increased making traditional building seem near impossible.

When wanting to build there is understandably a lot of questions you'll want to know. However buildings are complex structures... especially when using alternative methods of construction. That's why in this episode Breck breaks down 5 commonly asked questions, so you can be better prepared to begin your project.

Financing and funding innovative projects can be challenging if you've never done it before (read: you don't know what you don't know).