
We've got a dirty secret. Quite a few actually, and you will only hear them on our new podcast called Dirt to Development. We give you a behind-the-scenes look at key development projects and the insane stories surrounding them. Stay tuned to listen to all the dirt on land use, development, and the inside politics of Arizona!
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 74 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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The 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 swanky law office complete with a putting green and a speakeasy. The redevelopment of... more
In 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. When cities and towns impose conditions on development approvals... more
Changing 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 Specialist. Hear how Tom Bilsten navigates community outreach and m... more
Boys love their adult 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 for all your biggest toys.
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Guys your experience and recommendations are spot on. The only nuance I was hoping to hear about was if the land is zoned for intended use but requires a SUP or CUP and what that adds to timeline, process, cost. Love all that you are doing with this, well done and thank you.
Guys your experience and recommendations are spot on. The only nuance I was hoping to hear about was if the land is zoned for intended use but requires a SUP or CUP and what that adds to timeline, process, cost. Love all that you are doing with this, well done and thank you.
Two really funny, really smart guys discussing the challenges of urban planning and development. Throw in some genuinely funny commentary and fascinating guests and you've got the recipe for a successful podcast.
I LOVE listening to this podcast. I’m about to start law school and I’ve always been interested in real estate, development, politics, and the associated laws. This is the perfect intersection between those 4 topics. After my uncle told me about the show I listened to it for 5 hours straight on a road trip and never got bored! It does a fantastic job at illustrating all the behind the scenes work that these attorneys do to make their clients’ deals happen! Super interesting, informative, and fun... more
Witty and informative. These guys sure know the political landscape of Phoenix and the zoning process.









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