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Scott Heath

@heathbarboy916

Real Estate Development, Investment, Advisory - Great Streets & Great Neighborhoods through retail, multifamily (stacked flats & rowhomes)

Cardiff-by-the-sea, CA Katılım Ekim 2022
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Scott Heath
Scott Heath@heathbarboy916·
John Portman left his mark.@Brian very cool overview, would love to see more of these bios
Brian Roemmele@BrianRoemmele

Atriums they dominated 1960s-1980s architecture. American architect John Portman (1924-2017) popularized the monumental atriums which are now common throughout the world’s shopping malls, conference centers, and hotels. Portman's atriums popularized new standards: open air, multi-level courtyards with commanding views Glass domes at the top of the building beam down soft diffuse light. Interior balconies and open elevators allow for people watching at the grandest scale. A city within a city…

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Halle Gilbert
Halle Gilbert@hallegilb·
Hotel El Rancho, Sacramento, 1960.
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Andrew Weiss@BayWestInvest·
In Los Angeles, if you want to replace a duplex in a middle class neighborhood with, say, a new 8-unit apartment building... 1) You will need to pay each of the existing households between $84,750-$111,900 in relocation assistance. 2) 2 of your 8 new units will be deed-restricted affordable housing. 3) All 8 new units will be rent-controlled. 4) If your completed project is worth more than $5.3M, it will be subject to the Mansion Tax. The current housing shortage: not a mystery!
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Eric Weatherholtz
Eric Weatherholtz@iononrecourse·
Real estate companies used to put the principal owners' names/family on the door: Buzz Oates Fisher Brothers Schostak Brothers Hines Interests Silverstein Properties Trammell Crow Co. Cousins The John Buck Company Now the names are more vague and esoteric: Greystar Rialto Cortland Northwood Blackstone Starwood Spear Street Ideas on why that changed?
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Scott Heath@heathbarboy916·
San Diego County is very similar. @JakehellerAI I ran the same math last weekend. WFH tech is propping up much of these local economies and housing markets
Jake@JakehellerAI

Here's the math on a $1.3M house in a nice part of Socal (May 2026) $390K down (30%). $910K mortgage at 6.55% Monthly: P&I: $5,780 Property Tax: $1,354 Insurance: $~700 Maintenance reserve: $1K Utilities: $725 Landscaping/pest: $250 ~$10K/mo to live there. You need to be making $350K+ to make this work with a family. $400K+ to be comfortable Good luck!

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Jake
Jake@JakehellerAI·
Here's the math on a $1.3M house in a nice part of Socal (May 2026) $390K down (30%). $910K mortgage at 6.55% Monthly: P&I: $5,780 Property Tax: $1,354 Insurance: $~700 Maintenance reserve: $1K Utilities: $725 Landscaping/pest: $250 ~$10K/mo to live there. You need to be making $350K+ to make this work with a family. $400K+ to be comfortable Good luck!
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Scott Heath@heathbarboy916·
In-Migration, Affordability, Quality of Life by City. Forefront of most young professionals and families going into 2027. A New Way to Measure Housing Affordability | What’s Being Overlooked? youtu.be/8Y2e5wouifo?si… via @LondonMoeder
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Scott Heath
Scott Heath@heathbarboy916·
@realsaadasad Until the gap closes, people and their families will move to live out the American dream elsewhere (homeownership, safety, and good education for their children).
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Saad Asad
Saad Asad@realsaadasad·
San Diego renters would spend nearly 87% of their income on a median-priced home, the fifth-worst among the 50 largest metros. Until that gap closes, homelessness and housing insecurity will persist.
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M. Nolan Gray 🥑
M. Nolan Gray 🥑@mnolangray·
I don't think the average Californian is registered that, if the state can't make itself affordable to working- and middle-class families in the next few years, there will be mass school closures.
Garry Tan@garrytan

California will lose 15.7% of its public school students by 2031. Nearly 3x the national rate. Idaho and Florida are growing. This isn't an inevitability — it'a consequence of what happens when housing costs too much and schools stop working. gli.st/2rmnc27p

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California YIMBY
California YIMBY@cayimby·
California's construction defect liability laws were meant to protect homeowners. But San Diego Housing Federation's CEO argues they've made condos and townhomes too legally risky to build — eliminating a key path to homeownership
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California YIMBY
California YIMBY@cayimby·
Austin built 120,000 homes in a decade, rents dropped 6%, more than any other large US city.
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Scott Heath@heathbarboy916·
@loganb NW Coastal CA and the Oregon coast I wouldn’t say have amazing weather….. may be some flaws here in the heat map
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Logan Bowers 🏗️ 🏘️
Logan Bowers 🏗️ 🏘️@loganb·
Nashville doesn’t see to me to be a particularly strategic place to relocate, but it is a really great choice if you’re trying to move Seattle workers and want a similar climactic quality.
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Paul Ed Roberts@Pauledroberts

“When the company says Seattle is still the headquarters, people are just rolling their eyes,” a senior Starbucks executive said. “Everyone is just completely resigned to the idea that this company is moving to Tennessee.” w @meganululani @seattletimes seattletimes.com/business/starb…

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Tyler | Kenji Capital
Tyler | Kenji Capital@KenjiCapital·
Alright fam... What do you think of this design? This is an office-to-housing conversion moving forward in the Bay Area. Details: • 12-story tower conversion • 144 one-bedroom units • 22 affordable units • New lobby, fitness center, and landscaped courtyards 📍San Mateo
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Scott Heath@heathbarboy916·
Bid- ask spread on land is still miles apart, when will that change? “Market” land values are the largest and only lever that can be pulled to spur home development in Southern CA. Land’s value is residual… it’s what’s left. Not what someone says it is.
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Scott Heath@heathbarboy916·
Yes, Policy changes have helped, but also the flow of funds into development from 2019 - 2023. The story here is also the ‘window’ that opened where the intersection of rents and costs justified risk adjusted returns with adequate spreads above all time low market cap rates.
M. Nolan Gray 🥑@mnolangray

Lately, there has been a lot of frank discourse about what YIMBYism has accomplished in California. I think this impatience, even after big wins, is good and healthy—but it misses the early signs of success in front of us. In a new post, I offer a YIMBY hopepill.

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