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Canadian Developers & Project Teams - Top 75 Real Estate Submissions

Launch day is always fun. You put something you and your team worked hard on into the world and risk no one caring. It happens. But you can also look back in 20 years and say, “Holy shit, I’m so glad we did that.” 20 years ago, our publication ReNew Canada put out the first Top 100 Projects report. It started as a 20-person dinner and a magazine breaking down Canada’s major infrastructure projects. Now it’s the industry’s seminal report, and the annual dinner draws 300-400 people, including politicians, CEOs and the biggest players in infrastructure. At STOREYS, we’re bottling up that magic and bringing it to real estate with the Top 75 Real Estate Projects program. It’s a new annual report and program recognizing the most meaningful private projects in the country: landmark new-builds and redevelopments, masterplans reshaping whole neighbourhoods, iconic offices, niche industrial centres, and the condos and rentals people live in every day. We’re thrilled to partner with Colliers as Presenting Sponsor. Their deep Canadian roots, coast-to-coast presence and local market insight make them the right partner to help us get this off the ground. Oh, and they’re a really good group of people too. Submissions open today. If you’ve played a part in one of Canada's largest real estate projects, we want to hear about it. It’s not just about the buildings. We want to recognize everyone who made them happen: the developers, architects, engineers, contractors, lenders, brokers, and the teams behind the build. The report launches in September 2027, with events in Vancouver and Toronto. Will it be a 20-year story? I hope so. 🏗️ Submit your project at: https://lnkd.in/giyYFRAg

Retail Business Owners - Cost Cuts That Hurt Profitability

Cutting Costs Doesn’t Always Improve Your Bottom Line. Sometimes It Can Hurt It. One of my biggest takeaways from my recent conversation with Mark Cardone, Retail Real Estate on The Bottom Line_powered by Integrity Cost Consulting was that business owners need to think carefully about the difference between reducing expenses and improving profitability. Mark, founder of Rooftop Realty, joined me for a return appearance to share his perspective on commercial real estate, business growth, and the decisions that can make or break a business. A few things from our conversation really stuck with me. The cheapest location isn’t necessarily the most profitable. Mark discussed the importance of customer demographics, convenience, and neighboring businesses. Paying more for the right location can generate substantially more revenue than choosing a less expensive alternative. Not all cost reductions are good decisions. Mark shared how shopping malls eliminated amenities to reduce operating expenses, only to potentially diminish the customer experience that attracted visitors in the first place. Your lease deserves more attention than you might think. Annual rent increases, maintenance responsibilities, and building operating expenses can quietly erode profitability when business owners don’t fully understand or regularly review their agreements. Your neighboring businesses may be an untapped opportunity. Sometimes the best growth strategy isn’t spending more on marketing. It’s finding ways to collaborate with businesses that already attract the customers you want to reach. That second point particularly resonated with me. At Integrity Cost Consulting, we spend a lot of time helping businesses identify unnecessary expenses and improve profitability. However, I’ve always believed the objective shouldn’t be to spend less. It should be to spend smarter. There’s a big difference between eliminating waste and eliminating value. A business can negotiate a lower rent, reduce services, or cut operating expenses and still end up in a worse financial position if those decisions negatively impact revenue or the customer experience. My biggest takeaway? Don’t evaluate expenses in isolation. Understand the value they create and how they contribute to your overall profitability. Mark brought some great real-world examples, practical advice, and plenty of personality to our conversation. And one more thing… Who am I missing? One of the things I enjoy most about hosting The Bottom Line is learning from business leaders with different experiences, perspectives, and stories worth sharing. I’m always looking to connect with interesting CFOs, CEOs, entrepreneurs, and business leaders across industries. Who would you like to hear from on a future episode? Tag them below, introduce us, or send me a message. I’d genuinely appreciate your suggestions! #TheBottomLine #BusinessGrowth #Profitability #Leadership #CommercialRealEstate

Boston Entrepreneurs & Creators - DeWolfe Living Podcast

Something new is coming to DeWolfe Living… 🎙️ I’m excited to share that I’m launching the DeWolfe Living Podcast, a new extension of the DeWolfe Living brand focused on lifestyle, culture, community, travel, and real estate. Through the DeWolfe Living TV show, I’ve had the opportunity to meet some incredibly interesting people, visit amazing places, and tell stories that go far beyond buying and selling homes. The podcast will let me take those conversations even deeper. I’ll be sitting down with some of the guests you’ve seen on DeWolfe Living, along with new voices, entrepreneurs, experts, creators, local leaders, and people with stories worth hearing. We’ll talk about things like: * real estate and home * community and local culture * food and travel * design and lifestyle * business and entrepreneurship * personal journeys * what makes a place feel like home And I want YOU to help shape it. Who would you like to hear from? Is there someone you think I should interview? A local business owner? A designer? A chef? A community leader? A real estate expert? Someone with an amazing story? I’m officially taking guest requests. I’m also looking to collaborate with brands, businesses, and sponsors that align with the DeWolfe Living audience and want to be part of something focused on lifestyle, culture, community, and real estate. If you’re interested in being a guest, recommending someone, collaborating, or exploring sponsorship opportunities, send me a message. This is the next chapter of DeWolfe Living and I can’t wait to bring you along. DeWolfe Living Podcast — Real Estate. Lifestyle. Culture. Conversations that connect it all. #DeWolfeLiving #DeWolfeLivingPodcast #PodcastLaunch #NewPodcast #RealEstatePodcast #LifestylePodcast #CulturePodcast #BostonRealEstate #MassachusettsRealEstate #WestwoodMA #WomenInRealEstate #WomenInBusiness #EntrepreneurPodcast #CommunityStories #PodcastGuest #PodcastCollaboration #SponsorshipOpportunities #LuxuryLifestyle

Real Estate Developers & Project Marketers - Branding That Scales

Over the last few weeks, I’ve been looking at marketing from two very different ends of the purchase spectrum. On one side:real estate and real estate development, where I’ve spent roughly 25 years working across sales, land, feasibility, project marketing and building. On the other: a tub of ice cream. The distance between those two products is enormous. The questions underneath them are surprisingly useful to compare. How does a buyer remember you in a noisy market? Which parts of the media around a product should actually survive the campaign? What should a company own, what should remain recognizable, and how does story create continuity when the product, project or market changes? My first three articles looked at content abundance, brand beyond the product itself, and the common visual grammar that now runs through so much digital media. The next three bring those questions back into the industry where I learned to think about scale in the first place: Real Estate Development. The first is now live: IF IT DOESN’T SCALE, IT WON’T SAIL Development, ownership and the media used to sell physical assets. The recent Dr. Bombay / Deel international taste-tester search became one live commercial application inside that broader study. I used the application to see what happened when original music, recurring characters, illustration, short-form media and cultural localization were carried across a completely different product category. I’m continuing to study that work because there is still a lot to learn from the people and brands operating at a high level across food, entertainment, consumer products and social media. If I’m selected, I’d be genuinely interested in seeing that side of the business from the inside. My professional centre of gravity remains real estate and development. What interests me now is the crossover: How do developers build recognizable identity around projects that may take years to deliver? How do consumer brands create memory across products that may be purchased again tomorrow? How does story create emotional connection? And in 2026, what media is actually worth owning? I’d particularly like to hear from developers, project marketers, brand operators and people working across physical products and places. Article is live below. @Deel @Dr. Bombay @Snoop Dogg #SNOOPISHIRING #RealEstateDevelopment #RealEstateMarketing #ProjectMarketing #PropertyDevelopment #BrandStrategy #Storytelling #MarketingStrategy #MediaStrategy #BrandBuilding #RealEstate

Data Center Professionals - Podcast Guest AI & Hyperscale Trends

🎙️ Are you part of the Data Center Industry? I want to hear your story. The data center industry is growing at an incredible pace, and some of the best knowledge comes directly from the people building it, operating it, supplying it, financing it, and leading it. The Strategic Podcast is looking for industry professionals and executives who want to join me for a real conversation about where the industry is today—and where it’s going. As a guest, you’ll have the opportunity to: 🎙️ Have a voice on my platform and share your experience, ideas, and perspective. 🤝 Explore sponsorship and brand exposure opportunities. 👥 Gain visibility with other Data Center executives, customers, and decision-makers. 🌎 Reach my network of 150,000+ industry-related professionals. 🚀 Build new relationships and help move our industry forward. Whether you're involved in hyperscale, AI infrastructure, NeoCloud, colocation, power, fiber, construction, engineering, supply chain, technology, real estate, energy, or investment, I want to hear what you're working on. This isn't about a sales pitch. It's about real people, real experience, and real conversations that bring value to the industry. Interested in being a guest? Just reach out! Its that simple! 🎧 The Strategic Podcast Business | People | Opportunity Apply / Learn More at The Strategic Podcast #TheStrategicPodcast #DataCenters #DataCenterIndustry #AIInfrastructure #Hyperscale #Colocation #DigitalInfrastructure #SupplyChain #Leadership #Networking #PodcastGuest

CPAs, CFPs & Mortgage Brokers - Personal Investing Story Pitches

Pitch Me Story Ideas for CNBC Make It Money Coverage I'm a finance and crypto journalist. My work runs in Investopedia, TheStreet, Forbes, Benzinga and FinanceFeeds. I'm building pitches for CNBC Make It's money desk, which is tilting its coverage toward personal investing. I want PR pros and experts to pitch me story ideas in these seven areas: ➡️ Trending market news ➡️ Gen Z investing ➡️ Real estate ➡️ Crypto ➡️ Prediction markets ➡️ Sports betting ➡️ Aspirational wealth-building Read this before you pitch. What a good pitch looks like. These are personal finance service stories. Every one needs a peg — a rule change, a new product, a market move, a deadline — and a clear answer to "what does this mean for my money." Give me the peg, the reader takeaway, and the expert who can anchor it, in under five sentences. If it takes longer than that to explain, it isn't a fit. → Four published examples of exactly what works are in the first comment. Read them before you pitch. The experts I'm looking for: ➡️ CPAs and tax attorneys, especially those working with traders, bettors and crypto holders ➡️ Mortgage brokers and loan officers ➡️ CFPs and portfolio strategists ➡️ Gaming, securities and consumer attorneys ➡️ Retirement plan advisors What I need from any expert: ➡️ Named and on the record ➡️ The specific credential and the specific rule or product they can speak to. "Financial expert" isn't a credential ➡️ About 30 minutes on a call. US rules, US readers What doesn't work: general market commentary, executives available to discuss a trend, a product launch dressed up as a story, and platform data with no person attached. "Our users are up 300%" is a press release. Email me at ➡️ [email redacted]. No DM pitches here on LinkedIn. Email me. Two things on expectations. I pitch the editor once I have the idea and the source confirmed, so everything runs subject to his approval, and that takes weeks rather than days. And I won't reply to every pitch. If you don't hear back, it wasn't a fit. The type of stories that I am looking for are in the comments section. #Journorequest #PRrequests

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Texas & Kansas Family Farm Landowners - Legacy & Income Decisions

I farmed and ranched with my family for ten years. Close to a thousand acres, most of it leased — so I know what it is to build a life on ground you don't own. Then real estate. Three years commercial in New Mexico, five in land, farm and ranch here in Texas. For the last few years I've been building something, and it's the reason I'm writing this book. It's a tool that shows a landowner their options. Not comparable sales. Not one number. Options — built from the land itself, and from the people who own it. Because those are two different questions, and almost nobody asks the second one. What your ground could do is a matter of soil, water, access, zoning, markets, and what's moving in your county. That part is analysis and I can do it. What your family should do is a matter of who you are, what you owe the person who left it to you, and what you want your grandchildren standing on. No appraisal has ever had a line for that. Your land may be your legacy. Or it may be the thing that pays you an income while somebody else — someone who could never afford to buy in — begins their story on it. Both are honorable. Nobody ever put them side by side for my family. That's what I want to hear about. 20 minutes, phone or Zoom. No pitch, free copy of the book, and you decide whether I quote you. Message me. 🌾And a scheduling link is also below in Comments. #landowners #familyfarms #ruralamerica #texasland #kansas #legacy #landdecisions #ranchland #silvertsunami

UK & European Property Developers - Regeneration & Housing Wins

𝗣𝗼𝘀𝗶𝘁𝗶𝘃𝗲 𝗣𝗿𝗼𝗽𝗲𝗿𝘁𝘆 𝗣𝗿𝗲𝘀𝘀 - 𝟮𝟯𝗿𝗱 𝗝𝘂𝗻𝗲 Here are some of the biggest POSITIVE stories of the last week or so that you may have missed... Yoo Capital received planning consent for the £1bn Camden film quarter regeneration project delivering 11 sound stages, 100,000+ sq ft creative workspace, 483 homes including 243 affordable units, education facilities for 500+ learners. Urban Partners launched €650m European regeneration fund with CIP and Viessmann backing to transform brownfield sites into mixed-use neighbourhoods across London, Copenhagen, Hamburg, Munich and Stockholm, supported by PensionDanmark and SamPension. Man Group raised £362m for affordable housing fund to deliver energy-efficient homes across England, with 90% of properties designated as affordable housing. L&Q sold its private rented sector business (Metra Living) to Morgan Stanley Real Estate Investing and Ridgeback Group for £1.045bn. QuadReal Property Group agreed a £120m forward-funding deal with London Square for 241 build-to-rent homes at London Square’s Woolwich development, expanding its UNCLE portfolio within the wider 700-home mixed-tenure scheme that includes 337 affordable homes (managed by The Hyde Group) British Land submitted its planning for 42,535 sq ft of new retail and leisure space at Fort Kinnaird in Edinburgh, including a 19,750 sq ft food store and 22,785 sq ft of leisure space. Cain launched its purpose-built student accommodation strategy targeting 2,000 beds in London, beginning with an 18-storey 350-bed consented scheme at Greenwich Peninsula in partnership with RG Real Estate as part of a wider European expansion plan to deliver 10,000 beds over five years. Social Housing REIT aquired 1,907-home senior living portfolio from ReSI for £108.3m, marking its expansion beyond supported housing into later living as it rebrands to Living REIT and grows its platform to 5,577 homes with £831m gross asset value. Congrats to all involved, let's keep the positive news rolling! If you want to be featured in a future update please drop me a line...

AI Operators & Builders - Real-World Deployed AI Case Studies

I launched something. After months of planning and recording, the first episode of 120 Octane is live. This is a podcast I've wanted to make for years. Most AI conversations live in the clouds. Predictions. Promises. Press releases. I wanted to do the opposite. I wanted to sit down with the people actually building real systems and ask them to show us under the hood. That's the show. For Episode 1, I sit down with Fernando Degwitz alongside my co-host Alexandra Jacobo. Fernando spent 15 years building large-scale real estate developments in Latin America. MIT educated. Big projects, big teams, big capital. Then he moved to Miami and bought a TruBlue handyman franchise. And instead of running it like everyone else in the space, he applied enterprise systems thinking to it. He found his biggest bottleneck (estimating) and used AI to cut the time in half. A few things I took from the conversation: → You don't have to be technical to be an AI operator. You have to know what to fix. → The best AI buyers ask the right questions before they ever look at a tool. → Big company discipline applied to small business problems is a quiet superpower. → 50 percent time savings isn't just an efficiency gain. It's a capacity unlock. To everyone who helped get this off the ground, Alexandra for being the perfect partner in this, Jon for the editing, Fernando for trusting us with his story, our family and friends who listened to me workshop ideas for months, thank you. If you've built or deployed something with AI that actually works, I want to hear about it. Apply to be a guest at 120octane.com. Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube. (links in comments) This is just the beginning. Enjoy!

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