It is with pleasure that we announce the Small Developer Seminar is now open to the public! Potential small developers, investment partners, or small development ecosystem champions should attend this introductory Seminar on small scale real estate development.
The IDA Small Scale Developer Virtual Seminar is all about project formation. We take a big picture view of neighborhood-based development. Attendees will analyze what makes a good project and how a building makes money. Potential developers will better understand the ecosystem of professionals in the built environment. Aspiring developers will feel more prepared to take the first steps on their own project.
Details
This Seminar meets the required prerequisite for the IDA Boot Camp.
This event will be held in Eastern Standard Time.
REGISTRATION
Early Bird Registration Rate ($69) - open until June 6, 2023.
Regular Registration Rate ($89) - open until June 13, 2023.
Last Minute Registration Rate ($109) - open if space is available.
Meet the IDA Faculty presenters
IDA Faculty Eric Kronberg
Eric Kronberg is a zoning whisperer. He specializes in examining and demystifying zoning ordinances to find ways to make great projects possible and help others navigate through the zoning swamp. He uses his skills for the force of good as a principal at Kronberg Urbanists + Architects, leading the firm’s pre-development efforts by combining skills in planning, development, architecture, and zoning. Eric leverages this potent cocktail to chart the course of best possibilities for each site’s redevelopment. His work with KUA, the Incremental Development Alliance, the Congress for the New Urbanism, the Georgia Conservancy, and the National Town Builders Association has solidified his stance as an advocate for walkable and bikeable communities.
IDA Faculty Presenter Matthew Petty
Matthew Petty is a city planner and real estate developer who has also been elected three times to the Fayetteville City Council. Matthew has a deep understanding of American zoning and development codes and infrastructure planning processes. He has facilitated numerous public hearings and stakeholder engagement efforts, and his first mixed-use project as an owner-developer is under construction.
Matthew was a grantwriter and development associate for four years at the University of Arkansas Community Design Center, a professional urban design and architecture program which has earned more than 100 national and international awards for its urban designs, stormwater solutions, and scenario plans. Matthew’s time at UACDC has provided him a keen sense of how to overcome obstacles to project funding and site development.
Serving his ninth year on the Fayetteville City Council, Matthew is Chair of the Transportation Committee as well as the city’s tourism agency, where he orients infrastructure and marketing budgets towards Fayetteville’s broader strategies.
Matthew’s experience has taught him how to identify and overcome barriers to missing middle development and placemaking. He believes cities can build local wealth and restore neighborhoods by leveling the playing field for appropriate infill projects.
Matthew holds undergraduate degrees in Mathematics and Political Science from the University of Arkansas.
Contact
Andrew Applegate · training@incrementaldevelopment.org · (855) 462-3382 ext. 702