HCMA - on community-centric architecture, design & branding

Addy - innovation in fractional homeownership

Tune in to a conversation between host Judy Farhat and Stephen Jagger, co-founder of Addy. Steve and Judy discuss addy’s fractional investing business model, its growth & success strategy, and how technology, community, and purpose-driven investing come together to open new opportunities in home ownership.

Fabric Living - strengthening communities through thoughtful purpose-built developments

Tune in to a conversation between host Nitasha Rajora, Jordan MacDonald (CEO) and Theresa Dillon (Sales and Marketing Director) of fabric living. Jordan and Theresa describe fabric's journey to date and describe how the company's design-forward, thoughtful approach to development is enhancing the landscape of emerging neighbourhoods and giving back to the communities that surround them.

HCMA - on community-centric architecture, design & branding

Tune in to a conversation between host Judy Farhat and Melissa Higgs, principal and architect at hcma. Melissa discusses hcma’s rebranded, interdisciplinary approach to architecture and design, and how their practice invites talent, art and collaboration to lead the way for shared outcomes and values that ultimately inspire community-centric places.

Tribe Property Technologies - from property management to community building

In this episode, Judy Farhat invites a guest whose been making headlines as the visionary behind a new approach to property management.  Founder of Tribe Property Technologies, Joseph Nakhla leads the vision for a comprehensive suite of products and services that cater for building and managing residential communities. Tribe Property Technologies is a technology-enabled platform of services that works together with owners, residents, councils, and developers to understand community and what that means from pre-construction to post-occupancy. They’re redefining property management and making COMMUNITY, their new type of business. Tune in!

Reina Condos - commercial development from an all-women perspective

Judy Farhat chats with the director of development at Urban Capital ,Taya Cook, who helped steer the very first all-female development project in Toronto, Canada. They name the development Reina, the Spanish word for Queen. Reina today is all over the the news, dubbed the most impactful project of the year 2021 and a game changer when it comes to how building teams are formed, whose sitting on the decision table, and what kinds of discussions are taking place. Tune in!