Developing Communities: The Power of Affordable Housing with Brandon Rule

In this episode, host Troy Millings and Rashad Bilal sit down with Brandon Rule to discuss the power of affordable housing and community development. Brandon Rule shares insights into his personal journey and why he chose to focus on community real estate over commercial real estate. From the impact of gentrification to the importance of balancing community development and commercial real estate, this conversation offers a deep dive into the world of real estate and development.
Join us as Brandon Rule shares his experiences in navigating the real estate industry and the challenges and successes of prioritizing community development. From the blueprint for the model of affordable housing and grocery stores to understanding the dynamics of development in disenfranchised neighborhoods, this episode provides valuable insights for aspiring developers looking to make a positive impact. Learn how Brandon Rule's approach to community development has not only transformed neighborhoods but also served as a proof of concept for his ventures in different regions.
Discover the significance of aligning with existing developments and the strategies to expand positive changes in communities without causing displacement. Brandon Rule's story sheds light on how the real estate business can be an avenue for meaningful and impactful change, offering a blueprint for successful development in underserved areas.
Don't miss out on this in-depth conversation that delves into the economic and social impact of real estate development, community engagement, and the power of creating sustainable, inclusive spaces for all. Tune in to explore the transformative potential of affordable housing and community-oriented real estate development with Brandon Rule on EYL Medium.
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[@Nessasito]

I have so much to learn.

[@walterpreston9663]

We need affordable afterSchool care, home economics, financial literacy and Nutrition programs.

[@walterpreston9663]

Give or charge me for the Blue Print. I don’t mind paying for something that makes sense to develop in my community……

[@verytrue818]

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[@user-du7fh7ny5s]

I think we should also build upon the worst areas as well. If we as a people give up on an area because of it being blighted, invaluable; you can bet your bottom dollar that this same area will most likely be purchased by a government funded corporation and they will do what we should have done(build upon that land) which will essentially add to the gentrification problem if we allow that area to be bought by the wrong hands.

[@lillieholmes4521]

Where are the other comments