I was stationed on a Los Angeles Class submarine for 3 years. I got to see a lot of cool places...worked with some cool people. Oddly enough we didn't keep in contact when I was discharged. Honorably. Well anyway ask what you want. I'll answer as long as it's not something that's classified.
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What's the biggest non-technical obstacle you've encountered between a project being approved internally and actually breaking ground?
I'm not talking about financing, engineering, or permitting.
I'm more interested in the human side.
Have you ever had a project where investors, public officials, tenants, or the community simply didn't "get" the vision at first?
If so, what helped move people from skepticism to support?
Was it better communication, better visuals, public engagement, something else, or was that never really the issue?
I'm trying to understand where projects gain or lose momentum before construction begins, and I'd love to hear real-world experiences.
This isn't ai. This is me trying to figure something out. B.
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Has anyone used ai to create lookbooks for real estate development projects?
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Has anyone used ai to create lookbooks for real estate development projects?