Rob Brewster – Spokane’s Development Landscape

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Chess Not Checkers

Jordan Tampien & Keith Riddle

42 episodes

5 days ago

Welcome to Chess Not Checkers, the podcast that teaches you how to play the long game in both business and life. Hosted by Keith Riddle and Jordan Tampien, we dive deep into strategic thinking, exploring how the best minds think several steps ahead. Each episode features guests from a variety of fields — real estate, business, health, wealth, and more — who share their stories and the unique mindset that’s propelled their success. Whether you’re building, growing, or establishing your business, this show offers valuable insights to help you think smarter and act with purpose.

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Rob Brewster – Spokane’s Development Landscape

Chess Not Checkers

1 hour 9 minutes 40 seconds

3 weeks ago

Rob Brewster – Spokane’s Development Landscape

In this episode of Chess Not Checkers, hosts Keith Riddle and Jordan Tampien sit down with Rob Brewster, a seasoned developer known for revitalizing historic buildings in Spokane. Rob shares his journey through urban development, discussing the challenges of outdated zoning laws, navigating city approvals, and the balance between economic growth and community needs.

The conversation also explores Spokane’s infrastructure, the future of housing affordability, and the opportunities for smarter, forward-thinking development. Rob offers candid insights into the obstacles and possibilities of shaping Spokane’s urban landscape, highlighting both the city’s potential and the work still needed to unlock it.