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Accessory dwelling units (ADU) are small homes that can be built in the backyards of larger homes, in cities where they've been approved. They're also sometimes known as carriage, coach, or laneway houses.
These small homes are typically around 700-1000 square feet in size, although the size sometimes has to be calculated as a percentage of the size of the yard.
Adding new homes in potentially underused backyard spaces is a sustainable way to provide more housing options in walkable urban neighbourhoods where people don't need to use cars to get around for every errand. ADUs can also help reduce urban sprawl by reducing the need for cities to grow outwards, which increases commuting distances and therefore increases transportation pollution.
In Vancouver, laneway houses have been legal for a few years and the city is issuing building permits for ~500 new units each year. At this scale, ADU's are starting to have a positive impact on the housing situation in the City of Vancouver.
That said, one of the major problems with laneway houses at the moment is that, in some cities, you can't sell the laneway house separately from the main house, which means they might only be accessible to people who are already land owners, or to tenants who can rent them. Eventually, it would be great if the properties could be stratified so that the big and small homes could be sold separately.
Thank you to Rise for sponsoring this video! If you're interested in learning more about sustainable building and renovations, check out their website and Facebook pages:
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And thank you to Bryn Davidson from Lanefab for helping us understand the positive impacts and the challenges of laneway houses in Vancouver. To check out more Lanefab laneway houses, check out their website here:
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John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ goes on a field trip to an Urban Farm in Denver, Colorado to share with you how they make $1000 a week growing vegetables in a home they rent on 1/3 of an acre.
In this episode, you will learn how in just 7 months the Farmers transformed an empty yard into a fully operational farm growing microgreens, leafy green vegetables, root vegetables, and fruits.
You will get a tour of the entire farm showing you all the different areas and some of the infrastructures that have been built that can be easily removed if necessary.
You will discover how this farm is able to gross $1000 a week by selling food they grow on their 1/3 acre lot including washing, drying, cleaning and storing the vegetables when necessary.
You will learn about some of the most important equipment that was purchased to get this farm up and running. You will discover how hoop houses allow them to get an early start on the season, and grow foods until late in the season to produce an income for the longest period of time.
You will discover some of the specific crops that are being grown, and how they are doing it. You will learn how the entire farm is being run off a single hose spigot.
Finally, John will interview James the farmer and ask many questions regarding urban farming and his farm.
Jump to the following parts of this episode:
0:00:54 Tour of Growing in Front Yard
0:02:37 Make $240 for growing carrots in 2 months in little space
0:05:15 Back Yard Tour Starts
0:07:52 Hoophouse used to grow microgreens and starts
0:08:38 Types of Microgreens being grown
0:11:11 Growing Tomatoes in a Hoophouse
0:14:19 Hoophouse with no plastic why?
0:15:50 Rows of Leafy Greens
0:19:50 Interplanting - Use Your Weeds to Eat
0:22:08 Feeding Chickens
0:24:08 Washing Shed to increase the value of crops and conserve water
0:25:09 Brand New Washing Machine Converted to Salad Spinner
0:27:58 Farmers tools that help him grow
0:30:29 Farm Irrigation System run by one spigot
0:33:05 Interview with Farmer James
0:34:17 Is it true you never grew anything before:
0:34:54 Why did you decide to grow vegetables instead of Pasture Animals?
0:37:12 How soon after you starting farming did you make money?
0:38:05 How much money did you invest in infrastructure?
0:39:50 How much time has the BCS tiller saved you?
0:41:40 Why didn't you focus on building your soil?
0:43:44 Would You Pay $800 for Curtis Stones Course again?
0:45:28 Why is it important to ensure you have a market for your produce?
0:49:00 Why is presentation important when selling at the farmers market?
0:51:44 How much money do you make and is this your only income?
0:52:50 How would you improve farming next year? Will you grow next year?
0:54:50 How many hours a week did you put in when you started?
0:57:40 How rewarding has it been to grow food for other people?
1:00:00 What are the 3 top challenges you had growing food?
1:03:30 What are the top 3 varieties of crops you grow?
1:04:55 Why is important to be transparent and have an open door policy?
1:07:43 Can anyone start a farm?
1:10:00 My suggestions for the farm
1:15:30 Any Final Tips for my viewers?
1:19:10 How can someone contact you and your farm?
After watching this episode, you will learn how to set up an urban farm at a rental home or home you own. You will learn some of the most important actions you can take in order to be successful operating your own urban farm to feed your community.
Related Episodes:
Episode with Curtis Stone
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tP5bOr0aC58
How to Grow Microgreens and Make $100,000 a year
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fO9Q2bnQvLo
How to Grow Microgreens in Your Kitchen
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YglT6_wEaQ4
Make $500 a Week by Turning Your Garden into a Farm
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2pN9PeE_iwQ
Growing Food without using fertilizer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Q8cUPufCVA
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- published: 15 Nov 2017
- views: 34362
Check out Deek's book "Microshelters" HERE: https://www.amazon.com/Microshelters-Creative-Cabins-Houses-Structures/dp/1612123538/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1488990541&sr=8-1&keywords=microshelters
Derek "Deek" Diedricksen (Relaxshacks, "Tiny House Builders" (HGTV), visits a tiny cottage/house rental in the Atlanta, Georgia's "Cabbagetown" district- a lively art-revitalized section of this city. This cottage, rentable on airbnb has a gorgeous bathroom, a nice outdoor deck AND porch, a tiny little kitchenette, and more. While a cottage rental, it does have almost all needed to be a full-out tiny house living space, as the video discusses.
You can find more on this rental at: https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/14933746
Deek has also announced "Tiny House Summer Camp 5"- which is a hands-on workshop that takes place in Northern Vermont. The 2017 workshop will be September 15-17th and more info can be had at:
http://www.relaxshacks.com
- published: 08 Mar 2017
- views: 17698
Sheila Cassani began farming her rental home while a college student. She started with a small vegetable patch, but it soon spread to keeping chickens and bees and planting produce on nearly every available patch of the small yard not dedicated to the poultry.
Cassani and her partner Matthew wake up at the crack of dawn to let the chickens go free-range, but she says the garden isn’t a lot of work once you’ve put in the initial investment. Since they're renting they've trying to keep their investments low. They focused on reusing found materials, such as old fence to make raised beds, bamboo that grows on the property for trellises and chicken fencing (even indoors, their furniture was mostly found, including a pallet wood sofa).
They’ve dubbed their East Oakland (California) homestead the “Kansas Street Farm” and they try to keep things as closed loop as possible by catching rainwater, composting, using the chickens to prepare the veggie beds and fermenting leftover produce.
Original story: http://faircompanies.com/videos/view/urban-self-reliance-homestead-in-oaklands-small-rented-lot/
- published: 13 Apr 2015
- views: 267541
Rent to Own BJP Government Housing Scheme is planning very soon house rental policy to the public, Rent to Own Sbsa biggest advantage of Awas Yojana will those who read by other cities, jobs or other tend to stay in one of the works. They get this thing to its biggest advantage is that if he wants to be paid the full price easy installments will make it yours. Housing rent scheme, according to ministry sources will have to own housing scheme name. Rent to Own Housing Scheme Center National bring urban rental housing under the policy. Urban Development and Housing Minister Venkaiah Naidu Rent to Own will be introduced in relation to the housing plan today reported on Thursday soon cabinet to approve this Act.
Rent to Own the lower-class individuals 1.5 lakh subsidy scheme to buy houses built on private land except housing scheme is also underway. Yet this exemption was available only to houses built on land owned by the state governments and bodies. Urban Development and Housing Minister, said after the opening of the launch by private developers for affordable housing projects, the Ministry had begun to consider this plan. He said the achievement of the clearance of 17.73 million urban households in cities and towns from 2008 Ministry.
Venkaiah Naidu will be added by 2022 to meet all the home promised government. In 15 states and union territories by 2019. This will be achieved. These include states like Arunachal Pradesh, Kerala, Himachal Pradesh and Jammu and Kashmir. Target other states in 2022 after the acquisition involves achieving this goal. He said rent-to-own housing scheme will also state after the notification of the Act work. 2022 will be the largest scheme of the government to provide all the housing. Migrating under the goal of proper accommodation arrangements for visiting cities have been set.
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- published: 22 Apr 2017
- views: 993
A young couple with another baby on the way needed more space, so designer Jodie Rosen helped renovate their home with a new addition. See how she created a cohesive look in the open-concept main floor with white walls, modern finishes and colorful accessories.
A graphic, modern stairway welcomes guests into the home. Jodie kept all the walls white so the furniture, rugs and decor stand out. The modern kitchen features a waterfall island and a large peninsula that divides it from the living room. A pantry and panelled fridge on either side of the range adds symmetry, while a black frame around the area provides contrast. The sunken back family room is designed to feel more intimate and laid-back without compromising style. A brick veneer wall adds texture and is accented by floating shelves and a low cabinet for extra storage. While the envelope of the home is fairly monochromatic, Jodie injected personality and major wow-factor into the powder room with a bold and colorful wallpaper.
See the sources for the items in this video here: https://houseandhome.com/video/need-space-bright-family-home-shows-done/
- published: 13 Apr 2017
- views: 107908
A brand new two bedroom apartment with custom luxury throughout. This was a creation of the owner who has an extreme obsession with wood and granite. Over the top amenities that you would not expect. We are really proud of this remodel and can't wait for you to experience it. Please note, this apartment is above another vacation rental.
Located 2-1/2 blocks from the heart of Downtown Bend with breweries, galleries, restaurants, theater, shops and of course, all the charm that you've heard about Bend.
- published: 05 Apr 2018
- views: 21
In this video update, we dig deeper into the Homes for Victorians housing affordability strategy, and talk about the broader economic impacts we can expect to play out in the Victorian housing market over the next 3-5 years.
The key message is that investors are central to keeping Victoria’s housing market affordable. Investors provide a steady stream of rental capacity and ensure the development sector can get projects up off-the-ground and deliver stock to investors, owner-occupiers and renters. Discouraging investors; as the Homes for Victorians strategy does; is not a good move for housing affordability.
- KEY POINTS -
There are three main unintended consequences that UDIA sees with the Homes for Victorians strategy, each associated with skewing the supply/demand balance and therefore negatively impacting upon housing affordability.
1. Impact on house prices: The demand for houses in Melbourne’s growth areas and established suburbs will increase but supply will not, which will drive up house prices rather than making them more affordable.
2. Impact on rental affordability: A decline in investors purchasing and leasing out new housing will limit rental supply and push up prices for renters.
3. Impact on new housing supply: Removing stamp duty concessions for investors purchasing off-the-plan properties will decrease the supply of new housing, pushing up costs for home buyers.
- IMPACT ON HOUSE PRICES -
• Based on the profile of many first home buyers (FHBs), the abolition of stamp duty for FHBs will likely result in an increase in both the demand for house and land packages in Melbourne’s growth areas, and in smaller houses in Melbourne’s established suburbs. The already strong demand for these forms of housing will increase in the short term as a result, which will lead to a rise in house prices for these products.
• What can a FHB get with the new stamp duty concessions, under the $750,000 cap attached to the concession?
a) A 3-bedroom house in the outer suburbs sells for a median price of $507,000.
b) A 3-bedroom house in the middle suburbs has a median price of $750,000, being the top end of the Homes for Victorians stamp duty concession cap.
c) For those looking to buy in the inner suburbs of Melbourne, the only dwelling type available within the stamp duty concession cap would be a unit, with a 2-bed unit going for a median price of $585,000.
• In the medium and longer term, the number of houses priced under $750,000 will decline as Melbourne’s median house price rises, but the Homes for Victorians strategy does not anticipate increasing the $750,000 cap in the future.
- RENTAL AFFORDABILITY -
• Under Homes for Victorians, stamp duty concessions will no longer apply to investors buying off-the-plan properties. This may lead to less investment in the residential property sector; meaning rental stock will diminish leading to an increase in the price of renting in Melbourne.
• Many people save for 3-5 years for their home deposit with a significant portion of their income going toward paying rent. If rents become more expensive because there are less homes to rent, FHBs will spend more money paying rent which they would otherwise be put towards their deposit.
- NEW HOUSING SUPPLY -
• According to Charter Keck Cramer, the removal of off-the-plan concessions for investors would add $23,000 to the cost of buying a $500,000 apartment off-the-plan. That figure rises to $29,000 when purchasing a $600,000 apartment.
• Investors currently account for approximately 50% - 60% of new apartment sales activity. These purchases make up a large portion of the high number of pre-sales required by the banks for a development project to receive construction finance and commence.
• Currently, investors are given an incentive to buy off-the-plan, which leads to pre-sales, which gives developers and the banks that finance development projects the market certainty they need to commence a project; and start turning planning approvals into construction jobs which in turn deliver new houses. Without the incentive, investor interest may decline and this will limit new housing supply.
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URBAN IQ is a market intelligence initiative by UDIA’s Victorian division. www.udiavic.com.au
- published: 10 Apr 2017
- views: 509
Affordable Urban Rentals brings you the Roost Guest House unit fully furnished on a private parcel for L$150 a week with 100 Prim allowance. This roomy accommodation has a living room, kitchen, bedroom and bathroom. It comes with BlackBoxTv media and has a self rental system with security.
These units are located in the Liberty Estates section of the urban city connected through The Streetz SandBox & Hangout. Transportation via Bus or Subway destination is available. Car rezzers also available should you want to drive around and see the sights.
Visit our rental office for all listings and vacancies: http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Wooden%20Heart/24/194/2702
- published: 25 Sep 2015
- views: 652
Urban Homes — »Jams« 2xLP/CD/Digital
Can be purchased:
physical — http://shop.altinvillage.de/product/urban-homes-jams
digital — https://altinvillage.bandcamp.com/album/jams
Video by Keine Zeit Medien — http://keinezeitmedien.de
Big thx to giphy & tumblr community
Keine Zeit Medien's music video for the track »4/20 Jam« by Urban Homes is a hypnotic labyrinth about drug culture and about the hazy state of mind. Here, drug usage works as a wider metaphor for letting loose of one's ratio and of a functionality that is expected of us at any time. More than just a rebellion in numbers, the concept of 4/20 confronts this incessant pressure to achieve and perform 24/7. The ADHD-evoking stimulus satiation is composed of found footage and a potpourri of pop cultural gif-animations. The logic and meaning behind this visual overkill centered at the meeting point of internet phenomena and Dada remains undecipherable and irrational, not unlike pot heads' mental leaps and mind frames.
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On two 12”s and over the course of a staggering 78 minutes, big things are happening on »Jams«, Urban Homes’ monumental sophomore album. The highly ambititous attempt at a certain history of dance music, a sweaty night on the dancefloor, an excursion into the fog...But one thing at a time: The 13 Jams go back to recordings of years of communal, midi- and hardware-based jam sessions which, over three years, were painstakingly discarded, refined, condensed, reconstructed and provided with occasional guest vocals by Hanitra Wagner (Ωracles, Die Heiterkeit). The album was mixed by Jan Philipp Janzen (Von Spar) at Dumbo Studios, mastered by Cem Oral at Jammin’ Masters. Sonja Deffner (Die Heiterkeit, Jason & Theodor) is responsible for the stunning gatefold artwork.
On »Jams«, Benjamin Riedl, Stephan Weinand and Oliver Bersin explore a history of dance music that is retraced in the 13 tracks: The seemingly clear cut references in titles such as »Verdub Lang Her (Stripped Down Killer Dub Jam)«, »Blue Note Jam« or »As High Acid Can Get (☺ Jam)«, however, are not to be taken as letters of intent, but—despite the playful handling of genre conventions and clichés—as hommages to the immaterial architecture of the club: the atmosphere, the vibe, the jam. In its rich texture, the dramatic composition of »Jams« reconstructs the resonance space of an excessive, foggy, and steamy night at the club, thereby approaching its point of interest. Despite the clear club compatibility (each of the 13 tracks will work on a dancefloor worth its salt), Urban Homes do not shy away from sticky harmonic arrangements and melodies that are bound to be called »pop«. They do however, and this is one of the points of this great album, avoid any overarching narrative of organicity or authenticity which might refer the record to a context of »indie« music. Unlike the acclaimed and award-winning debut »Centres«, which wore the socialization of the (previously four) Urban Homes on its sleeve, this is rootless, nomadic music that is in the most beautiful sense out there. So far out there, in fact, that we seem to make out figures such as Pharaoh Sanders or Sun Ra through the ever-present (see titles such as »4/20 Jam« or »Summer Rolls [Midnight Munchies Jam]« for reference) fog.
What seems so effortless, casual and relaxed over the entire run time, finally, is in fact merely evidence of the band’s musical mastery and precision: The staging of gaps, the fraying, dripping track ends and its general weirdness is part of the modeling of the history of a music that formed without a »quantise« command.
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- published: 12 Dec 2016
- views: 7554
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Urban Homes Condominium – Assume Condo Unit or Condo for rent perfect for student or young professional in Cebu, Philippines. A Residential Condominium for rent composed of 20 Buildings. Each Building has a 4rth Floor Level with 52 Units. Floor Area is 25 sq.m good as size for newly couple, single individual or with partner or working professionals.
Urban Homes Unit Features:
Description: Studio Type
Floor Area: 25 sq.m
Structure: Concrete Pre-cast Panels
Walls Interior: Top Coat Painted, Plain Cement Finish
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- published: 15 Jul 2015
- views: 183
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6:08The Accessory Dwelling Unit for Sustainable Urban Living - A Tiny House Alternative
The Accessory Dwelling Unit for Sustainable Urban Living - A Tiny House AlternativeThe Accessory Dwelling Unit for Sustainable Urban Living - A Tiny House Alternative
Accessory dwelling units (ADU) are small homes that can be built in the backyards of larger homes, in cities where they've been approved. They're also sometimes known as carriage, coach, or laneway houses. These small homes are typically around 700-1000 square feet in size, although the size sometimes has to be calculated as a percentage of the size of the yard. Adding new homes in potentially underused backyard spaces is a sustainable way to provide more housing options in walkable urban neighbourhoods where people don't need to use cars to get around for every errand. ADUs can also help reduce urban sprawl by reducing the need for cities to grow outwards, which increases commuting distances and therefore increases transportation pollution. In Vancouver, laneway houses have been legal for a few years and the city is issuing building permits for ~500 new units each year. At this scale, ADU's are starting to have a positive impact on the housing situation in the City of Vancouver. That said, one of the major problems with laneway houses at the moment is that, in some cities, you can't sell the laneway house separately from the main house, which means they might only be accessible to people who are already land owners, or to tenants who can rent them. Eventually, it would be great if the properties could be stratified so that the big and small homes could be sold separately. Thank you to Rise for sponsoring this video! If you're interested in learning more about sustainable building and renovations, check out their website and Facebook pages: https://www.buildwithrise.com/ https://www.facebook.com/risehomes/ And thank you to Bryn Davidson from Lanefab for helping us understand the positive impacts and the challenges of laneway houses in Vancouver. To check out more Lanefab laneway houses, check out their website here: http://www.lanefab.com/ Thanks for watching! Mat & Danielle ------------------------------------------------------------- SUPPORT OUR CHANNEL! ------------------------------------------------------------- Thank you to all of our Patrons who support us so generously and a very special thank you to our backbone supporters: The Burgess Family. If you like our videos, please consider supporting us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/exploringalternatives ------------------------------------------------------------- STAY IN TOUCH! ------------------------------------------------------------- Blog: www.exploringalternatives.ca Facebook: /exploringalternativesblog Instagram: @exploringalternatives Twitter: @ExploringAlt ------------------------------------------------------------- SPONSORS ------------------------------------------------------------- We occasionally include paid sponsor messages/integrations in our videos to help fund the channel. We do our best to work with companies and organizations that offer products or services that are in line with our values, and that we think would be interesting and useful to our viewers. We will always disclose if we’re promoting products that were given to us for free, or if we’re including a sponsored message in our video. For business or sponsorship inquiries, please email us at danielle.is.exploring@gmail.com ------------------------------------------------------------- VIDEO CREDITS ------------------------------------------------------------- Music & Song Credits: All music in this video was composed, performed, and recorded by Mat of Exploring Alternatives. Editing Credits: Mat and Danielle of Exploring Alternatives Filming Credits: Mat of Exploring Alternatives -
1:25:10Urban Farmer Makes $1000 a Week Growing Vegetables in Rental Home
Urban Farmer Makes $1000 a Week Growing Vegetables in Rental HomeUrban Farmer Makes $1000 a Week Growing Vegetables in Rental Home
John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ goes on a field trip to an Urban Farm in Denver, Colorado to share with you how they make $1000 a week growing vegetables in a home they rent on 1/3 of an acre. In this episode, you will learn how in just 7 months the Farmers transformed an empty yard into a fully operational farm growing microgreens, leafy green vegetables, root vegetables, and fruits. You will get a tour of the entire farm showing you all the different areas and some of the infrastructures that have been built that can be easily removed if necessary. You will discover how this farm is able to gross $1000 a week by selling food they grow on their 1/3 acre lot including washing, drying, cleaning and storing the vegetables when necessary. You will learn about some of the most important equipment that was purchased to get this farm up and running. You will discover how hoop houses allow them to get an early start on the season, and grow foods until late in the season to produce an income for the longest period of time. You will discover some of the specific crops that are being grown, and how they are doing it. You will learn how the entire farm is being run off a single hose spigot. Finally, John will interview James the farmer and ask many questions regarding urban farming and his farm. Jump to the following parts of this episode: 0:00:54 Tour of Growing in Front Yard 0:02:37 Make $240 for growing carrots in 2 months in little space 0:05:15 Back Yard Tour Starts 0:07:52 Hoophouse used to grow microgreens and starts 0:08:38 Types of Microgreens being grown 0:11:11 Growing Tomatoes in a Hoophouse 0:14:19 Hoophouse with no plastic why? 0:15:50 Rows of Leafy Greens 0:19:50 Interplanting - Use Your Weeds to Eat 0:22:08 Feeding Chickens 0:24:08 Washing Shed to increase the value of crops and conserve water 0:25:09 Brand New Washing Machine Converted to Salad Spinner 0:27:58 Farmers tools that help him grow 0:30:29 Farm Irrigation System run by one spigot 0:33:05 Interview with Farmer James 0:34:17 Is it true you never grew anything before: 0:34:54 Why did you decide to grow vegetables instead of Pasture Animals? 0:37:12 How soon after you starting farming did you make money? 0:38:05 How much money did you invest in infrastructure? 0:39:50 How much time has the BCS tiller saved you? 0:41:40 Why didn't you focus on building your soil? 0:43:44 Would You Pay $800 for Curtis Stones Course again? 0:45:28 Why is it important to ensure you have a market for your produce? 0:49:00 Why is presentation important when selling at the farmers market? 0:51:44 How much money do you make and is this your only income? 0:52:50 How would you improve farming next year? Will you grow next year? 0:54:50 How many hours a week did you put in when you started? 0:57:40 How rewarding has it been to grow food for other people? 1:00:00 What are the 3 top challenges you had growing food? 1:03:30 What are the top 3 varieties of crops you grow? 1:04:55 Why is important to be transparent and have an open door policy? 1:07:43 Can anyone start a farm? 1:10:00 My suggestions for the farm 1:15:30 Any Final Tips for my viewers? 1:19:10 How can someone contact you and your farm? After watching this episode, you will learn how to set up an urban farm at a rental home or home you own. You will learn some of the most important actions you can take in order to be successful operating your own urban farm to feed your community. Related Episodes: Episode with Curtis Stone https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tP5bOr0aC58 How to Grow Microgreens and Make $100,000 a year https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fO9Q2bnQvLo How to Grow Microgreens in Your Kitchen https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YglT6_wEaQ4 Make $500 a Week by Turning Your Garden into a Farm https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2pN9PeE_iwQ Growing Food without using fertilizer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Q8cUPufCVA Subscribe to GrowingYourGreens for more videos like this: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=growingyourgreens Follow John on Instagram at: https://instagram.com/growingyourgreens/ Watch all 1300+ Episodes from GrowingYourGreens at https://www.youtube.com/user/growingyourgreens/videos City Yard Farms Website http://www.cityyardfarms.com/ City Yard Farms Facebook https://www.facebook.com/cityyardfarm/ City Yard Farm Youtube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGClqEaIiscRI6Rr5X98Feg City Yard Farms Instagram https://www.instagram.com/cityyardfarms/ -
4:51Tiny Urban Cottage in Atlanta- You can RENT this Tiny House!
Tiny Urban Cottage in Atlanta- You can RENT this Tiny House!Tiny Urban Cottage in Atlanta- You can RENT this Tiny House!
Check out Deek's book "Microshelters" HERE: https://www.amazon.com/Microshelters-Creative-Cabins-Houses-Structures/dp/1612123538/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1488990541&sr=8-1&keywords=microshelters Derek "Deek" Diedricksen (Relaxshacks, "Tiny House Builders" (HGTV), visits a tiny cottage/house rental in the Atlanta, Georgia's "Cabbagetown" district- a lively art-revitalized section of this city. This cottage, rentable on airbnb has a gorgeous bathroom, a nice outdoor deck AND porch, a tiny little kitchenette, and more. While a cottage rental, it does have almost all needed to be a full-out tiny house living space, as the video discusses. You can find more on this rental at: https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/14933746 Deek has also announced "Tiny House Summer Camp 5"- which is a hands-on workshop that takes place in Northern Vermont. The 2017 workshop will be September 15-17th and more info can be had at: http://www.relaxshacks.com -
19:09Urban self-reliance: homestead in Oakland's small rented lot
Urban self-reliance: homestead in Oakland's small rented lotUrban self-reliance: homestead in Oakland's small rented lot
Sheila Cassani began farming her rental home while a college student. She started with a small vegetable patch, but it soon spread to keeping chickens and bees and planting produce on nearly every available patch of the small yard not dedicated to the poultry. Cassani and her partner Matthew wake up at the crack of dawn to let the chickens go free-range, but she says the garden isn’t a lot of work once you’ve put in the initial investment. Since they're renting they've trying to keep their investments low. They focused on reusing found materials, such as old fence to make raised beds, bamboo that grows on the property for trellises and chicken fencing (even indoors, their furniture was mostly found, including a pallet wood sofa). They’ve dubbed their East Oakland (California) homestead the “Kansas Street Farm” and they try to keep things as closed loop as possible by catching rainwater, composting, using the chickens to prepare the veggie beds and fermenting leftover produce. Original story: http://faircompanies.com/videos/view/urban-self-reliance-homestead-in-oaklands-small-rented-lot/ -
2:55URBAN RENTAL HOUSING POLICY : STATE GOVERNMENT जल्द ही ला रहा है
URBAN RENTAL HOUSING POLICY : STATE GOVERNMENT जल्द ही ला रहा हैURBAN RENTAL HOUSING POLICY : STATE GOVERNMENT जल्द ही ला रहा है
Rent to Own BJP Government Housing Scheme is planning very soon house rental policy to the public, Rent to Own Sbsa biggest advantage of Awas Yojana will those who read by other cities, jobs or other tend to stay in one of the works. They get this thing to its biggest advantage is that if he wants to be paid the full price easy installments will make it yours. Housing rent scheme, according to ministry sources will have to own housing scheme name. Rent to Own Housing Scheme Center National bring urban rental housing under the policy. Urban Development and Housing Minister Venkaiah Naidu Rent to Own will be introduced in relation to the housing plan today reported on Thursday soon cabinet to approve this Act. Rent to Own the lower-class individuals 1.5 lakh subsidy scheme to buy houses built on private land except housing scheme is also underway. Yet this exemption was available only to houses built on land owned by the state governments and bodies. Urban Development and Housing Minister, said after the opening of the launch by private developers for affordable housing projects, the Ministry had begun to consider this plan. He said the achievement of the clearance of 17.73 million urban households in cities and towns from 2008 Ministry. Venkaiah Naidu will be added by 2022 to meet all the home promised government. In 15 states and union territories by 2019. This will be achieved. These include states like Arunachal Pradesh, Kerala, Himachal Pradesh and Jammu and Kashmir. Target other states in 2022 after the acquisition involves achieving this goal. He said rent-to-own housing scheme will also state after the notification of the Act work. 2022 will be the largest scheme of the government to provide all the housing. Migrating under the goal of proper accommodation arrangements for visiting cities have been set. For : News, News Today, News India, News In Hindi, News Today, News Today India, News Live, News Today Live, News Today In Hindi, Today News, Today News Live, India Today News Live, Narendra Modi, Arvind Kejriwal, News 2017, India 2017, Narendra Modi 2017, Modi, News Video, Kejriwal, News Live, Latest News, News Today, India News, India, News In Hindi, Livetv, Headlines, Live Tv, Headlines, BJP, App, Congress India Trending : A Place Where All Top Daily News & Many More Subscribe Us : http://tinyurl.com/TrendingIndia -
3:10Interior Design — Urban Family Home Reno
Interior Design — Urban Family Home RenoInterior Design — Urban Family Home Reno
A young couple with another baby on the way needed more space, so designer Jodie Rosen helped renovate their home with a new addition. See how she created a cohesive look in the open-concept main floor with white walls, modern finishes and colorful accessories. A graphic, modern stairway welcomes guests into the home. Jodie kept all the walls white so the furniture, rugs and decor stand out. The modern kitchen features a waterfall island and a large peninsula that divides it from the living room. A pantry and panelled fridge on either side of the range adds symmetry, while a black frame around the area provides contrast. The sunken back family room is designed to feel more intimate and laid-back without compromising style. A brick veneer wall adds texture and is accented by floating shelves and a low cabinet for extra storage. While the envelope of the home is fairly monochromatic, Jodie injected personality and major wow-factor into the powder room with a bold and colorful wallpaper. See the sources for the items in this video here: https://houseandhome.com/video/need-space-bright-family-home-shows-done/ -
1:12The Urban Rosewood Bungalow
The Urban Rosewood BungalowThe Urban Rosewood Bungalow
A brand new two bedroom apartment with custom luxury throughout. This was a creation of the owner who has an extreme obsession with wood and granite. Over the top amenities that you would not expect. We are really proud of this remodel and can't wait for you to experience it. Please note, this apartment is above another vacation rental. Located 2-1/2 blocks from the heart of Downtown Bend with breweries, galleries, restaurants, theater, shops and of course, all the charm that you've heard about Bend. -
5:23URBAN IQ: Summary of 'Homes for Victorians' PART 2
URBAN IQ: Summary of 'Homes for Victorians' PART 2URBAN IQ: Summary of 'Homes for Victorians' PART 2
In this video update, we dig deeper into the Homes for Victorians housing affordability strategy, and talk about the broader economic impacts we can expect to play out in the Victorian housing market over the next 3-5 years. The key message is that investors are central to keeping Victoria’s housing market affordable. Investors provide a steady stream of rental capacity and ensure the development sector can get projects up off-the-ground and deliver stock to investors, owner-occupiers and renters. Discouraging investors; as the Homes for Victorians strategy does; is not a good move for housing affordability. - KEY POINTS - There are three main unintended consequences that UDIA sees with the Homes for Victorians strategy, each associated with skewing the supply/demand balance and therefore negatively impacting upon housing affordability. 1. Impact on house prices: The demand for houses in Melbourne’s growth areas and established suburbs will increase but supply will not, which will drive up house prices rather than making them more affordable. 2. Impact on rental affordability: A decline in investors purchasing and leasing out new housing will limit rental supply and push up prices for renters. 3. Impact on new housing supply: Removing stamp duty concessions for investors purchasing off-the-plan properties will decrease the supply of new housing, pushing up costs for home buyers. - IMPACT ON HOUSE PRICES - • Based on the profile of many first home buyers (FHBs), the abolition of stamp duty for FHBs will likely result in an increase in both the demand for house and land packages in Melbourne’s growth areas, and in smaller houses in Melbourne’s established suburbs. The already strong demand for these forms of housing will increase in the short term as a result, which will lead to a rise in house prices for these products. • What can a FHB get with the new stamp duty concessions, under the $750,000 cap attached to the concession? a) A 3-bedroom house in the outer suburbs sells for a median price of $507,000. b) A 3-bedroom house in the middle suburbs has a median price of $750,000, being the top end of the Homes for Victorians stamp duty concession cap. c) For those looking to buy in the inner suburbs of Melbourne, the only dwelling type available within the stamp duty concession cap would be a unit, with a 2-bed unit going for a median price of $585,000. • In the medium and longer term, the number of houses priced under $750,000 will decline as Melbourne’s median house price rises, but the Homes for Victorians strategy does not anticipate increasing the $750,000 cap in the future. - RENTAL AFFORDABILITY - • Under Homes for Victorians, stamp duty concessions will no longer apply to investors buying off-the-plan properties. This may lead to less investment in the residential property sector; meaning rental stock will diminish leading to an increase in the price of renting in Melbourne. • Many people save for 3-5 years for their home deposit with a significant portion of their income going toward paying rent. If rents become more expensive because there are less homes to rent, FHBs will spend more money paying rent which they would otherwise be put towards their deposit. - NEW HOUSING SUPPLY - • According to Charter Keck Cramer, the removal of off-the-plan concessions for investors would add $23,000 to the cost of buying a $500,000 apartment off-the-plan. That figure rises to $29,000 when purchasing a $600,000 apartment. • Investors currently account for approximately 50% - 60% of new apartment sales activity. These purchases make up a large portion of the high number of pre-sales required by the banks for a development project to receive construction finance and commence. • Currently, investors are given an incentive to buy off-the-plan, which leads to pre-sales, which gives developers and the banks that finance development projects the market certainty they need to commence a project; and start turning planning approvals into construction jobs which in turn deliver new houses. Without the incentive, investor interest may decline and this will limit new housing supply. - ABOUT URBAN IQ - URBAN IQ is a market intelligence initiative by UDIA’s Victorian division. www.udiavic.com.au -
1:28Affordable Urban Rentals - Roost Guest House Rental L$150/wk (Second Life)
Affordable Urban Rentals - Roost Guest House Rental L$150/wk (Second Life)Affordable Urban Rentals - Roost Guest House Rental L$150/wk (Second Life)
Affordable Urban Rentals brings you the Roost Guest House unit fully furnished on a private parcel for L$150 a week with 100 Prim allowance. This roomy accommodation has a living room, kitchen, bedroom and bathroom. It comes with BlackBoxTv media and has a self rental system with security. These units are located in the Liberty Estates section of the urban city connected through The Streetz SandBox & Hangout. Transportation via Bus or Subway destination is available. Car rezzers also available should you want to drive around and see the sights. Visit our rental office for all listings and vacancies: http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Wooden%20Heart/24/194/2702 -
6:23Urban Homes — 4/20 Jam (Official Video) 🌲🔥👌💨🚀🍁🍄💊👽✌🍍💉😋
Urban Homes — 4/20 Jam (Official Video) 🌲🔥👌💨🚀🍁🍄💊👽✌🍍💉😋Urban Homes — 4/20 Jam (Official Video) 🌲🔥👌💨🚀🍁🍄💊👽✌🍍💉😋
Urban Homes — »Jams« 2xLP/CD/Digital Can be purchased: physical — http://shop.altinvillage.de/product/urban-homes-jams digital — https://altinvillage.bandcamp.com/album/jams Video by Keine Zeit Medien — http://keinezeitmedien.de Big thx to giphy & tumblr community Keine Zeit Medien's music video for the track »4/20 Jam« by Urban Homes is a hypnotic labyrinth about drug culture and about the hazy state of mind. Here, drug usage works as a wider metaphor for letting loose of one's ratio and of a functionality that is expected of us at any time. More than just a rebellion in numbers, the concept of 4/20 confronts this incessant pressure to achieve and perform 24/7. The ADHD-evoking stimulus satiation is composed of found footage and a potpourri of pop cultural gif-animations. The logic and meaning behind this visual overkill centered at the meeting point of internet phenomena and Dada remains undecipherable and irrational, not unlike pot heads' mental leaps and mind frames. — On two 12”s and over the course of a staggering 78 minutes, big things are happening on »Jams«, Urban Homes’ monumental sophomore album. The highly ambititous attempt at a certain history of dance music, a sweaty night on the dancefloor, an excursion into the fog...But one thing at a time: The 13 Jams go back to recordings of years of communal, midi- and hardware-based jam sessions which, over three years, were painstakingly discarded, refined, condensed, reconstructed and provided with occasional guest vocals by Hanitra Wagner (Ωracles, Die Heiterkeit). The album was mixed by Jan Philipp Janzen (Von Spar) at Dumbo Studios, mastered by Cem Oral at Jammin’ Masters. Sonja Deffner (Die Heiterkeit, Jason & Theodor) is responsible for the stunning gatefold artwork. On »Jams«, Benjamin Riedl, Stephan Weinand and Oliver Bersin explore a history of dance music that is retraced in the 13 tracks: The seemingly clear cut references in titles such as »Verdub Lang Her (Stripped Down Killer Dub Jam)«, »Blue Note Jam« or »As High Acid Can Get (☺ Jam)«, however, are not to be taken as letters of intent, but—despite the playful handling of genre conventions and clichés—as hommages to the immaterial architecture of the club: the atmosphere, the vibe, the jam. In its rich texture, the dramatic composition of »Jams« reconstructs the resonance space of an excessive, foggy, and steamy night at the club, thereby approaching its point of interest. Despite the clear club compatibility (each of the 13 tracks will work on a dancefloor worth its salt), Urban Homes do not shy away from sticky harmonic arrangements and melodies that are bound to be called »pop«. They do however, and this is one of the points of this great album, avoid any overarching narrative of organicity or authenticity which might refer the record to a context of »indie« music. Unlike the acclaimed and award-winning debut »Centres«, which wore the socialization of the (previously four) Urban Homes on its sleeve, this is rootless, nomadic music that is in the most beautiful sense out there. So far out there, in fact, that we seem to make out figures such as Pharaoh Sanders or Sun Ra through the ever-present (see titles such as »4/20 Jam« or »Summer Rolls [Midnight Munchies Jam]« for reference) fog. What seems so effortless, casual and relaxed over the entire run time, finally, is in fact merely evidence of the band’s musical mastery and precision: The staging of gaps, the fraying, dripping track ends and its general weirdness is part of the modeling of the history of a music that formed without a »quantise« command. — -
2:02Urban Vacation Homes Sublet Program
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4:11Urban Homes Condo for rent | Cebu Houses for sale
Urban Homes Condo for rent | Cebu Houses for saleUrban Homes Condo for rent | Cebu Houses for sale
Only P 10,000 a month for rent Only P 200,000 for assume Urban Homes Condominium – Assume Condo Unit or Condo for rent perfect for student or young professional in Cebu, Philippines. A Residential Condominium for rent composed of 20 Buildings. Each Building has a 4rth Floor Level with 52 Units. Floor Area is 25 sq.m good as size for newly couple, single individual or with partner or working professionals. Urban Homes Unit Features: Description: Studio Type Floor Area: 25 sq.m Structure: Concrete Pre-cast Panels Walls Interior: Top Coat Painted, Plain Cement Finish Exterior: Top Coat Painted, Plain Cement Finish Floor: Tile Finished Ceiling: GF-3F Painted,Cement Finish 4F Ficem or Gypsum ceiling For free site visit and inquiries contact: Merlion Homes Representatives Globe: 0917.771.8774 Sun: 0923.123.6655 Landline: 032.238.2649 viber: 0917.771.8774 whatsapp: 0917.771.8774 skype: anna.merlion -
0:53The Urban Condo, Central Pattaya. 1 Bedroom Condo for Rent - C001138
The Urban Condo, Central Pattaya. 1 Bedroom Condo for Rent - C001138The Urban Condo, Central Pattaya. 1 Bedroom Condo for Rent - C001138
Property Link | http://www.wesellpattayaproperty.com/en-GB/realestate/central-pattaya/condo/wsp-c001138| For the "Property Description" or to follow us on "Facebook" click on "SHOW MORE" Click Website | http://www.wesellpattayaproperty.com | To search property for Sale & Rent in Pattaya..I Lovely 1 bedroom condo in The Urban, Central Pattaya. The Condo is situated on the 4th floor and has pool views from the balcony. The unit features a fitted euro kitchen, open plan reception, separate bedroom with walk in wardrobe and clean modern bathroom. The project is an excellent location within walking distance of premium shopping malls, Villa Supermarket (with some of the best selection of foreign imported foods and products) Starbucks, McDonald's, Shenanigan's Pub, and Major Cinema. The project also offers easy access to Pattaya Beach, Pattaya 2nd Road, and Jomtien. The complex has two swimming pools, ample underground secure parking, key card security, and gymnasium. Follow us on Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/WESELLPATTAYAPROPERTY/ -
0:57Chic Urban Home In Bangkok For Rent At Ficus Lane
Chic Urban Home In Bangkok For Rent At Ficus LaneChic Urban Home In Bangkok For Rent At Ficus Lane
http://HomeConnectThailand.com - Property ID: PC003390 Tel: +66 2-687-7988 - Email: info@homeconnectthailand.com Building Name: Ficus Lane Spread over 210 square meters, this contemporary chic urban home in Bangkok for rent at Ficus Lane is fully furnished and has three bedrooms and three bathrooms. Available now on freehold, this decorated house in Phra Khanong is drenched in natural light with its full length windows and has a unique T-shape open layout. Polished marble tiles and white walls give it a cozy ambiance. http://www.HomeConnectThailand.com/listing/chic-urban-home-in-bangkok-for-rent-at-ficus-lane/ Note: This property might require a 1 year rental contract. By HomeConnect (Thailand) Ltd. Rama 4 Road, Sirinrat Building, 21st Floor, Klong Toey, Bangkok 10110, Thailand Tel: +662-687-7988 | Fax +662-687-7999 Email: info@homeconnectthailand.com We have hundreds of available Bangkok apartments for rent and Bangkok condos for rent. Most of our properties are in central Bangkok and above 30.000thb/month. Most landlords require a 1 year contract, occasionally 6 months and rarely 3 months or less. We do not have any apartments or condos with contract time of less than 1 month. Welcome to contact us to find your new rental today, may it be in the business districts like Sathorn, Sukhumvit or in the outskirts like Bang Na or Chaeng Wattana, we are sure we can help you find what you are looking for. Google+: https://plus.google.com/108511785406765749475 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HomeConnectThailand/ Pinterest: http://pinterest.com/HomeConnectThai/ Twitter: http://twitter.com/HomeConnectThai/ Tumblr: http://HomeConnect.tumblr.com/ © HomeConnect Thailand - 2013 All Rights Reserved® -
3:07Urban Home Decoration Video
Urban Home Decoration VideoUrban Home Decoration Video
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4:44Urban Loft Style Town Home!
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2:32Detroit, The USA's Cheapest Houses
Detroit, The USA's Cheapest HousesDetroit, The USA's Cheapest Houses
American Roadtrip http://www.overlander.tv Watch our other Detroit videos including an interview with Pinky about urban farming http://www.overlander.tv/tag/detroit/ I interviewed Pinky Jones about MUFI, the Michigan Urban Farming Initiative. She had just bought a house in the same North End Detroit neighbourhood as the Urban Farm for $3,000. In this video she takes us for a short tour of the two story, 6 bedroom, 2 bathroom, 2 kitchen property. Pinky bought her house with her brother at a Detroit City Tax Auction. Detroit City has auctions of vacant homes as a result of tax lien foreclosures, in which homeowners failed to pay their property taxes and other municipal fees. Pinky and her brother are yet to get Utilities and Water connected in their new home. Pinky believes many in Detroit have trouble paying these bills and many go without heating, electricity and water, even through the harsh Michigan winter. Many Beautiful historic homes are available in Detroit for very cheap prices. Many DIYers buy houses and surrounding vacant blocks to grow urban veggie gardens. Detroit is becoming quite a hub for young artists, attracted by the cheap rents and properties, and the unique post industrial landscape. For more information on buying houses in Detroit http://buildingdetroit.org/Home BUT do your research http://www.marketwatch.com/story/detroits-1000-houses-may-be-a-lousy-deal-2014-04-16 Subscribe to overlander: http://www.youtube.com/user/overlander?sub_confirmation=1 Check out our full video catalog: http://www.youtube.com/user/overlander/videos Videos, travel advice and more: http://overlander.tv Like Overlander on Facebook: http://fb.com/overlander.tv Follow Overlander on Twitter: http://twitter.com/overlandertv Instagram Travel Photos: http://instagram.com/overlandertv -
3:56Urban Homes Tipolo Condominium
Urban Homes Tipolo CondominiumUrban Homes Tipolo Condominium
Urban Homes Tipolo is just very near / walking distance from the National Road. Near Security Bank, Land Bank of the Philippines. Nearest Mall is Park Mall. Just one ride from SM CITY CEBU and AYALA Center. RENT TO OWN SCHEME AS LOW DOWPAYMENT OF PHP10.000 ONLY NO LONG WAIT FOR YOUR CONDOMINIUM UNIT TO FINISHED GOOD FOR RENTAL INVESTMENT AFFORDABLE MONTHLY AMORTIZATION SUPER LOW DOWNPAYMENT READY FOR OCCUPANCY WITHIN 2 to 3 MONTHS TIME Finished Units * Room Height is 2.6 meters high * Floor Area: 25sqm * Kitchen with cabinets * Tiled Floors * Balcony Amenities: * Basketball Court * Clubhouse * Children's Playground * Swimming Pool * Gated and Landscaped Entrance * Guardhouse and 24/7 Security Reservation Fee: Php 10,000.00 Downpayment/Equity: 10,000 per month until Turn-over Requirements upon reservation: 1) 6 pcs 1x1 pictures with white background 2) Birth Certificate 3) Marriage Contract 4) one month latest payslip 5) photocopy of 2 VAlid I.D 6) Certificate of employment 7) Post dated checks CONTACT US FOR MORE,,, REALTY OPTIONS, We CARE' We HELP' We KNOW'... REAL ESTATE FORECLOSURE?... allow us to HELP you'. REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT?... allow us to GUIDE you'. REAL ESTATE BUSINESS?... allow us to TEACH you'. SPY MENDOZA Sales Director REALTY OPTION INC. Email: mr.spymendoza@gmail.com Contact us: SUN: +63.923.652.2220 / GLOBE: +63.926.661.6556 Skype: spy.mendoza Click here to view our Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/HouseAndLotForSaleInCebu -
1:24Urban Modern Cottage Craftsman Style Interior | Small Home Design Ideas
Urban Modern Cottage Craftsman Style Interior | Small Home Design IdeasUrban Modern Cottage Craftsman Style Interior | Small Home Design Ideas
This North Vancouver Coach House Rental is a Prime Guest Home. It has a sage green paneling, creamy trim, and Craftsman style details create a welcoming exterior. Inside you'll find a layout of only 766 square feet (71 square meters). The living, dining, and kitchen areas make up the main floor; upstairs are two bedrooms. You can find more details about the builder/designer and pricing of this awesome Tiny Home here: https://www.smallworks.ca/gallery/north-vancouver-coach-house-rental/ Images: © Jeremy Segal http://www.jsegalphoto.com via Smallworks Music: Walk In The Park Full by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Artist: http://audionautix.com/ Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/c/HomeBlings -
2:19Affordable Urban Rentals - Redgrave Luton Home for Rent L$400/wk
Affordable Urban Rentals - Redgrave Luton Home for Rent L$400/wk -
8:51Young Woman Escapes Crazy Rent With Tiny House
Young Woman Escapes Crazy Rent With Tiny HouseYoung Woman Escapes Crazy Rent With Tiny House
After graduation, this inspiring young woman has found freedom from high rent prices in the form of a Tiny House on wheels. Video sponsored by Graphic Stock, Get your free 7 Day Trial: http://graphicstock.com/livingbigtinyhouse_0617 In towns across America, growing rent prices are encouraging greater numbers of young people to search for alternative dwellings. Amongst those alternatives are Tiny Homes. This week we meet Jackie Kemp who lives in a beautiful country-style small home along with her tiny hound Darla and her horses. Become a Living Big Patron: https://www.patreon.com/livingbig Read More: http://www.livingbiginatinyhouse.com/tiny-house-tiny-hound/ Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/livingbiginatinyhouse Twitter: @TinyHouseNZ Instagram: @livingbiginatinyhouse Please subscribe for more videos on Tiny Houses, design, and sustainable, off-grid living. Music in this video: http://www.youtube.com/brycelangston 'Living Big in a Tiny House' © 2017 Zyia Pictures Ltd -
2:36Rent To On Scheme I rent to on house I National Urban Rental Housing Policy
Rent To On Scheme I rent to on house I National Urban Rental Housing PolicyRent To On Scheme I rent to on house I National Urban Rental Housing Policy
rent to on house Rent To On Scheme Central Government Rental House Landlord National Urban Rental Housing Policy Venkaiah Naidu Union Minister modi government, house rent owner subsidy -
4:13Urban Chic Interior Design Ideas | Smart, Stylish and Sophisticated
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8:14Berkeley's backyard tiny house adds income & affordable housing
Berkeley's backyard tiny house adds income & affordable housingBerkeley's backyard tiny house adds income & affordable housing
Karen Chapple is a city planning professor so she knows all about the benefits of backyard cottages as urban infill and for adding density to sprawling neighborhoods, but when she took out a loan to build her own "accessory dwelling unit" (AKA secondary dwelling unit, granny flat, in-law unit), she did it for what she calls selfish reasons. The place is small- the footprint is just 250 square feet (the 450 square feet total includes the sleeping loft and porch)-, but her first tenants were a family with a 2-year-old son. Both Karen Kerr and her partner are firefighters which means their salaries don't go far in the high rent communities of the San Francisco Bay Area. So downsizing to a tiny home just made sense. More info on original story: http://faircompanies.com/videos/view/berkeleys-backyard-tiny-house-helps-with-income-landscape/
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The Accessory Dwelling Unit for Sustainable Urban Living - A Tiny House Alternative
Accessory dwelling units (ADU) are small homes that can be built in the backyards of larger homes, in cities where they've been approved. They're also sometimes known as carriage, coach, or laneway houses. These small homes are typically around 700-1000 square feet in size, although the size sometimes has to be calculated as a percentage of the size of the yard. Adding new homes in potentially underused backyard spaces is a sustainable way to provide more housing options in walkable urban neighbourhoods where people don't need to use cars to get around for every errand. ADUs can also help reduce urban sprawl by reducing the need for cities to grow outwards, which increases commuting distances and therefore increases transportation pollution. In Vancouver, laneway houses have been l...
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Urban Farmer Makes $1000 a Week Growing Vegetables in Rental Home
John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ goes on a field trip to an Urban Farm in Denver, Colorado to share with you how they make $1000 a week growing vegetables in a home they rent on 1/3 of an acre. In this episode, you will learn how in just 7 months the Farmers transformed an empty yard into a fully operational farm growing microgreens, leafy green vegetables, root vegetables, and fruits. You will get a tour of the entire farm showing you all the different areas and some of the infrastructures that have been built that can be easily removed if necessary. You will discover how this farm is able to gross $1000 a week by selling food they grow on their 1/3 acre lot including washing, drying, cleaning and storing the vegetables when necessary. You will learn about some of the mos...
published: 15 Nov 2017 -
Tiny Urban Cottage in Atlanta- You can RENT this Tiny House!
Check out Deek's book "Microshelters" HERE: https://www.amazon.com/Microshelters-Creative-Cabins-Houses-Structures/dp/1612123538/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1488990541&sr=8-1&keywords=microshelters Derek "Deek" Diedricksen (Relaxshacks, "Tiny House Builders" (HGTV), visits a tiny cottage/house rental in the Atlanta, Georgia's "Cabbagetown" district- a lively art-revitalized section of this city. This cottage, rentable on airbnb has a gorgeous bathroom, a nice outdoor deck AND porch, a tiny little kitchenette, and more. While a cottage rental, it does have almost all needed to be a full-out tiny house living space, as the video discusses. You can find more on this rental at: https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/14933746 Deek has also announced "Tiny House Summer Camp 5"- which is a hands-on workshop...
published: 08 Mar 2017 -
Urban self-reliance: homestead in Oakland's small rented lot
Sheila Cassani began farming her rental home while a college student. She started with a small vegetable patch, but it soon spread to keeping chickens and bees and planting produce on nearly every available patch of the small yard not dedicated to the poultry. Cassani and her partner Matthew wake up at the crack of dawn to let the chickens go free-range, but she says the garden isn’t a lot of work once you’ve put in the initial investment. Since they're renting they've trying to keep their investments low. They focused on reusing found materials, such as old fence to make raised beds, bamboo that grows on the property for trellises and chicken fencing (even indoors, their furniture was mostly found, including a pallet wood sofa). They’ve dubbed their East Oakland (California) homestead ...
published: 13 Apr 2015 -
URBAN RENTAL HOUSING POLICY : STATE GOVERNMENT जल्द ही ला रहा है
Rent to Own BJP Government Housing Scheme is planning very soon house rental policy to the public, Rent to Own Sbsa biggest advantage of Awas Yojana will those who read by other cities, jobs or other tend to stay in one of the works. They get this thing to its biggest advantage is that if he wants to be paid the full price easy installments will make it yours. Housing rent scheme, according to ministry sources will have to own housing scheme name. Rent to Own Housing Scheme Center National bring urban rental housing under the policy. Urban Development and Housing Minister Venkaiah Naidu Rent to Own will be introduced in relation to the housing plan today reported on Thursday soon cabinet to approve this Act. Rent to Own the lower-class individuals 1.5 lakh subsidy scheme to buy houses buil...
published: 22 Apr 2017 -
Interior Design — Urban Family Home Reno
A young couple with another baby on the way needed more space, so designer Jodie Rosen helped renovate their home with a new addition. See how she created a cohesive look in the open-concept main floor with white walls, modern finishes and colorful accessories. A graphic, modern stairway welcomes guests into the home. Jodie kept all the walls white so the furniture, rugs and decor stand out. The modern kitchen features a waterfall island and a large peninsula that divides it from the living room. A pantry and panelled fridge on either side of the range adds symmetry, while a black frame around the area provides contrast. The sunken back family room is designed to feel more intimate and laid-back without compromising style. A brick veneer wall adds texture and is accented by floating shelv...
published: 13 Apr 2017 -
The Urban Rosewood Bungalow
A brand new two bedroom apartment with custom luxury throughout. This was a creation of the owner who has an extreme obsession with wood and granite. Over the top amenities that you would not expect. We are really proud of this remodel and can't wait for you to experience it. Please note, this apartment is above another vacation rental. Located 2-1/2 blocks from the heart of Downtown Bend with breweries, galleries, restaurants, theater, shops and of course, all the charm that you've heard about Bend.
published: 05 Apr 2018 -
URBAN IQ: Summary of 'Homes for Victorians' PART 2
In this video update, we dig deeper into the Homes for Victorians housing affordability strategy, and talk about the broader economic impacts we can expect to play out in the Victorian housing market over the next 3-5 years. The key message is that investors are central to keeping Victoria’s housing market affordable. Investors provide a steady stream of rental capacity and ensure the development sector can get projects up off-the-ground and deliver stock to investors, owner-occupiers and renters. Discouraging investors; as the Homes for Victorians strategy does; is not a good move for housing affordability. - KEY POINTS - There are three main unintended consequences that UDIA sees with the Homes for Victorians strategy, each associated with skewing the supply/demand balance and theref...
published: 10 Apr 2017 -
Affordable Urban Rentals - Roost Guest House Rental L$150/wk (Second Life)
Affordable Urban Rentals brings you the Roost Guest House unit fully furnished on a private parcel for L$150 a week with 100 Prim allowance. This roomy accommodation has a living room, kitchen, bedroom and bathroom. It comes with BlackBoxTv media and has a self rental system with security. These units are located in the Liberty Estates section of the urban city connected through The Streetz SandBox & Hangout. Transportation via Bus or Subway destination is available. Car rezzers also available should you want to drive around and see the sights. Visit our rental office for all listings and vacancies: http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Wooden%20Heart/24/194/2702
published: 25 Sep 2015 -
Urban Homes — 4/20 Jam (Official Video) 🌲🔥👌💨🚀🍁🍄💊👽✌🍍💉😋
Urban Homes — »Jams« 2xLP/CD/Digital Can be purchased: physical — http://shop.altinvillage.de/product/urban-homes-jams digital — https://altinvillage.bandcamp.com/album/jams Video by Keine Zeit Medien — http://keinezeitmedien.de Big thx to giphy & tumblr community Keine Zeit Medien's music video for the track »4/20 Jam« by Urban Homes is a hypnotic labyrinth about drug culture and about the hazy state of mind. Here, drug usage works as a wider metaphor for letting loose of one's ratio and of a functionality that is expected of us at any time. More than just a rebellion in numbers, the concept of 4/20 confronts this incessant pressure to achieve and perform 24/7. The ADHD-evoking stimulus satiation is composed of found footage and a potpourri of pop cultural gif-animations. The logic an...
published: 12 Dec 2016 -
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Urban Homes Condo for rent | Cebu Houses for sale
Only P 10,000 a month for rent Only P 200,000 for assume Urban Homes Condominium – Assume Condo Unit or Condo for rent perfect for student or young professional in Cebu, Philippines. A Residential Condominium for rent composed of 20 Buildings. Each Building has a 4rth Floor Level with 52 Units. Floor Area is 25 sq.m good as size for newly couple, single individual or with partner or working professionals. Urban Homes Unit Features: Description: Studio Type Floor Area: 25 sq.m Structure: Concrete Pre-cast Panels Walls Interior: Top Coat Painted, Plain Cement Finish Exterior: Top Coat Painted, Plain Cement Finish Floor: Tile Finished Ceiling: GF-3F Painted,Cement Finish 4F Ficem or Gypsum ceiling For free site visit and inquiries contact: Merlion Homes Rep...
published: 15 Jul 2015 -
The Urban Condo, Central Pattaya. 1 Bedroom Condo for Rent - C001138
Property Link | http://www.wesellpattayaproperty.com/en-GB/realestate/central-pattaya/condo/wsp-c001138| For the "Property Description" or to follow us on "Facebook" click on "SHOW MORE" Click Website | http://www.wesellpattayaproperty.com | To search property for Sale & Rent in Pattaya..I Lovely 1 bedroom condo in The Urban, Central Pattaya. The Condo is situated on the 4th floor and has pool views from the balcony. The unit features a fitted euro kitchen, open plan reception, separate bedroom with walk in wardrobe and clean modern bathroom. The project is an excellent location within walking distance of premium shopping malls, Villa Supermarket (with some of the best selection of foreign imported foods and products) Starbucks, McDonald's, Shenanigan's Pub, and Major Cinema. The project...
published: 07 Feb 2017 -
Chic Urban Home In Bangkok For Rent At Ficus Lane
http://HomeConnectThailand.com - Property ID: PC003390 Tel: +66 2-687-7988 - Email: info@homeconnectthailand.com Building Name: Ficus Lane Spread over 210 square meters, this contemporary chic urban home in Bangkok for rent at Ficus Lane is fully furnished and has three bedrooms and three bathrooms. Available now on freehold, this decorated house in Phra Khanong is drenched in natural light with its full length windows and has a unique T-shape open layout. Polished marble tiles and white walls give it a cozy ambiance. http://www.HomeConnectThailand.com/listing/chic-urban-home-in-bangkok-for-rent-at-ficus-lane/ Note: This property might require a 1 year rental contract. By HomeConnect (Thailand) Ltd. Rama 4 Road, Sirinrat Building, 21st Floor, Klong Toey, Bangkok 10110, Thaila...
published: 19 Jun 2013 -
Urban Home Decoration Video
published: 10 Mar 2015 -
Urban Loft Style Town Home!
Vacation Rental in the heart of West Seattle Junction.
published: 02 Jul 2013 -
Detroit, The USA's Cheapest Houses
American Roadtrip http://www.overlander.tv Watch our other Detroit videos including an interview with Pinky about urban farming http://www.overlander.tv/tag/detroit/ I interviewed Pinky Jones about MUFI, the Michigan Urban Farming Initiative. She had just bought a house in the same North End Detroit neighbourhood as the Urban Farm for $3,000. In this video she takes us for a short tour of the two story, 6 bedroom, 2 bathroom, 2 kitchen property. Pinky bought her house with her brother at a Detroit City Tax Auction. Detroit City has auctions of vacant homes as a result of tax lien foreclosures, in which homeowners failed to pay their property taxes and other municipal fees. Pinky and her brother are yet to get Utilities and Water connected in their new home. Pinky believes many in Detroit...
published: 31 Jul 2014 -
Urban Homes Tipolo Condominium
Urban Homes Tipolo is just very near / walking distance from the National Road. Near Security Bank, Land Bank of the Philippines. Nearest Mall is Park Mall. Just one ride from SM CITY CEBU and AYALA Center. RENT TO OWN SCHEME AS LOW DOWPAYMENT OF PHP10.000 ONLY NO LONG WAIT FOR YOUR CONDOMINIUM UNIT TO FINISHED GOOD FOR RENTAL INVESTMENT AFFORDABLE MONTHLY AMORTIZATION SUPER LOW DOWNPAYMENT READY FOR OCCUPANCY WITHIN 2 to 3 MONTHS TIME Finished Units * Room Height is 2.6 meters high * Floor Area: 25sqm * Kitchen with cabinets * Tiled Floors * Balcony Amenities: * Basketball Court * Clubhouse * Children's Playground * Swimming Pool * Gated and Landscaped Entrance * Guardhouse and 24/7 Security Reservation Fee: Php 10,000.00 Downpayment/Equity: 10,000 per month until Turn-over Requ...
published: 10 Jul 2014 -
Urban Modern Cottage Craftsman Style Interior | Small Home Design Ideas
This North Vancouver Coach House Rental is a Prime Guest Home. It has a sage green paneling, creamy trim, and Craftsman style details create a welcoming exterior. Inside you'll find a layout of only 766 square feet (71 square meters). The living, dining, and kitchen areas make up the main floor; upstairs are two bedrooms. You can find more details about the builder/designer and pricing of this awesome Tiny Home here: https://www.smallworks.ca/gallery/north-vancouver-coach-house-rental/ Images: © Jeremy Segal http://www.jsegalphoto.com via Smallworks Music: Walk In The Park Full by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Artist: http://audionautix.com/ Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/c/HomeBlings
published: 12 Jun 2017 -
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Young Woman Escapes Crazy Rent With Tiny House
After graduation, this inspiring young woman has found freedom from high rent prices in the form of a Tiny House on wheels. Video sponsored by Graphic Stock, Get your free 7 Day Trial: http://graphicstock.com/livingbigtinyhouse_0617 In towns across America, growing rent prices are encouraging greater numbers of young people to search for alternative dwellings. Amongst those alternatives are Tiny Homes. This week we meet Jackie Kemp who lives in a beautiful country-style small home along with her tiny hound Darla and her horses. Become a Living Big Patron: https://www.patreon.com/livingbig Read More: http://www.livingbiginatinyhouse.com/tiny-house-tiny-hound/ Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/livingbiginatinyhouse Twitter: @TinyHouseNZ Instagram: @livingbiginatinyhouse Please subsc...
published: 08 Jun 2017 -
Rent To On Scheme I rent to on house I National Urban Rental Housing Policy
rent to on house Rent To On Scheme Central Government Rental House Landlord National Urban Rental Housing Policy Venkaiah Naidu Union Minister modi government, house rent owner subsidy
published: 21 Apr 2017 -
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Berkeley's backyard tiny house adds income & affordable housing
Karen Chapple is a city planning professor so she knows all about the benefits of backyard cottages as urban infill and for adding density to sprawling neighborhoods, but when she took out a loan to build her own "accessory dwelling unit" (AKA secondary dwelling unit, granny flat, in-law unit), she did it for what she calls selfish reasons. The place is small- the footprint is just 250 square feet (the 450 square feet total includes the sleeping loft and porch)-, but her first tenants were a family with a 2-year-old son. Both Karen Kerr and her partner are firefighters which means their salaries don't go far in the high rent communities of the San Francisco Bay Area. So downsizing to a tiny home just made sense. More info on original story: http://faircompanies.com/videos/view/berkeleys-...
published: 08 Oct 2012
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The Accessory Dwelling Unit for Sustainable Urban Living - A Tiny House Alternative
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- Duration: 6:08
- Updated: 06 Aug 2017
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Accessory dwelling units (ADU) are small homes that can be built in the backyards of larger homes, in cities where they've been approved. They're also sometime...
Accessory dwelling units (ADU) are small homes that can be built in the backyards of larger homes, in cities where they've been approved. They're also sometimes known as carriage, coach, or laneway houses.
These small homes are typically around 700-1000 square feet in size, although the size sometimes has to be calculated as a percentage of the size of the yard.
Adding new homes in potentially underused backyard spaces is a sustainable way to provide more housing options in walkable urban neighbourhoods where people don't need to use cars to get around for every errand. ADUs can also help reduce urban sprawl by reducing the need for cities to grow outwards, which increases commuting distances and therefore increases transportation pollution.
In Vancouver, laneway houses have been legal for a few years and the city is issuing building permits for ~500 new units each year. At this scale, ADU's are starting to have a positive impact on the housing situation in the City of Vancouver.
That said, one of the major problems with laneway houses at the moment is that, in some cities, you can't sell the laneway house separately from the main house, which means they might only be accessible to people who are already land owners, or to tenants who can rent them. Eventually, it would be great if the properties could be stratified so that the big and small homes could be sold separately.
Thank you to Rise for sponsoring this video! If you're interested in learning more about sustainable building and renovations, check out their website and Facebook pages:
https://www.buildwithrise.com/
https://www.facebook.com/risehomes/
And thank you to Bryn Davidson from Lanefab for helping us understand the positive impacts and the challenges of laneway houses in Vancouver. To check out more Lanefab laneway houses, check out their website here:
http://www.lanefab.com/
Thanks for watching!
Mat & Danielle
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Accessory dwelling units (ADU) are small homes that can be built in the backyards of larger homes, in cities where they've been approved. They're also sometimes known as carriage, coach, or laneway houses.
These small homes are typically around 700-1000 square feet in size, although the size sometimes has to be calculated as a percentage of the size of the yard.
Adding new homes in potentially underused backyard spaces is a sustainable way to provide more housing options in walkable urban neighbourhoods where people don't need to use cars to get around for every errand. ADUs can also help reduce urban sprawl by reducing the need for cities to grow outwards, which increases commuting distances and therefore increases transportation pollution.
In Vancouver, laneway houses have been legal for a few years and the city is issuing building permits for ~500 new units each year. At this scale, ADU's are starting to have a positive impact on the housing situation in the City of Vancouver.
That said, one of the major problems with laneway houses at the moment is that, in some cities, you can't sell the laneway house separately from the main house, which means they might only be accessible to people who are already land owners, or to tenants who can rent them. Eventually, it would be great if the properties could be stratified so that the big and small homes could be sold separately.
Thank you to Rise for sponsoring this video! If you're interested in learning more about sustainable building and renovations, check out their website and Facebook pages:
https://www.buildwithrise.com/
https://www.facebook.com/risehomes/
And thank you to Bryn Davidson from Lanefab for helping us understand the positive impacts and the challenges of laneway houses in Vancouver. To check out more Lanefab laneway houses, check out their website here:
http://www.lanefab.com/
Thanks for watching!
Mat & Danielle
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Thank you to all of our Patrons who support us so generously and a very special thank you to our backbone supporters: The Burgess Family.
If you like our videos, please consider supporting us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/exploringalternatives
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We will always disclose if we’re promoting products that were given to us for free, or if we’re including a sponsored message in our video.
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- published: 06 Aug 2017
- views: 155977
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Urban Farmer Makes $1000 a Week Growing Vegetables in Rental Home
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- Duration: 1:25:10
- Updated: 15 Nov 2017
- views: 34362
John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ goes on a field trip to an Urban Farm in Denver, Colorado to share with you how they make $1000 a week growing vege...
John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ goes on a field trip to an Urban Farm in Denver, Colorado to share with you how they make $1000 a week growing vegetables in a home they rent on 1/3 of an acre.
In this episode, you will learn how in just 7 months the Farmers transformed an empty yard into a fully operational farm growing microgreens, leafy green vegetables, root vegetables, and fruits.
You will get a tour of the entire farm showing you all the different areas and some of the infrastructures that have been built that can be easily removed if necessary.
You will discover how this farm is able to gross $1000 a week by selling food they grow on their 1/3 acre lot including washing, drying, cleaning and storing the vegetables when necessary.
You will learn about some of the most important equipment that was purchased to get this farm up and running. You will discover how hoop houses allow them to get an early start on the season, and grow foods until late in the season to produce an income for the longest period of time.
You will discover some of the specific crops that are being grown, and how they are doing it. You will learn how the entire farm is being run off a single hose spigot.
Finally, John will interview James the farmer and ask many questions regarding urban farming and his farm.
Jump to the following parts of this episode:
0:00:54 Tour of Growing in Front Yard
0:02:37 Make $240 for growing carrots in 2 months in little space
0:05:15 Back Yard Tour Starts
0:07:52 Hoophouse used to grow microgreens and starts
0:08:38 Types of Microgreens being grown
0:11:11 Growing Tomatoes in a Hoophouse
0:14:19 Hoophouse with no plastic why?
0:15:50 Rows of Leafy Greens
0:19:50 Interplanting - Use Your Weeds to Eat
0:22:08 Feeding Chickens
0:24:08 Washing Shed to increase the value of crops and conserve water
0:25:09 Brand New Washing Machine Converted to Salad Spinner
0:27:58 Farmers tools that help him grow
0:30:29 Farm Irrigation System run by one spigot
0:33:05 Interview with Farmer James
0:34:17 Is it true you never grew anything before:
0:34:54 Why did you decide to grow vegetables instead of Pasture Animals?
0:37:12 How soon after you starting farming did you make money?
0:38:05 How much money did you invest in infrastructure?
0:39:50 How much time has the BCS tiller saved you?
0:41:40 Why didn't you focus on building your soil?
0:43:44 Would You Pay $800 for Curtis Stones Course again?
0:45:28 Why is it important to ensure you have a market for your produce?
0:49:00 Why is presentation important when selling at the farmers market?
0:51:44 How much money do you make and is this your only income?
0:52:50 How would you improve farming next year? Will you grow next year?
0:54:50 How many hours a week did you put in when you started?
0:57:40 How rewarding has it been to grow food for other people?
1:00:00 What are the 3 top challenges you had growing food?
1:03:30 What are the top 3 varieties of crops you grow?
1:04:55 Why is important to be transparent and have an open door policy?
1:07:43 Can anyone start a farm?
1:10:00 My suggestions for the farm
1:15:30 Any Final Tips for my viewers?
1:19:10 How can someone contact you and your farm?
After watching this episode, you will learn how to set up an urban farm at a rental home or home you own. You will learn some of the most important actions you can take in order to be successful operating your own urban farm to feed your community.
Related Episodes:
Episode with Curtis Stone
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tP5bOr0aC58
How to Grow Microgreens and Make $100,000 a year
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fO9Q2bnQvLo
How to Grow Microgreens in Your Kitchen
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YglT6_wEaQ4
Make $500 a Week by Turning Your Garden into a Farm
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2pN9PeE_iwQ
Growing Food without using fertilizer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Q8cUPufCVA
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https://wn.com/Urban_Farmer_Makes_1000_A_Week_Growing_Vegetables_In_Rental_Home
John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ goes on a field trip to an Urban Farm in Denver, Colorado to share with you how they make $1000 a week growing vegetables in a home they rent on 1/3 of an acre.
In this episode, you will learn how in just 7 months the Farmers transformed an empty yard into a fully operational farm growing microgreens, leafy green vegetables, root vegetables, and fruits.
You will get a tour of the entire farm showing you all the different areas and some of the infrastructures that have been built that can be easily removed if necessary.
You will discover how this farm is able to gross $1000 a week by selling food they grow on their 1/3 acre lot including washing, drying, cleaning and storing the vegetables when necessary.
You will learn about some of the most important equipment that was purchased to get this farm up and running. You will discover how hoop houses allow them to get an early start on the season, and grow foods until late in the season to produce an income for the longest period of time.
You will discover some of the specific crops that are being grown, and how they are doing it. You will learn how the entire farm is being run off a single hose spigot.
Finally, John will interview James the farmer and ask many questions regarding urban farming and his farm.
Jump to the following parts of this episode:
0:00:54 Tour of Growing in Front Yard
0:02:37 Make $240 for growing carrots in 2 months in little space
0:05:15 Back Yard Tour Starts
0:07:52 Hoophouse used to grow microgreens and starts
0:08:38 Types of Microgreens being grown
0:11:11 Growing Tomatoes in a Hoophouse
0:14:19 Hoophouse with no plastic why?
0:15:50 Rows of Leafy Greens
0:19:50 Interplanting - Use Your Weeds to Eat
0:22:08 Feeding Chickens
0:24:08 Washing Shed to increase the value of crops and conserve water
0:25:09 Brand New Washing Machine Converted to Salad Spinner
0:27:58 Farmers tools that help him grow
0:30:29 Farm Irrigation System run by one spigot
0:33:05 Interview with Farmer James
0:34:17 Is it true you never grew anything before:
0:34:54 Why did you decide to grow vegetables instead of Pasture Animals?
0:37:12 How soon after you starting farming did you make money?
0:38:05 How much money did you invest in infrastructure?
0:39:50 How much time has the BCS tiller saved you?
0:41:40 Why didn't you focus on building your soil?
0:43:44 Would You Pay $800 for Curtis Stones Course again?
0:45:28 Why is it important to ensure you have a market for your produce?
0:49:00 Why is presentation important when selling at the farmers market?
0:51:44 How much money do you make and is this your only income?
0:52:50 How would you improve farming next year? Will you grow next year?
0:54:50 How many hours a week did you put in when you started?
0:57:40 How rewarding has it been to grow food for other people?
1:00:00 What are the 3 top challenges you had growing food?
1:03:30 What are the top 3 varieties of crops you grow?
1:04:55 Why is important to be transparent and have an open door policy?
1:07:43 Can anyone start a farm?
1:10:00 My suggestions for the farm
1:15:30 Any Final Tips for my viewers?
1:19:10 How can someone contact you and your farm?
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- published: 15 Nov 2017
- views: 34362
4:51
Tiny Urban Cottage in Atlanta- You can RENT this Tiny House!
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- Duration: 4:51
- Updated: 08 Mar 2017
- views: 17698
Check out Deek's book "Microshelters" HERE: https://www.amazon.com/Microshelters-Creative-Cabins-Houses-Structures/dp/1612123538/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=14889905...
Check out Deek's book "Microshelters" HERE: https://www.amazon.com/Microshelters-Creative-Cabins-Houses-Structures/dp/1612123538/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1488990541&sr=8-1&keywords=microshelters
Derek "Deek" Diedricksen (Relaxshacks, "Tiny House Builders" (HGTV), visits a tiny cottage/house rental in the Atlanta, Georgia's "Cabbagetown" district- a lively art-revitalized section of this city. This cottage, rentable on airbnb has a gorgeous bathroom, a nice outdoor deck AND porch, a tiny little kitchenette, and more. While a cottage rental, it does have almost all needed to be a full-out tiny house living space, as the video discusses.
You can find more on this rental at: https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/14933746
Deek has also announced "Tiny House Summer Camp 5"- which is a hands-on workshop that takes place in Northern Vermont. The 2017 workshop will be September 15-17th and more info can be had at:
http://www.relaxshacks.com
https://wn.com/Tiny_Urban_Cottage_In_Atlanta_You_Can_Rent_This_Tiny_House
Check out Deek's book "Microshelters" HERE: https://www.amazon.com/Microshelters-Creative-Cabins-Houses-Structures/dp/1612123538/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1488990541&sr=8-1&keywords=microshelters
Derek "Deek" Diedricksen (Relaxshacks, "Tiny House Builders" (HGTV), visits a tiny cottage/house rental in the Atlanta, Georgia's "Cabbagetown" district- a lively art-revitalized section of this city. This cottage, rentable on airbnb has a gorgeous bathroom, a nice outdoor deck AND porch, a tiny little kitchenette, and more. While a cottage rental, it does have almost all needed to be a full-out tiny house living space, as the video discusses.
You can find more on this rental at: https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/14933746
Deek has also announced "Tiny House Summer Camp 5"- which is a hands-on workshop that takes place in Northern Vermont. The 2017 workshop will be September 15-17th and more info can be had at:
http://www.relaxshacks.com
- published: 08 Mar 2017
- views: 17698
19:09
Urban self-reliance: homestead in Oakland's small rented lot
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- Duration: 19:09
- Updated: 13 Apr 2015
- views: 267541
Sheila Cassani began farming her rental home while a college student. She started with a small vegetable patch, but it soon spread to keeping chickens and bees ...
Sheila Cassani began farming her rental home while a college student. She started with a small vegetable patch, but it soon spread to keeping chickens and bees and planting produce on nearly every available patch of the small yard not dedicated to the poultry.
Cassani and her partner Matthew wake up at the crack of dawn to let the chickens go free-range, but she says the garden isn’t a lot of work once you’ve put in the initial investment. Since they're renting they've trying to keep their investments low. They focused on reusing found materials, such as old fence to make raised beds, bamboo that grows on the property for trellises and chicken fencing (even indoors, their furniture was mostly found, including a pallet wood sofa).
They’ve dubbed their East Oakland (California) homestead the “Kansas Street Farm” and they try to keep things as closed loop as possible by catching rainwater, composting, using the chickens to prepare the veggie beds and fermenting leftover produce.
Original story: http://faircompanies.com/videos/view/urban-self-reliance-homestead-in-oaklands-small-rented-lot/
https://wn.com/Urban_Self_Reliance_Homestead_In_Oakland's_Small_Rented_Lot
Sheila Cassani began farming her rental home while a college student. She started with a small vegetable patch, but it soon spread to keeping chickens and bees and planting produce on nearly every available patch of the small yard not dedicated to the poultry.
Cassani and her partner Matthew wake up at the crack of dawn to let the chickens go free-range, but she says the garden isn’t a lot of work once you’ve put in the initial investment. Since they're renting they've trying to keep their investments low. They focused on reusing found materials, such as old fence to make raised beds, bamboo that grows on the property for trellises and chicken fencing (even indoors, their furniture was mostly found, including a pallet wood sofa).
They’ve dubbed their East Oakland (California) homestead the “Kansas Street Farm” and they try to keep things as closed loop as possible by catching rainwater, composting, using the chickens to prepare the veggie beds and fermenting leftover produce.
Original story: http://faircompanies.com/videos/view/urban-self-reliance-homestead-in-oaklands-small-rented-lot/
- published: 13 Apr 2015
- views: 267541
2:55
URBAN RENTAL HOUSING POLICY : STATE GOVERNMENT जल्द ही ला रहा है
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- Duration: 2:55
- Updated: 22 Apr 2017
- views: 993
Rent to Own BJP Government Housing Scheme is planning very soon house rental policy to the public, Rent to Own Sbsa biggest advantage of Awas Yojana will those ...
Rent to Own BJP Government Housing Scheme is planning very soon house rental policy to the public, Rent to Own Sbsa biggest advantage of Awas Yojana will those who read by other cities, jobs or other tend to stay in one of the works. They get this thing to its biggest advantage is that if he wants to be paid the full price easy installments will make it yours. Housing rent scheme, according to ministry sources will have to own housing scheme name. Rent to Own Housing Scheme Center National bring urban rental housing under the policy. Urban Development and Housing Minister Venkaiah Naidu Rent to Own will be introduced in relation to the housing plan today reported on Thursday soon cabinet to approve this Act.
Rent to Own the lower-class individuals 1.5 lakh subsidy scheme to buy houses built on private land except housing scheme is also underway. Yet this exemption was available only to houses built on land owned by the state governments and bodies. Urban Development and Housing Minister, said after the opening of the launch by private developers for affordable housing projects, the Ministry had begun to consider this plan. He said the achievement of the clearance of 17.73 million urban households in cities and towns from 2008 Ministry.
Venkaiah Naidu will be added by 2022 to meet all the home promised government. In 15 states and union territories by 2019. This will be achieved. These include states like Arunachal Pradesh, Kerala, Himachal Pradesh and Jammu and Kashmir. Target other states in 2022 after the acquisition involves achieving this goal. He said rent-to-own housing scheme will also state after the notification of the Act work. 2022 will be the largest scheme of the government to provide all the housing. Migrating under the goal of proper accommodation arrangements for visiting cities have been set.
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Rent to Own BJP Government Housing Scheme is planning very soon house rental policy to the public, Rent to Own Sbsa biggest advantage of Awas Yojana will those who read by other cities, jobs or other tend to stay in one of the works. They get this thing to its biggest advantage is that if he wants to be paid the full price easy installments will make it yours. Housing rent scheme, according to ministry sources will have to own housing scheme name. Rent to Own Housing Scheme Center National bring urban rental housing under the policy. Urban Development and Housing Minister Venkaiah Naidu Rent to Own will be introduced in relation to the housing plan today reported on Thursday soon cabinet to approve this Act.
Rent to Own the lower-class individuals 1.5 lakh subsidy scheme to buy houses built on private land except housing scheme is also underway. Yet this exemption was available only to houses built on land owned by the state governments and bodies. Urban Development and Housing Minister, said after the opening of the launch by private developers for affordable housing projects, the Ministry had begun to consider this plan. He said the achievement of the clearance of 17.73 million urban households in cities and towns from 2008 Ministry.
Venkaiah Naidu will be added by 2022 to meet all the home promised government. In 15 states and union territories by 2019. This will be achieved. These include states like Arunachal Pradesh, Kerala, Himachal Pradesh and Jammu and Kashmir. Target other states in 2022 after the acquisition involves achieving this goal. He said rent-to-own housing scheme will also state after the notification of the Act work. 2022 will be the largest scheme of the government to provide all the housing. Migrating under the goal of proper accommodation arrangements for visiting cities have been set.
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- published: 22 Apr 2017
- views: 993
3:10
Interior Design — Urban Family Home Reno
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- Duration: 3:10
- Updated: 13 Apr 2017
- views: 107908
A young couple with another baby on the way needed more space, so designer Jodie Rosen helped renovate their home with a new addition. See how she created a coh...
A young couple with another baby on the way needed more space, so designer Jodie Rosen helped renovate their home with a new addition. See how she created a cohesive look in the open-concept main floor with white walls, modern finishes and colorful accessories.
A graphic, modern stairway welcomes guests into the home. Jodie kept all the walls white so the furniture, rugs and decor stand out. The modern kitchen features a waterfall island and a large peninsula that divides it from the living room. A pantry and panelled fridge on either side of the range adds symmetry, while a black frame around the area provides contrast. The sunken back family room is designed to feel more intimate and laid-back without compromising style. A brick veneer wall adds texture and is accented by floating shelves and a low cabinet for extra storage. While the envelope of the home is fairly monochromatic, Jodie injected personality and major wow-factor into the powder room with a bold and colorful wallpaper.
See the sources for the items in this video here: https://houseandhome.com/video/need-space-bright-family-home-shows-done/
https://wn.com/Interior_Design_—_Urban_Family_Home_Reno
A young couple with another baby on the way needed more space, so designer Jodie Rosen helped renovate their home with a new addition. See how she created a cohesive look in the open-concept main floor with white walls, modern finishes and colorful accessories.
A graphic, modern stairway welcomes guests into the home. Jodie kept all the walls white so the furniture, rugs and decor stand out. The modern kitchen features a waterfall island and a large peninsula that divides it from the living room. A pantry and panelled fridge on either side of the range adds symmetry, while a black frame around the area provides contrast. The sunken back family room is designed to feel more intimate and laid-back without compromising style. A brick veneer wall adds texture and is accented by floating shelves and a low cabinet for extra storage. While the envelope of the home is fairly monochromatic, Jodie injected personality and major wow-factor into the powder room with a bold and colorful wallpaper.
See the sources for the items in this video here: https://houseandhome.com/video/need-space-bright-family-home-shows-done/
- published: 13 Apr 2017
- views: 107908
1:12
The Urban Rosewood Bungalow
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- Duration: 1:12
- Updated: 05 Apr 2018
- views: 21
A brand new two bedroom apartment with custom luxury throughout. This was a creation of the owner who has an extreme obsession with wood and granite. Over the t...
A brand new two bedroom apartment with custom luxury throughout. This was a creation of the owner who has an extreme obsession with wood and granite. Over the top amenities that you would not expect. We are really proud of this remodel and can't wait for you to experience it. Please note, this apartment is above another vacation rental.
Located 2-1/2 blocks from the heart of Downtown Bend with breweries, galleries, restaurants, theater, shops and of course, all the charm that you've heard about Bend.
https://wn.com/The_Urban_Rosewood_Bungalow
A brand new two bedroom apartment with custom luxury throughout. This was a creation of the owner who has an extreme obsession with wood and granite. Over the top amenities that you would not expect. We are really proud of this remodel and can't wait for you to experience it. Please note, this apartment is above another vacation rental.
Located 2-1/2 blocks from the heart of Downtown Bend with breweries, galleries, restaurants, theater, shops and of course, all the charm that you've heard about Bend.
- published: 05 Apr 2018
- views: 21
5:23
URBAN IQ: Summary of 'Homes for Victorians' PART 2
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- Duration: 5:23
- Updated: 10 Apr 2017
- views: 509
In this video update, we dig deeper into the Homes for Victorians housing affordability strategy, and talk about the broader economic impacts we can expect to p...
In this video update, we dig deeper into the Homes for Victorians housing affordability strategy, and talk about the broader economic impacts we can expect to play out in the Victorian housing market over the next 3-5 years.
The key message is that investors are central to keeping Victoria’s housing market affordable. Investors provide a steady stream of rental capacity and ensure the development sector can get projects up off-the-ground and deliver stock to investors, owner-occupiers and renters. Discouraging investors; as the Homes for Victorians strategy does; is not a good move for housing affordability.
- KEY POINTS -
There are three main unintended consequences that UDIA sees with the Homes for Victorians strategy, each associated with skewing the supply/demand balance and therefore negatively impacting upon housing affordability.
1. Impact on house prices: The demand for houses in Melbourne’s growth areas and established suburbs will increase but supply will not, which will drive up house prices rather than making them more affordable.
2. Impact on rental affordability: A decline in investors purchasing and leasing out new housing will limit rental supply and push up prices for renters.
3. Impact on new housing supply: Removing stamp duty concessions for investors purchasing off-the-plan properties will decrease the supply of new housing, pushing up costs for home buyers.
- IMPACT ON HOUSE PRICES -
• Based on the profile of many first home buyers (FHBs), the abolition of stamp duty for FHBs will likely result in an increase in both the demand for house and land packages in Melbourne’s growth areas, and in smaller houses in Melbourne’s established suburbs. The already strong demand for these forms of housing will increase in the short term as a result, which will lead to a rise in house prices for these products.
• What can a FHB get with the new stamp duty concessions, under the $750,000 cap attached to the concession?
a) A 3-bedroom house in the outer suburbs sells for a median price of $507,000.
b) A 3-bedroom house in the middle suburbs has a median price of $750,000, being the top end of the Homes for Victorians stamp duty concession cap.
c) For those looking to buy in the inner suburbs of Melbourne, the only dwelling type available within the stamp duty concession cap would be a unit, with a 2-bed unit going for a median price of $585,000.
• In the medium and longer term, the number of houses priced under $750,000 will decline as Melbourne’s median house price rises, but the Homes for Victorians strategy does not anticipate increasing the $750,000 cap in the future.
- RENTAL AFFORDABILITY -
• Under Homes for Victorians, stamp duty concessions will no longer apply to investors buying off-the-plan properties. This may lead to less investment in the residential property sector; meaning rental stock will diminish leading to an increase in the price of renting in Melbourne.
• Many people save for 3-5 years for their home deposit with a significant portion of their income going toward paying rent. If rents become more expensive because there are less homes to rent, FHBs will spend more money paying rent which they would otherwise be put towards their deposit.
- NEW HOUSING SUPPLY -
• According to Charter Keck Cramer, the removal of off-the-plan concessions for investors would add $23,000 to the cost of buying a $500,000 apartment off-the-plan. That figure rises to $29,000 when purchasing a $600,000 apartment.
• Investors currently account for approximately 50% - 60% of new apartment sales activity. These purchases make up a large portion of the high number of pre-sales required by the banks for a development project to receive construction finance and commence.
• Currently, investors are given an incentive to buy off-the-plan, which leads to pre-sales, which gives developers and the banks that finance development projects the market certainty they need to commence a project; and start turning planning approvals into construction jobs which in turn deliver new houses. Without the incentive, investor interest may decline and this will limit new housing supply.
- ABOUT URBAN IQ -
URBAN IQ is a market intelligence initiative by UDIA’s Victorian division. www.udiavic.com.au
https://wn.com/Urban_Iq_Summary_Of_'Homes_For_Victorians'_Part_2
In this video update, we dig deeper into the Homes for Victorians housing affordability strategy, and talk about the broader economic impacts we can expect to play out in the Victorian housing market over the next 3-5 years.
The key message is that investors are central to keeping Victoria’s housing market affordable. Investors provide a steady stream of rental capacity and ensure the development sector can get projects up off-the-ground and deliver stock to investors, owner-occupiers and renters. Discouraging investors; as the Homes for Victorians strategy does; is not a good move for housing affordability.
- KEY POINTS -
There are three main unintended consequences that UDIA sees with the Homes for Victorians strategy, each associated with skewing the supply/demand balance and therefore negatively impacting upon housing affordability.
1. Impact on house prices: The demand for houses in Melbourne’s growth areas and established suburbs will increase but supply will not, which will drive up house prices rather than making them more affordable.
2. Impact on rental affordability: A decline in investors purchasing and leasing out new housing will limit rental supply and push up prices for renters.
3. Impact on new housing supply: Removing stamp duty concessions for investors purchasing off-the-plan properties will decrease the supply of new housing, pushing up costs for home buyers.
- IMPACT ON HOUSE PRICES -
• Based on the profile of many first home buyers (FHBs), the abolition of stamp duty for FHBs will likely result in an increase in both the demand for house and land packages in Melbourne’s growth areas, and in smaller houses in Melbourne’s established suburbs. The already strong demand for these forms of housing will increase in the short term as a result, which will lead to a rise in house prices for these products.
• What can a FHB get with the new stamp duty concessions, under the $750,000 cap attached to the concession?
a) A 3-bedroom house in the outer suburbs sells for a median price of $507,000.
b) A 3-bedroom house in the middle suburbs has a median price of $750,000, being the top end of the Homes for Victorians stamp duty concession cap.
c) For those looking to buy in the inner suburbs of Melbourne, the only dwelling type available within the stamp duty concession cap would be a unit, with a 2-bed unit going for a median price of $585,000.
• In the medium and longer term, the number of houses priced under $750,000 will decline as Melbourne’s median house price rises, but the Homes for Victorians strategy does not anticipate increasing the $750,000 cap in the future.
- RENTAL AFFORDABILITY -
• Under Homes for Victorians, stamp duty concessions will no longer apply to investors buying off-the-plan properties. This may lead to less investment in the residential property sector; meaning rental stock will diminish leading to an increase in the price of renting in Melbourne.
• Many people save for 3-5 years for their home deposit with a significant portion of their income going toward paying rent. If rents become more expensive because there are less homes to rent, FHBs will spend more money paying rent which they would otherwise be put towards their deposit.
- NEW HOUSING SUPPLY -
• According to Charter Keck Cramer, the removal of off-the-plan concessions for investors would add $23,000 to the cost of buying a $500,000 apartment off-the-plan. That figure rises to $29,000 when purchasing a $600,000 apartment.
• Investors currently account for approximately 50% - 60% of new apartment sales activity. These purchases make up a large portion of the high number of pre-sales required by the banks for a development project to receive construction finance and commence.
• Currently, investors are given an incentive to buy off-the-plan, which leads to pre-sales, which gives developers and the banks that finance development projects the market certainty they need to commence a project; and start turning planning approvals into construction jobs which in turn deliver new houses. Without the incentive, investor interest may decline and this will limit new housing supply.
- ABOUT URBAN IQ -
URBAN IQ is a market intelligence initiative by UDIA’s Victorian division. www.udiavic.com.au
- published: 10 Apr 2017
- views: 509
1:28
Affordable Urban Rentals - Roost Guest House Rental L$150/wk (Second Life)
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- Duration: 1:28
- Updated: 25 Sep 2015
- views: 652
Affordable Urban Rentals brings you the Roost Guest House unit fully furnished on a private parcel for L$150 a week with 100 Prim allowance. This roomy accommo...
Affordable Urban Rentals brings you the Roost Guest House unit fully furnished on a private parcel for L$150 a week with 100 Prim allowance. This roomy accommodation has a living room, kitchen, bedroom and bathroom. It comes with BlackBoxTv media and has a self rental system with security.
These units are located in the Liberty Estates section of the urban city connected through The Streetz SandBox & Hangout. Transportation via Bus or Subway destination is available. Car rezzers also available should you want to drive around and see the sights.
Visit our rental office for all listings and vacancies: http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Wooden%20Heart/24/194/2702
https://wn.com/Affordable_Urban_Rentals_Roost_Guest_House_Rental_L_150_Wk_(Second_Life)
Affordable Urban Rentals brings you the Roost Guest House unit fully furnished on a private parcel for L$150 a week with 100 Prim allowance. This roomy accommodation has a living room, kitchen, bedroom and bathroom. It comes with BlackBoxTv media and has a self rental system with security.
These units are located in the Liberty Estates section of the urban city connected through The Streetz SandBox & Hangout. Transportation via Bus or Subway destination is available. Car rezzers also available should you want to drive around and see the sights.
Visit our rental office for all listings and vacancies: http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Wooden%20Heart/24/194/2702
- published: 25 Sep 2015
- views: 652
6:23
Urban Homes — 4/20 Jam (Official Video) 🌲🔥👌💨🚀🍁🍄💊👽✌🍍💉😋
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- Duration: 6:23
- Updated: 12 Dec 2016
- views: 7554
Urban Homes — »Jams« 2xLP/CD/Digital
Can be purchased:
physical — http://shop.altinvillage.de/product/urban-homes-jams
digital — https://altinvillage.bandcamp...
Urban Homes — »Jams« 2xLP/CD/Digital
Can be purchased:
physical — http://shop.altinvillage.de/product/urban-homes-jams
digital — https://altinvillage.bandcamp.com/album/jams
Video by Keine Zeit Medien — http://keinezeitmedien.de
Big thx to giphy & tumblr community
Keine Zeit Medien's music video for the track »4/20 Jam« by Urban Homes is a hypnotic labyrinth about drug culture and about the hazy state of mind. Here, drug usage works as a wider metaphor for letting loose of one's ratio and of a functionality that is expected of us at any time. More than just a rebellion in numbers, the concept of 4/20 confronts this incessant pressure to achieve and perform 24/7. The ADHD-evoking stimulus satiation is composed of found footage and a potpourri of pop cultural gif-animations. The logic and meaning behind this visual overkill centered at the meeting point of internet phenomena and Dada remains undecipherable and irrational, not unlike pot heads' mental leaps and mind frames.
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On two 12”s and over the course of a staggering 78 minutes, big things are happening on »Jams«, Urban Homes’ monumental sophomore album. The highly ambititous attempt at a certain history of dance music, a sweaty night on the dancefloor, an excursion into the fog...But one thing at a time: The 13 Jams go back to recordings of years of communal, midi- and hardware-based jam sessions which, over three years, were painstakingly discarded, refined, condensed, reconstructed and provided with occasional guest vocals by Hanitra Wagner (Ωracles, Die Heiterkeit). The album was mixed by Jan Philipp Janzen (Von Spar) at Dumbo Studios, mastered by Cem Oral at Jammin’ Masters. Sonja Deffner (Die Heiterkeit, Jason & Theodor) is responsible for the stunning gatefold artwork.
On »Jams«, Benjamin Riedl, Stephan Weinand and Oliver Bersin explore a history of dance music that is retraced in the 13 tracks: The seemingly clear cut references in titles such as »Verdub Lang Her (Stripped Down Killer Dub Jam)«, »Blue Note Jam« or »As High Acid Can Get (☺ Jam)«, however, are not to be taken as letters of intent, but—despite the playful handling of genre conventions and clichés—as hommages to the immaterial architecture of the club: the atmosphere, the vibe, the jam. In its rich texture, the dramatic composition of »Jams« reconstructs the resonance space of an excessive, foggy, and steamy night at the club, thereby approaching its point of interest. Despite the clear club compatibility (each of the 13 tracks will work on a dancefloor worth its salt), Urban Homes do not shy away from sticky harmonic arrangements and melodies that are bound to be called »pop«. They do however, and this is one of the points of this great album, avoid any overarching narrative of organicity or authenticity which might refer the record to a context of »indie« music. Unlike the acclaimed and award-winning debut »Centres«, which wore the socialization of the (previously four) Urban Homes on its sleeve, this is rootless, nomadic music that is in the most beautiful sense out there. So far out there, in fact, that we seem to make out figures such as Pharaoh Sanders or Sun Ra through the ever-present (see titles such as »4/20 Jam« or »Summer Rolls [Midnight Munchies Jam]« for reference) fog.
What seems so effortless, casual and relaxed over the entire run time, finally, is in fact merely evidence of the band’s musical mastery and precision: The staging of gaps, the fraying, dripping track ends and its general weirdness is part of the modeling of the history of a music that formed without a »quantise« command.
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https://wn.com/Urban_Homes_—_4_20_Jam_(Official_Video)_🌲🔥👌💨🚀🍁🍄💊👽✌🍍💉😋
Urban Homes — »Jams« 2xLP/CD/Digital
Can be purchased:
physical — http://shop.altinvillage.de/product/urban-homes-jams
digital — https://altinvillage.bandcamp.com/album/jams
Video by Keine Zeit Medien — http://keinezeitmedien.de
Big thx to giphy & tumblr community
Keine Zeit Medien's music video for the track »4/20 Jam« by Urban Homes is a hypnotic labyrinth about drug culture and about the hazy state of mind. Here, drug usage works as a wider metaphor for letting loose of one's ratio and of a functionality that is expected of us at any time. More than just a rebellion in numbers, the concept of 4/20 confronts this incessant pressure to achieve and perform 24/7. The ADHD-evoking stimulus satiation is composed of found footage and a potpourri of pop cultural gif-animations. The logic and meaning behind this visual overkill centered at the meeting point of internet phenomena and Dada remains undecipherable and irrational, not unlike pot heads' mental leaps and mind frames.
—
On two 12”s and over the course of a staggering 78 minutes, big things are happening on »Jams«, Urban Homes’ monumental sophomore album. The highly ambititous attempt at a certain history of dance music, a sweaty night on the dancefloor, an excursion into the fog...But one thing at a time: The 13 Jams go back to recordings of years of communal, midi- and hardware-based jam sessions which, over three years, were painstakingly discarded, refined, condensed, reconstructed and provided with occasional guest vocals by Hanitra Wagner (Ωracles, Die Heiterkeit). The album was mixed by Jan Philipp Janzen (Von Spar) at Dumbo Studios, mastered by Cem Oral at Jammin’ Masters. Sonja Deffner (Die Heiterkeit, Jason & Theodor) is responsible for the stunning gatefold artwork.
On »Jams«, Benjamin Riedl, Stephan Weinand and Oliver Bersin explore a history of dance music that is retraced in the 13 tracks: The seemingly clear cut references in titles such as »Verdub Lang Her (Stripped Down Killer Dub Jam)«, »Blue Note Jam« or »As High Acid Can Get (☺ Jam)«, however, are not to be taken as letters of intent, but—despite the playful handling of genre conventions and clichés—as hommages to the immaterial architecture of the club: the atmosphere, the vibe, the jam. In its rich texture, the dramatic composition of »Jams« reconstructs the resonance space of an excessive, foggy, and steamy night at the club, thereby approaching its point of interest. Despite the clear club compatibility (each of the 13 tracks will work on a dancefloor worth its salt), Urban Homes do not shy away from sticky harmonic arrangements and melodies that are bound to be called »pop«. They do however, and this is one of the points of this great album, avoid any overarching narrative of organicity or authenticity which might refer the record to a context of »indie« music. Unlike the acclaimed and award-winning debut »Centres«, which wore the socialization of the (previously four) Urban Homes on its sleeve, this is rootless, nomadic music that is in the most beautiful sense out there. So far out there, in fact, that we seem to make out figures such as Pharaoh Sanders or Sun Ra through the ever-present (see titles such as »4/20 Jam« or »Summer Rolls [Midnight Munchies Jam]« for reference) fog.
What seems so effortless, casual and relaxed over the entire run time, finally, is in fact merely evidence of the band’s musical mastery and precision: The staging of gaps, the fraying, dripping track ends and its general weirdness is part of the modeling of the history of a music that formed without a »quantise« command.
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- published: 12 Dec 2016
- views: 7554
2:02
Urban Vacation Homes Sublet Program
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- Duration: 2:02
- Updated: 17 Aug 2015
- views: 19
http://Sublet.UrbanVacationHomes.com - The Urban Vacation Homes Sublet Program pays your rent and utilities while you are away. Traveling? Going home for the su...
http://Sublet.UrbanVacationHomes.com - The Urban Vacation Homes Sublet Program pays your rent and utilities while you are away. Traveling? Going home for the summer? Submit your application today!
https://wn.com/Urban_Vacation_Homes_Sublet_Program
4:11
Urban Homes Condo for rent | Cebu Houses for sale
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- Duration: 4:11
- Updated: 15 Jul 2015
- views: 183
Only P 10,000 a month for rent
Only P 200,000 for assume
Urban Homes Condominium – Assume Condo Unit or Condo for rent perfect for student or young professiona...
Only P 10,000 a month for rent
Only P 200,000 for assume
Urban Homes Condominium – Assume Condo Unit or Condo for rent perfect for student or young professional in Cebu, Philippines. A Residential Condominium for rent composed of 20 Buildings. Each Building has a 4rth Floor Level with 52 Units. Floor Area is 25 sq.m good as size for newly couple, single individual or with partner or working professionals.
Urban Homes Unit Features:
Description: Studio Type
Floor Area: 25 sq.m
Structure: Concrete Pre-cast Panels
Walls Interior: Top Coat Painted, Plain Cement Finish
Exterior: Top Coat Painted, Plain Cement Finish
Floor: Tile Finished
Ceiling: GF-3F Painted,Cement Finish
4F Ficem or Gypsum ceiling
For free site visit and inquiries contact:
Merlion Homes Representatives
Globe: 0917.771.8774
Sun: 0923.123.6655
Landline: 032.238.2649
viber: 0917.771.8774
whatsapp: 0917.771.8774
skype: anna.merlion
https://wn.com/Urban_Homes_Condo_For_Rent_|_Cebu_Houses_For_Sale
Only P 10,000 a month for rent
Only P 200,000 for assume
Urban Homes Condominium – Assume Condo Unit or Condo for rent perfect for student or young professional in Cebu, Philippines. A Residential Condominium for rent composed of 20 Buildings. Each Building has a 4rth Floor Level with 52 Units. Floor Area is 25 sq.m good as size for newly couple, single individual or with partner or working professionals.
Urban Homes Unit Features:
Description: Studio Type
Floor Area: 25 sq.m
Structure: Concrete Pre-cast Panels
Walls Interior: Top Coat Painted, Plain Cement Finish
Exterior: Top Coat Painted, Plain Cement Finish
Floor: Tile Finished
Ceiling: GF-3F Painted,Cement Finish
4F Ficem or Gypsum ceiling
For free site visit and inquiries contact:
Merlion Homes Representatives
Globe: 0917.771.8774
Sun: 0923.123.6655
Landline: 032.238.2649
viber: 0917.771.8774
whatsapp: 0917.771.8774
skype: anna.merlion
- published: 15 Jul 2015
- views: 183
0:53
The Urban Condo, Central Pattaya. 1 Bedroom Condo for Rent - C001138
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- Duration: 0:53
- Updated: 07 Feb 2017
- views: 37
Property Link | http://www.wesellpattayaproperty.com/en-GB/realestate/central-pattaya/condo/wsp-c001138| For the "Property Description" or to follow us on "Face...
Property Link | http://www.wesellpattayaproperty.com/en-GB/realestate/central-pattaya/condo/wsp-c001138| For the "Property Description" or to follow us on "Facebook" click on "SHOW MORE"
Click Website | http://www.wesellpattayaproperty.com | To search property for Sale & Rent in Pattaya..I
Lovely 1 bedroom condo in The Urban, Central Pattaya. The Condo is situated on the 4th floor and has pool views from the balcony. The unit features a fitted euro kitchen, open plan reception, separate bedroom with walk in wardrobe and clean modern bathroom. The project is an excellent location within walking distance of premium shopping malls, Villa Supermarket (with some of the best selection of foreign imported foods and products) Starbucks, McDonald's, Shenanigan's Pub, and Major Cinema. The project also offers easy access to Pattaya Beach, Pattaya 2nd Road, and Jomtien. The complex has two swimming pools, ample underground secure parking, key card security, and gymnasium.
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Property Link | http://www.wesellpattayaproperty.com/en-GB/realestate/central-pattaya/condo/wsp-c001138| For the "Property Description" or to follow us on "Facebook" click on "SHOW MORE"
Click Website | http://www.wesellpattayaproperty.com | To search property for Sale & Rent in Pattaya..I
Lovely 1 bedroom condo in The Urban, Central Pattaya. The Condo is situated on the 4th floor and has pool views from the balcony. The unit features a fitted euro kitchen, open plan reception, separate bedroom with walk in wardrobe and clean modern bathroom. The project is an excellent location within walking distance of premium shopping malls, Villa Supermarket (with some of the best selection of foreign imported foods and products) Starbucks, McDonald's, Shenanigan's Pub, and Major Cinema. The project also offers easy access to Pattaya Beach, Pattaya 2nd Road, and Jomtien. The complex has two swimming pools, ample underground secure parking, key card security, and gymnasium.
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- published: 07 Feb 2017
- views: 37
0:57
Chic Urban Home In Bangkok For Rent At Ficus Lane
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- Duration: 0:57
- Updated: 19 Jun 2013
- views: 54
http://HomeConnectThailand.com - Property ID: PC003390
Tel: +66 2-687-7988 - Email: info@homeconnectthailand.com
Building Name: Ficus Lane
Spread over 21...
http://HomeConnectThailand.com - Property ID: PC003390
Tel: +66 2-687-7988 - Email: info@homeconnectthailand.com
Building Name: Ficus Lane
Spread over 210 square meters, this contemporary chic urban home in Bangkok for rent at Ficus Lane is fully furnished and has three bedrooms and three bathrooms. Available now on freehold, this decorated house in Phra Khanong is drenched in natural light with its full length windows and has a unique T-shape open layout. Polished marble tiles and white walls give it a cozy ambiance.
http://www.HomeConnectThailand.com/listing/chic-urban-home-in-bangkok-for-rent-at-ficus-lane/
Note:
This property might require a 1 year rental contract.
By HomeConnect (Thailand) Ltd.
Rama 4 Road, Sirinrat Building, 21st Floor, Klong Toey,
Bangkok 10110, Thailand
Tel: +662-687-7988 | Fax +662-687-7999
Email: info@homeconnectthailand.com
We have hundreds of available Bangkok apartments for rent and Bangkok condos for rent. Most of our properties are in central Bangkok and above 30.000thb/month.
Most landlords require a 1 year contract, occasionally 6 months and rarely 3 months or less.
We do not have any apartments or condos with contract time of less than 1 month.
Welcome to contact us to find your new rental today, may it be in the business districts like Sathorn, Sukhumvit or in the outskirts like Bang Na or Chaeng Wattana, we are sure we can help you find what you are looking for.
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© HomeConnect Thailand - 2013 All Rights Reserved®
https://wn.com/Chic_Urban_Home_In_Bangkok_For_Rent_At_Ficus_Lane
http://HomeConnectThailand.com - Property ID: PC003390
Tel: +66 2-687-7988 - Email: info@homeconnectthailand.com
Building Name: Ficus Lane
Spread over 210 square meters, this contemporary chic urban home in Bangkok for rent at Ficus Lane is fully furnished and has three bedrooms and three bathrooms. Available now on freehold, this decorated house in Phra Khanong is drenched in natural light with its full length windows and has a unique T-shape open layout. Polished marble tiles and white walls give it a cozy ambiance.
http://www.HomeConnectThailand.com/listing/chic-urban-home-in-bangkok-for-rent-at-ficus-lane/
Note:
This property might require a 1 year rental contract.
By HomeConnect (Thailand) Ltd.
Rama 4 Road, Sirinrat Building, 21st Floor, Klong Toey,
Bangkok 10110, Thailand
Tel: +662-687-7988 | Fax +662-687-7999
Email: info@homeconnectthailand.com
We have hundreds of available Bangkok apartments for rent and Bangkok condos for rent. Most of our properties are in central Bangkok and above 30.000thb/month.
Most landlords require a 1 year contract, occasionally 6 months and rarely 3 months or less.
We do not have any apartments or condos with contract time of less than 1 month.
Welcome to contact us to find your new rental today, may it be in the business districts like Sathorn, Sukhumvit or in the outskirts like Bang Na or Chaeng Wattana, we are sure we can help you find what you are looking for.
Google+: https://plus.google.com/108511785406765749475
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HomeConnectThailand/
Pinterest: http://pinterest.com/HomeConnectThai/
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Tumblr: http://HomeConnect.tumblr.com/
© HomeConnect Thailand - 2013 All Rights Reserved®
- published: 19 Jun 2013
- views: 54
3:07
Urban Home Decoration Video
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- Duration: 3:07
- Updated: 10 Mar 2015
- views: 40
- published: 10 Mar 2015
- views: 40
4:44
Urban Loft Style Town Home!
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- Duration: 4:44
- Updated: 02 Jul 2013
- views: 32
2:32
Detroit, The USA's Cheapest Houses
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- Duration: 2:32
- Updated: 31 Jul 2014
- views: 381519
American Roadtrip http://www.overlander.tv
Watch our other Detroit videos including an interview with Pinky about urban farming http://www.overlander.tv/tag/de...
American Roadtrip http://www.overlander.tv
Watch our other Detroit videos including an interview with Pinky about urban farming http://www.overlander.tv/tag/detroit/
I interviewed Pinky Jones about MUFI, the Michigan Urban Farming Initiative. She had just bought a house in the same North End Detroit neighbourhood as the Urban Farm for $3,000. In this video she takes us for a short tour of the two story, 6 bedroom, 2 bathroom, 2 kitchen property. Pinky bought her house with her brother at a Detroit City Tax Auction. Detroit City has auctions of vacant homes as a result of tax lien foreclosures, in which homeowners failed to pay their property taxes and other municipal fees. Pinky and her brother are yet to get Utilities and Water connected in their new home. Pinky believes many in Detroit have trouble paying these bills and many go without heating, electricity and water, even through the harsh Michigan winter.
Many Beautiful historic homes are available in Detroit for very cheap prices. Many DIYers buy houses and surrounding vacant blocks to grow urban veggie gardens. Detroit is becoming quite a hub for young artists, attracted by the cheap rents and properties, and the unique post industrial landscape. For more information on buying houses in Detroit http://buildingdetroit.org/Home BUT do your research http://www.marketwatch.com/story/detroits-1000-houses-may-be-a-lousy-deal-2014-04-16
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Watch our other Detroit videos including an interview with Pinky about urban farming http://www.overlander.tv/tag/detroit/
I interviewed Pinky Jones about MUFI, the Michigan Urban Farming Initiative. She had just bought a house in the same North End Detroit neighbourhood as the Urban Farm for $3,000. In this video she takes us for a short tour of the two story, 6 bedroom, 2 bathroom, 2 kitchen property. Pinky bought her house with her brother at a Detroit City Tax Auction. Detroit City has auctions of vacant homes as a result of tax lien foreclosures, in which homeowners failed to pay their property taxes and other municipal fees. Pinky and her brother are yet to get Utilities and Water connected in their new home. Pinky believes many in Detroit have trouble paying these bills and many go without heating, electricity and water, even through the harsh Michigan winter.
Many Beautiful historic homes are available in Detroit for very cheap prices. Many DIYers buy houses and surrounding vacant blocks to grow urban veggie gardens. Detroit is becoming quite a hub for young artists, attracted by the cheap rents and properties, and the unique post industrial landscape. For more information on buying houses in Detroit http://buildingdetroit.org/Home BUT do your research http://www.marketwatch.com/story/detroits-1000-houses-may-be-a-lousy-deal-2014-04-16
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- published: 31 Jul 2014
- views: 381519
3:56
Urban Homes Tipolo Condominium
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- Duration: 3:56
- Updated: 10 Jul 2014
- views: 1027
Urban Homes Tipolo is just very near / walking distance from the National Road. Near Security Bank, Land Bank of the Philippines. Nearest Mall is Park Mall. J...
Urban Homes Tipolo is just very near / walking distance from the National Road. Near Security Bank, Land Bank of the Philippines. Nearest Mall is Park Mall. Just one ride from SM CITY CEBU and AYALA Center.
RENT TO OWN SCHEME
AS LOW DOWPAYMENT OF PHP10.000 ONLY
NO LONG WAIT FOR YOUR CONDOMINIUM UNIT TO FINISHED
GOOD FOR RENTAL INVESTMENT
AFFORDABLE MONTHLY AMORTIZATION
SUPER LOW DOWNPAYMENT
READY FOR OCCUPANCY WITHIN 2 to 3 MONTHS TIME
Finished Units
* Room Height is 2.6 meters high
* Floor Area: 25sqm
* Kitchen with cabinets
* Tiled Floors
* Balcony
Amenities:
* Basketball Court
* Clubhouse
* Children's Playground
* Swimming Pool
* Gated and Landscaped Entrance
* Guardhouse and 24/7 Security
Reservation Fee: Php 10,000.00
Downpayment/Equity: 10,000 per month until Turn-over
Requirements upon reservation:
1) 6 pcs 1x1 pictures with white background
2) Birth Certificate
3) Marriage Contract
4) one month latest payslip
5) photocopy of 2 VAlid I.D
6) Certificate of employment
7) Post dated checks
CONTACT US FOR MORE,,,
REALTY OPTIONS, We CARE' We HELP' We KNOW'...
REAL ESTATE FORECLOSURE?... allow us to HELP you'.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT?... allow us to GUIDE you'.
REAL ESTATE BUSINESS?... allow us to TEACH you'.
SPY MENDOZA
Sales Director
REALTY OPTION INC.
Email: mr.spymendoza@gmail.com
Contact us: SUN: +63.923.652.2220 / GLOBE: +63.926.661.6556
Skype: spy.mendoza
Click here to view our Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/HouseAndLotForSaleInCebu
https://wn.com/Urban_Homes_Tipolo_Condominium
Urban Homes Tipolo is just very near / walking distance from the National Road. Near Security Bank, Land Bank of the Philippines. Nearest Mall is Park Mall. Just one ride from SM CITY CEBU and AYALA Center.
RENT TO OWN SCHEME
AS LOW DOWPAYMENT OF PHP10.000 ONLY
NO LONG WAIT FOR YOUR CONDOMINIUM UNIT TO FINISHED
GOOD FOR RENTAL INVESTMENT
AFFORDABLE MONTHLY AMORTIZATION
SUPER LOW DOWNPAYMENT
READY FOR OCCUPANCY WITHIN 2 to 3 MONTHS TIME
Finished Units
* Room Height is 2.6 meters high
* Floor Area: 25sqm
* Kitchen with cabinets
* Tiled Floors
* Balcony
Amenities:
* Basketball Court
* Clubhouse
* Children's Playground
* Swimming Pool
* Gated and Landscaped Entrance
* Guardhouse and 24/7 Security
Reservation Fee: Php 10,000.00
Downpayment/Equity: 10,000 per month until Turn-over
Requirements upon reservation:
1) 6 pcs 1x1 pictures with white background
2) Birth Certificate
3) Marriage Contract
4) one month latest payslip
5) photocopy of 2 VAlid I.D
6) Certificate of employment
7) Post dated checks
CONTACT US FOR MORE,,,
REALTY OPTIONS, We CARE' We HELP' We KNOW'...
REAL ESTATE FORECLOSURE?... allow us to HELP you'.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT?... allow us to GUIDE you'.
REAL ESTATE BUSINESS?... allow us to TEACH you'.
SPY MENDOZA
Sales Director
REALTY OPTION INC.
Email: mr.spymendoza@gmail.com
Contact us: SUN: +63.923.652.2220 / GLOBE: +63.926.661.6556
Skype: spy.mendoza
Click here to view our Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/HouseAndLotForSaleInCebu
- published: 10 Jul 2014
- views: 1027
1:24
Urban Modern Cottage Craftsman Style Interior | Small Home Design Ideas
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- Duration: 1:24
- Updated: 12 Jun 2017
- views: 1143
This North Vancouver Coach House Rental is a Prime Guest Home.
It has a sage green paneling, creamy trim, and Craftsman style details create a welcoming exter...
This North Vancouver Coach House Rental is a Prime Guest Home.
It has a sage green paneling, creamy trim, and Craftsman style details create a welcoming exterior. Inside you'll find a layout of only 766 square feet (71 square meters). The living, dining, and kitchen areas make up the main floor; upstairs are two bedrooms.
You can find more details about the builder/designer and pricing of this awesome Tiny Home here: https://www.smallworks.ca/gallery/north-vancouver-coach-house-rental/
Images: © Jeremy Segal http://www.jsegalphoto.com via Smallworks
Music: Walk In The Park Full by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)
Artist: http://audionautix.com/
Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/c/HomeBlings
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This North Vancouver Coach House Rental is a Prime Guest Home.
It has a sage green paneling, creamy trim, and Craftsman style details create a welcoming exterior. Inside you'll find a layout of only 766 square feet (71 square meters). The living, dining, and kitchen areas make up the main floor; upstairs are two bedrooms.
You can find more details about the builder/designer and pricing of this awesome Tiny Home here: https://www.smallworks.ca/gallery/north-vancouver-coach-house-rental/
Images: © Jeremy Segal http://www.jsegalphoto.com via Smallworks
Music: Walk In The Park Full by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)
Artist: http://audionautix.com/
Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/c/HomeBlings
- published: 12 Jun 2017
- views: 1143
2:19
Affordable Urban Rentals - Redgrave Luton Home for Rent L$400/wk
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- Duration: 2:19
- Updated: 10 Oct 2015
- views: 42
Affordable Urban Rentals has created a suburban neighborhood based on Redgrave Luton House. Private Parcel Rental Fully furnished L$400 a week 200 Prims
Affordable Urban Rentals has created a suburban neighborhood based on Redgrave Luton House. Private Parcel Rental Fully furnished L$400 a week 200 Prims
https://wn.com/Affordable_Urban_Rentals_Redgrave_Luton_Home_For_Rent_L_400_Wk
8:51
Young Woman Escapes Crazy Rent With Tiny House
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- Duration: 8:51
- Updated: 08 Jun 2017
- views: 483816
After graduation, this inspiring young woman has found freedom from high rent prices in the form of a Tiny House on wheels. Video sponsored by Graphic Stock, Ge...
After graduation, this inspiring young woman has found freedom from high rent prices in the form of a Tiny House on wheels. Video sponsored by Graphic Stock, Get your free 7 Day Trial: http://graphicstock.com/livingbigtinyhouse_0617
In towns across America, growing rent prices are encouraging greater numbers of young people to search for alternative dwellings. Amongst those alternatives are Tiny Homes. This week we meet Jackie Kemp who lives in a beautiful country-style small home along with her tiny hound Darla and her horses.
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Please subscribe for more videos on Tiny Houses, design, and sustainable, off-grid living.
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'Living Big in a Tiny House' © 2017 Zyia Pictures Ltd
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After graduation, this inspiring young woman has found freedom from high rent prices in the form of a Tiny House on wheels. Video sponsored by Graphic Stock, Get your free 7 Day Trial: http://graphicstock.com/livingbigtinyhouse_0617
In towns across America, growing rent prices are encouraging greater numbers of young people to search for alternative dwellings. Amongst those alternatives are Tiny Homes. This week we meet Jackie Kemp who lives in a beautiful country-style small home along with her tiny hound Darla and her horses.
Become a Living Big Patron: https://www.patreon.com/livingbig
Read More: http://www.livingbiginatinyhouse.com/tiny-house-tiny-hound/
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/livingbiginatinyhouse
Twitter: @TinyHouseNZ
Instagram: @livingbiginatinyhouse
Please subscribe for more videos on Tiny Houses, design, and sustainable, off-grid living.
Music in this video: http://www.youtube.com/brycelangston
'Living Big in a Tiny House' © 2017 Zyia Pictures Ltd
- published: 08 Jun 2017
- views: 483816
2:36
Rent To On Scheme I rent to on house I National Urban Rental Housing Policy
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- Duration: 2:36
- Updated: 21 Apr 2017
- views: 201
rent to on house
Rent To On Scheme
Central Government
Rental House
Landlord
National Urban Rental Housing Policy
Venkaiah Naidu
Union Minister
modi governme...
rent to on house
Rent To On Scheme
Central Government
Rental House
Landlord
National Urban Rental Housing Policy
Venkaiah Naidu
Union Minister
modi government,
house rent
owner
subsidy
https://wn.com/Rent_To_On_Scheme_I_Rent_To_On_House_I_National_Urban_Rental_Housing_Policy
rent to on house
Rent To On Scheme
Central Government
Rental House
Landlord
National Urban Rental Housing Policy
Venkaiah Naidu
Union Minister
modi government,
house rent
owner
subsidy
- published: 21 Apr 2017
- views: 201
4:13
Urban Chic Interior Design Ideas | Smart, Stylish and Sophisticated
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- Duration: 4:13
- Updated: 27 Sep 2015
- views: 3869
8:14
Berkeley's backyard tiny house adds income & affordable housing
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- Duration: 8:14
- Updated: 08 Oct 2012
- views: 189107
Karen Chapple is a city planning professor so she knows all about the benefits of backyard cottages as urban infill and for adding density to sprawling neighbor...
Karen Chapple is a city planning professor so she knows all about the benefits of backyard cottages as urban infill and for adding density to sprawling neighborhoods, but when she took out a loan to build her own "accessory dwelling unit" (AKA secondary dwelling unit, granny flat, in-law unit), she did it for what she calls selfish reasons.
The place is small- the footprint is just 250 square feet (the 450 square feet total includes the sleeping loft and porch)-, but her first tenants were a family with a 2-year-old son. Both Karen Kerr and her partner are firefighters which means their salaries don't go far in the high rent communities of the San Francisco Bay Area. So downsizing to a tiny home just made sense.
More info on original story: http://faircompanies.com/videos/view/berkeleys-backyard-tiny-house-helps-with-income-landscape/
https://wn.com/Berkeley's_Backyard_Tiny_House_Adds_Income_Affordable_Housing
Karen Chapple is a city planning professor so she knows all about the benefits of backyard cottages as urban infill and for adding density to sprawling neighborhoods, but when she took out a loan to build her own "accessory dwelling unit" (AKA secondary dwelling unit, granny flat, in-law unit), she did it for what she calls selfish reasons.
The place is small- the footprint is just 250 square feet (the 450 square feet total includes the sleeping loft and porch)-, but her first tenants were a family with a 2-year-old son. Both Karen Kerr and her partner are firefighters which means their salaries don't go far in the high rent communities of the San Francisco Bay Area. So downsizing to a tiny home just made sense.
More info on original story: http://faircompanies.com/videos/view/berkeleys-backyard-tiny-house-helps-with-income-landscape/
- published: 08 Oct 2012
- views: 189107
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Urban Farmer Makes $1000 a Week Growing Vegetables in Rental Home
John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ goes on a field trip to an Urban Farm in Denver, Colorado to share with you how they make $1000 a week growing vegetables in a home they rent on 1/3 of an acre. In this episode, you will learn how in just 7 months the Farmers transformed an empty yard into a fully operational farm growing microgreens, leafy green vegetables, root vegetables, and fruits. You will get a tour of the entire farm showing you all the different areas and some of the infrastructures that have been built that can be easily removed if necessary. You will discover how this farm is able to gross $1000 a week by selling food they grow on their 1/3 acre lot including washing, drying, cleaning and storing the vegetables when necessary. You will learn about some of the mos...
published: 15 Nov 2017 -
LA coliving: PodShare's permeable intersection between social/privacy
Calling it “a social network with an address”, Los Angeles entrepreneur Elvina Beck created PodShare, a coliving experiment where dozens of “Podestrians”- travelers, mobile workers or new arrivals to the city- share a communal space filled with sleeping pods or “bunk beds for adults”. Beck, who built the first PodShare in 2012 with her father, wanted to respond to her demographic’s rejection of widespread home ownership and embrace of the sharing economy. She set out to transform the American bunk bed, creating a more open (and co-ed) version of the Japanese capsule hotels. For $40 to $50 per night (or discounted weekly and monthly prices), Podestrians can choose a bottom or top sleeping pod (equipped with a lamp and a small flatscreen television with Internet access) along with all the...
published: 08 Jan 2017 -
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Dice Media | Adulting | Web Series | S01E01 - Broke AF
From the makers of Little Things and What The Folks (WTF!) comes “Adulting”, a coming of age story about two young women trying to handle the responsibilities of being independent adults in the fast-paced, urban bustle of Mumbai. Take a peek into the daily life and shenanigans of two twenty-something women: Ray & Nikhat, as they try to make it through adulthood in their own unique way. Episode 1 - Broke AF It is the month end, the few days before salary comes, you know the feeling. But being broke and forgetting your roommate’s birthday at the same time is a tough spot to be in which is where Ray finds herself. Ray feels guilty for forgetting Nikhat’s birthday & keeps trying to figure out a plan to fix things. Unfortunately, rent, rising expenses & savings schemes have only further dep...
published: 18 Apr 2018 -
How to Grow Microgreens in Your Home & Make $100,000+ a Year
John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ visits City-Hydro in Baltimore, MD who makes over $100,000 a year growing microgreens in a bedroom. In this episode, you will discover how you can easily grow microgreens in your home to improve the health of you and your family. You will also discover how you can make over $100,00 a year growing microgreens and how to get a FREE 2 Day hands-on training on how to grow microgreens. First, John will show you how you can grow a tray of microgreens in your kitchen with a simple metro style shelf. You will also discover some of the health benefits of eating these micro vegetables. Next, you will share why the farmer started growing microgreens in his extra bedroom. You will get a full tour of his growing operation seeing all the different equip...
published: 23 Sep 2017 -
America's Rental Housing 2017
AMERICA'S RENTAL HOUSING A decade of unprecedented growth in the rental housing market may be coming to an end, according to our 2017 America’s Rental Housing report. Fewer new renter households are being formed, rental vacancy rates have risen, and rent increases have slowed. At the same time, renter demographics are changing and nearly 21 million households continue to pay more than 30 percent of their income for rent. WELCOME Christopher Herbert, Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies Mijo Vodopic, John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation REPORT PRESENTATION Jonathan Spader, Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies CONVERSATION The Honorable Pamela Hughes Patenaude, Deputy Secretary, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Christopher Herbert, Harvard Joint Center fo...
published: 20 Dec 2017 -
Owner-built Atlanta glass “treehouse” floats among hardwoods
When the financial crisis hit in 2008, architects Mary Clare DeReuil & Carlos Tardio were without work, but determined to continue creating buildings. “We were scouring the city all the time looking for cheap land, land that no one wanted to deal with because it was problematic,” explains DeReuil. They finally picked up property near downtown Atlanta that was “problematic” and “unbelievably cheap” because there was no driveway access. Over the course of 4 years, the two architects (Tardio Architecture) worked 10 hour days to create an experimental glass dream home using materials easily accessible in industrialized settings: steel beams, cast concrete, 2 by 6 milled lumber and lots of recycled glass. “We scrapped this thing together with personal loans, brother and sister loans, loan shar...
published: 25 Dec 2016 -
Earthships: self-sustaining homes for a post-apocalyptic land?
On the desert mesa of New Mexico, miles from the nearest town of Taos (pop. 5,700), Star-Wars-like shelters rise from the earth, half-buried and covered in adobe. Called “Earthships” - brainchild of architect Mike Reynolds in the 1970s- they’re nearly completely self-sufficient homes: no electrical grid, no water lines, no sewer. The Greater World Earthship Community, about 70 passive solar homes built from earth and trash on 633 acres, had a rough start; they were shut down as an illegal subdivision in 1997 and it took them 7 years to come to compliance. Though today, the county fully cooperates with Reynolds and his Earthship Biotecture operation to turn trash (tires, cans, glass bottles) into shelters and has even given them 2 acres to experiment with housing in anyway they like (they ...
published: 06 Oct 2014 -
Free Full Movies - Thriller / Drama " Intuition" - Free Wednesday Movies
Free Full Movies - Thriller / Drama " Intuition" - Free Wednesday Movies Intuition takes place with workaholic relationship therapist, Dr. David Francis, who tries to help Kenny deal with his trust issues. The Doctor fails to realize his patient is having an affair with his finance Karen. SUBSCRIBE to our channel: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=Maverickent Maverick Entertainment Group Business Page: www.maverickentertainment.cc **********Follow us********** FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/maverickmovies TWITTER: https://twitter.com/MaverickMovies PINTEREST: http://www.pinterest.com/maverickmovies/ INSTAGRAM: http://instagram.com/maverickmovies# -------------------------------------------------------- FREE MOVIES: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bf83K65...
published: 04 Jan 2017 -
Home for Good: Building the Secure, Affordable Rental Stock We Need
Out of control housing costs for both ownership and rental aren't just a Greater Vancouver phenomenon. Many BC and Canadian communities are experiencing a worsening, wickedly complex housing crisis that has been decades in the making. Shelter insecurity has seeped into the middle and even upper-middle class, and across all age and cultural demographics. The wealth and social gap between renters and owners is also widening. High rents, renovictions and low vacancies make many tenants insecure. Government policies often favour homeowners, offering less support for renters who can account for half of urban residents, or more. Speakers for the evening included: Kishone Tony Roy, Scot Hein, David Podmore, Dena Kae Beno, Garth Davis, Karen Sawatzky, Kris Archie and Jenelle Davies.
published: 02 Mar 2017 -
Avi Friedman: Thinking Outside the Box on Affordable Housing
The SFU Centre for Dialogue presents renowned international housing expert Dr. Avi Friedman, in collaboration with the Urban Development Institute, City of Vancouver, Social Planning and Research Council of BC, BC Non-Profit Housing Association and other partners. For additional information about the lecture and related activities, see the HomesNow website: www.sfu.ca/homesnow/outputs-and-findings/september-2011-conference.html Lecture Description: Metro Vancouver's many attributes make it a highly desirable place to live and invest. Unfortunately, that makes housing, whether rental or ownership, unaffordable for many of the region's citizens. The need to think outside the box about lower-cost residential options has become an urgent priority. Renowned international housing expert Dr. A...
published: 07 Jun 2012 -
Quitting Your Job To Farm on a Quarter Acre In Your Backyard?
My friend Steven Cornett just quit his job. He quit so he can start his NEW job...farming in San Diego on a quarter acre in his backyard. His farm is called Nature's Always Right, because he believes that the best way to grow is to study natural systems and emulate them in his urban plot. In this video we do a DEEP dive into every aspect of his farm as well as where he's at in the journey. I HIGHLY encourage you to go subscribe to his channel for more urban farming goodness! Go check out Steven's channel: → https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCejgtTHroWI5sF_2-fuiF4Q Join our worldwide gardening community: → https://www.facebook.com/groups/epicgardening/ Gardening Equipment I Use: → Basic hydroponic nutrients: http://amzn.to/29VmBeQ → Simple pH testing kit: http://amzn.to/2aexc4l → Fancy ...
published: 17 Nov 2017 -
Housing Voucher Programs - No Place Like Home
August 1, 2015 - No Place Like Home Topic: Housing Voucher Program No Place Like Home is a Radio/TV show sponsored by the Housing Finance Authority of Pinellas County. The show features topical subjects each month geared towards housing and home ownership. The program is co-hosted by Karmen Lemberg, Program Administrator with the Housing Finance Authority of Pinellas County and Jane Muhrlin, Public Information Officer with Pinellas County Communications. Our topic this month is the HUD Housing Choice Voucher and HUD Veterans Affairs Supportive Housing (HUD VASH) programs. We hear from officials overseeing these programs, aimed to end homelessness for low income residents and homeless veterans. Guests: Elisa Galvan - Housing Choice Voucher Director, Pinellas County Housing Authorit...
published: 31 Jul 2015 -
“Missing Middle Housing: Responding to the Demand for Walkable Urban Living
In this discussion hosted by the Redevelopment Agency of Salt Lake City, urban architect Dan Parolek addresses the need for more diverse and affordable housing options, including duplexes, fourplexes, and bungalow courts. The focus is on creating more walkable communities that support local retail businesses and public transit options. Dan Parolek is a principal of Opticos Design of Berkeley, Calif. He has previously presented at the Congress for New Urbanism and the American Planning Association Conference, and has been featured in The New York Times, The Atlantic, and USA Today. For more information, visit www.missingmiddlehousing.com The Redevelopment Agency of Salt Lake City works with communities to implement Salt Lake City’s master plans to create vital housing opportunities, impr...
published: 06 Jun 2016 -
#26 19th Century HISTORIC Abandoned Large Brick home in Kentucky
a very amazing place for sure! Been wanting to film it for a long time. Finally got a chance to check it out.
published: 03 Nov 2016 -
The Future of Housing in London
Lecture date: 2017-02-02 Jamie Ratcliff, Alison Brooks, Poppy Terry, Joanna Chambers and John Bushell. Chaired by Hugo Hinsley “Working with government, I have secured £3.15bn to start building at least 90,000 new affordable homes. We will help Londoners who would otherwise struggle to rent or buy, by building a range of new affordable homes. This will include homes for low-cost rent, London Living Rent, and shared ownership” - Sadiq Khan, Homes for Londoners: Affordable Homes Programme 2016-21, November 2016 London’s housing stock has increasingly failed to provide housing for lower income working people, or even for middle income young professionals. This process began during the 1980s, when the Thatcher government, excited by neoliberal economic theory and tempted to attract many vot...
published: 07 Feb 2017 -
Dryland harvesting home hacks sun, rain, food & surroundings
When Brad Lancaster and his brother bought their home in downtown Tucson, the streetscape was a dusty place, devoid of trees or any vegetation. In 1996 Lancaster and his neighbors started an annual tree planting project, which up until now has resulted in over 1,400 native food-bearing trees being planted (usually with water-harvesting earthworks) in the neighborhood. In 2004, Lancaster augmented the street tree planting by using a 14-inch, gas powered circular saw to cut away part of his curb to divert street runoff into his street-side tree basins. When the walkway in front of his home sprouted with life- like mesquite and palo verde trees- many of his neighbors wanted to cut their curbs as well. Lancaster approached the city to convince them to make his water-harvesting technique legal...
published: 07 Aug 2016 -
Backyard Organic Container Vegetable Garden Perfect for People Who Rent
John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ goes on a field trip to a viewers home to share with you their backyard container garden. In this episode you will learn exactly how you can set up a backyard container garden which is an excellent way to grow a garden if you rent or have commitment phobias about making changes to your property. After watching this episode you will have the knowledge you need to get out and grow a organic vegetable garden today, so you can start harvesting your own fresh vegetables and fruits and tasting the difference tomorrow.
published: 06 Nov 2012 -
The Colonels Rehab House
The main house is understood to have been built in Edwardian times with many of the original features retained. The current layout of the house provides 15 bedrooms (original layout was 6 bedrooms). The house has brick built elevations under a tiled roof. The barn building is located to the rear, or north, of the main house and comprises a wooden built two storey building under a slate roof and is attached to the former coach house. The building was most recently used as residential accommodation (8 bedrooms). The coach house and other attached buildings comprise two dwellings (1 bed cottage and 3 bed first floor flat), office, consulting rooms and games room. The dwellings have there own entrances. The remaining buildings are a mixture of brick, wood and metal clad structures.The main ho...
published: 30 May 2014 -
Tiny Texas Houses' "Willy Wonka" on making magic reusing wood
Brad “Darby” Kittel came to Texas living on a converted school bus. He had planned to write the Great American Novel, but he ended up buying up boarded-up homes and fixing them up using materials he salvaged from other old houses, barns and buildings. After a couple decades refining his salvage mining techniques, he began using his collection to build “new” tiny portable homes from salvage. The prefab homes, measuring 64 square feet and up, are built from 99% salvaged materials. The other 1% is for things like electrical parts, plumbing, nails, screws, and some insulation materials. Since he builds with natural materials (mostly wood) or materials that have already off-gassed, he calls his homes “organic” (he makes clear he doesn’t use plastics, formaldehyde, sheetrock, VOC paints, late...
published: 16 Sep 2014
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Urban Farmer Makes $1000 a Week Growing Vegetables in Rental Home
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- Duration: 1:25:10
- Updated: 15 Nov 2017
- views: 34362
John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ goes on a field trip to an Urban Farm in Denver, Colorado to share with you how they make $1000 a week growing vege...
John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ goes on a field trip to an Urban Farm in Denver, Colorado to share with you how they make $1000 a week growing vegetables in a home they rent on 1/3 of an acre.
In this episode, you will learn how in just 7 months the Farmers transformed an empty yard into a fully operational farm growing microgreens, leafy green vegetables, root vegetables, and fruits.
You will get a tour of the entire farm showing you all the different areas and some of the infrastructures that have been built that can be easily removed if necessary.
You will discover how this farm is able to gross $1000 a week by selling food they grow on their 1/3 acre lot including washing, drying, cleaning and storing the vegetables when necessary.
You will learn about some of the most important equipment that was purchased to get this farm up and running. You will discover how hoop houses allow them to get an early start on the season, and grow foods until late in the season to produce an income for the longest period of time.
You will discover some of the specific crops that are being grown, and how they are doing it. You will learn how the entire farm is being run off a single hose spigot.
Finally, John will interview James the farmer and ask many questions regarding urban farming and his farm.
Jump to the following parts of this episode:
0:00:54 Tour of Growing in Front Yard
0:02:37 Make $240 for growing carrots in 2 months in little space
0:05:15 Back Yard Tour Starts
0:07:52 Hoophouse used to grow microgreens and starts
0:08:38 Types of Microgreens being grown
0:11:11 Growing Tomatoes in a Hoophouse
0:14:19 Hoophouse with no plastic why?
0:15:50 Rows of Leafy Greens
0:19:50 Interplanting - Use Your Weeds to Eat
0:22:08 Feeding Chickens
0:24:08 Washing Shed to increase the value of crops and conserve water
0:25:09 Brand New Washing Machine Converted to Salad Spinner
0:27:58 Farmers tools that help him grow
0:30:29 Farm Irrigation System run by one spigot
0:33:05 Interview with Farmer James
0:34:17 Is it true you never grew anything before:
0:34:54 Why did you decide to grow vegetables instead of Pasture Animals?
0:37:12 How soon after you starting farming did you make money?
0:38:05 How much money did you invest in infrastructure?
0:39:50 How much time has the BCS tiller saved you?
0:41:40 Why didn't you focus on building your soil?
0:43:44 Would You Pay $800 for Curtis Stones Course again?
0:45:28 Why is it important to ensure you have a market for your produce?
0:49:00 Why is presentation important when selling at the farmers market?
0:51:44 How much money do you make and is this your only income?
0:52:50 How would you improve farming next year? Will you grow next year?
0:54:50 How many hours a week did you put in when you started?
0:57:40 How rewarding has it been to grow food for other people?
1:00:00 What are the 3 top challenges you had growing food?
1:03:30 What are the top 3 varieties of crops you grow?
1:04:55 Why is important to be transparent and have an open door policy?
1:07:43 Can anyone start a farm?
1:10:00 My suggestions for the farm
1:15:30 Any Final Tips for my viewers?
1:19:10 How can someone contact you and your farm?
After watching this episode, you will learn how to set up an urban farm at a rental home or home you own. You will learn some of the most important actions you can take in order to be successful operating your own urban farm to feed your community.
Related Episodes:
Episode with Curtis Stone
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tP5bOr0aC58
How to Grow Microgreens and Make $100,000 a year
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fO9Q2bnQvLo
How to Grow Microgreens in Your Kitchen
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YglT6_wEaQ4
Make $500 a Week by Turning Your Garden into a Farm
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2pN9PeE_iwQ
Growing Food without using fertilizer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Q8cUPufCVA
Subscribe to GrowingYourGreens for more videos like this:
http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=growingyourgreens
Follow John on Instagram at:
https://instagram.com/growingyourgreens/
Watch all 1300+ Episodes from GrowingYourGreens at
https://www.youtube.com/user/growingyourgreens/videos
City Yard Farms Website
http://www.cityyardfarms.com/
City Yard Farms Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/cityyardfarm/
City Yard Farm Youtube
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGClqEaIiscRI6Rr5X98Feg
City Yard Farms Instagram
https://www.instagram.com/cityyardfarms/
https://wn.com/Urban_Farmer_Makes_1000_A_Week_Growing_Vegetables_In_Rental_Home
John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ goes on a field trip to an Urban Farm in Denver, Colorado to share with you how they make $1000 a week growing vegetables in a home they rent on 1/3 of an acre.
In this episode, you will learn how in just 7 months the Farmers transformed an empty yard into a fully operational farm growing microgreens, leafy green vegetables, root vegetables, and fruits.
You will get a tour of the entire farm showing you all the different areas and some of the infrastructures that have been built that can be easily removed if necessary.
You will discover how this farm is able to gross $1000 a week by selling food they grow on their 1/3 acre lot including washing, drying, cleaning and storing the vegetables when necessary.
You will learn about some of the most important equipment that was purchased to get this farm up and running. You will discover how hoop houses allow them to get an early start on the season, and grow foods until late in the season to produce an income for the longest period of time.
You will discover some of the specific crops that are being grown, and how they are doing it. You will learn how the entire farm is being run off a single hose spigot.
Finally, John will interview James the farmer and ask many questions regarding urban farming and his farm.
Jump to the following parts of this episode:
0:00:54 Tour of Growing in Front Yard
0:02:37 Make $240 for growing carrots in 2 months in little space
0:05:15 Back Yard Tour Starts
0:07:52 Hoophouse used to grow microgreens and starts
0:08:38 Types of Microgreens being grown
0:11:11 Growing Tomatoes in a Hoophouse
0:14:19 Hoophouse with no plastic why?
0:15:50 Rows of Leafy Greens
0:19:50 Interplanting - Use Your Weeds to Eat
0:22:08 Feeding Chickens
0:24:08 Washing Shed to increase the value of crops and conserve water
0:25:09 Brand New Washing Machine Converted to Salad Spinner
0:27:58 Farmers tools that help him grow
0:30:29 Farm Irrigation System run by one spigot
0:33:05 Interview with Farmer James
0:34:17 Is it true you never grew anything before:
0:34:54 Why did you decide to grow vegetables instead of Pasture Animals?
0:37:12 How soon after you starting farming did you make money?
0:38:05 How much money did you invest in infrastructure?
0:39:50 How much time has the BCS tiller saved you?
0:41:40 Why didn't you focus on building your soil?
0:43:44 Would You Pay $800 for Curtis Stones Course again?
0:45:28 Why is it important to ensure you have a market for your produce?
0:49:00 Why is presentation important when selling at the farmers market?
0:51:44 How much money do you make and is this your only income?
0:52:50 How would you improve farming next year? Will you grow next year?
0:54:50 How many hours a week did you put in when you started?
0:57:40 How rewarding has it been to grow food for other people?
1:00:00 What are the 3 top challenges you had growing food?
1:03:30 What are the top 3 varieties of crops you grow?
1:04:55 Why is important to be transparent and have an open door policy?
1:07:43 Can anyone start a farm?
1:10:00 My suggestions for the farm
1:15:30 Any Final Tips for my viewers?
1:19:10 How can someone contact you and your farm?
After watching this episode, you will learn how to set up an urban farm at a rental home or home you own. You will learn some of the most important actions you can take in order to be successful operating your own urban farm to feed your community.
Related Episodes:
Episode with Curtis Stone
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tP5bOr0aC58
How to Grow Microgreens and Make $100,000 a year
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fO9Q2bnQvLo
How to Grow Microgreens in Your Kitchen
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YglT6_wEaQ4
Make $500 a Week by Turning Your Garden into a Farm
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2pN9PeE_iwQ
Growing Food without using fertilizer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Q8cUPufCVA
Subscribe to GrowingYourGreens for more videos like this:
http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=growingyourgreens
Follow John on Instagram at:
https://instagram.com/growingyourgreens/
Watch all 1300+ Episodes from GrowingYourGreens at
https://www.youtube.com/user/growingyourgreens/videos
City Yard Farms Website
http://www.cityyardfarms.com/
City Yard Farms Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/cityyardfarm/
City Yard Farm Youtube
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGClqEaIiscRI6Rr5X98Feg
City Yard Farms Instagram
https://www.instagram.com/cityyardfarms/
- published: 15 Nov 2017
- views: 34362
29:37
LA coliving: PodShare's permeable intersection between social/privacy
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- Duration: 29:37
- Updated: 08 Jan 2017
- views: 1590127
Calling it “a social network with an address”, Los Angeles entrepreneur Elvina Beck created PodShare, a coliving experiment where dozens of “Podestrians”- trave...
Calling it “a social network with an address”, Los Angeles entrepreneur Elvina Beck created PodShare, a coliving experiment where dozens of “Podestrians”- travelers, mobile workers or new arrivals to the city- share a communal space filled with sleeping pods or “bunk beds for adults”.
Beck, who built the first PodShare in 2012 with her father, wanted to respond to her demographic’s rejection of widespread home ownership and embrace of the sharing economy. She set out to transform the American bunk bed, creating a more open (and co-ed) version of the Japanese capsule hotels.
For $40 to $50 per night (or discounted weekly and monthly prices), Podestrians can choose a bottom or top sleeping pod (equipped with a lamp and a small flatscreen television with Internet access) along with all the shared spaces, including a kitchen (with communal food, and space for individual storage in the pantry and fridge), bathroom, showers (toiletries included) and a communal lounge.
Currently, there are 3 locations in Los Angeles, but Beck sees the model as scalable across the country and, similar to a gym, members could have overnight access at any location.
PodShare doesn’t own any of the locations, but instead rents empty space from landlords. They stay away from residentially-zoned properties and instead focus on converting commercial or live/work spaces. Beck and her partner Kera Package have evolved the pods so they are now modular and totally mobile so they can go up and down at any location when a lease ends.
In reflection of the sharing economy’s privilege of “access” over “ownership”, Beck tries to outfit each location with extras like bicycles and instruments. She hopes each location will eventually have bigger extras, like a gym or pool. Currently, the Hollywood location even has a recording studio and editing bay.
PodShare http://podshare.co/
Original story: https://faircompanies.com/videos/la-coliving-a-permeable-intersection-between-socialprivacy/
https://wn.com/La_Coliving_Podshare's_Permeable_Intersection_Between_Social_Privacy
Calling it “a social network with an address”, Los Angeles entrepreneur Elvina Beck created PodShare, a coliving experiment where dozens of “Podestrians”- travelers, mobile workers or new arrivals to the city- share a communal space filled with sleeping pods or “bunk beds for adults”.
Beck, who built the first PodShare in 2012 with her father, wanted to respond to her demographic’s rejection of widespread home ownership and embrace of the sharing economy. She set out to transform the American bunk bed, creating a more open (and co-ed) version of the Japanese capsule hotels.
For $40 to $50 per night (or discounted weekly and monthly prices), Podestrians can choose a bottom or top sleeping pod (equipped with a lamp and a small flatscreen television with Internet access) along with all the shared spaces, including a kitchen (with communal food, and space for individual storage in the pantry and fridge), bathroom, showers (toiletries included) and a communal lounge.
Currently, there are 3 locations in Los Angeles, but Beck sees the model as scalable across the country and, similar to a gym, members could have overnight access at any location.
PodShare doesn’t own any of the locations, but instead rents empty space from landlords. They stay away from residentially-zoned properties and instead focus on converting commercial or live/work spaces. Beck and her partner Kera Package have evolved the pods so they are now modular and totally mobile so they can go up and down at any location when a lease ends.
In reflection of the sharing economy’s privilege of “access” over “ownership”, Beck tries to outfit each location with extras like bicycles and instruments. She hopes each location will eventually have bigger extras, like a gym or pool. Currently, the Hollywood location even has a recording studio and editing bay.
PodShare http://podshare.co/
Original story: https://faircompanies.com/videos/la-coliving-a-permeable-intersection-between-socialprivacy/
- published: 08 Jan 2017
- views: 1590127
21:14
The GoodHomes Show Episode 10 | Experts
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- Duration: 21:14
- Updated: 15 Apr 2018
- views: 7522
Hafele presents The GoodHomes Show powered by Vector Projects Episode 1 Featuring Technoraill
Your favourite design and decor brand now on television. Watch sty...
Hafele presents The GoodHomes Show powered by Vector Projects Episode 1 Featuring Technoraill
Your favourite design and decor brand now on television. Watch stylish solutions-based, uber chic makeovers for your homes.
https://wn.com/The_Goodhomes_Show_Episode_10_|_Experts
24:57
Dice Media | Adulting | Web Series | S01E01 - Broke AF
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- Duration: 24:57
- Updated: 18 Apr 2018
- views: 3303
From the makers of Little Things and What The Folks (WTF!) comes “Adulting”, a coming of age story about two young women trying to handle the responsibilities o...
From the makers of Little Things and What The Folks (WTF!) comes “Adulting”, a coming of age story about two young women trying to handle the responsibilities of being independent adults in the fast-paced, urban bustle of Mumbai. Take a peek into the daily life and shenanigans of two twenty-something women: Ray & Nikhat, as they try to make it through adulthood in their own unique way.
Episode 1 - Broke AF
It is the month end, the few days before salary comes, you know the feeling. But being broke and forgetting your roommate’s birthday at the same time is a tough spot to be in which is where Ray finds herself.
Ray feels guilty for forgetting Nikhat’s birthday & keeps trying to figure out a plan to fix things. Unfortunately, rent, rising expenses & savings schemes have only further depleted the girls bank balance. All is bleak.
Will Ray find a way to make it up to Nikhat? Find out in the very first episode of Adulting.
This is India’s first web-series to have a mostly-female team right from the director, writers, editor, principal cast, assistant director team, line producer, and several other key positions.
An original series by Dice Media - A Pocket Aces channel.
PRODUCERS
ASHWIN SURESH
ANIRUDH PANDITA
ADITI SHRIVASTAVA
DIRECTOR
JESSICA SADANA
WRITERS
MAITREYEE UPADHYAY
AYESHA NAIR
CONCEPT
DHRUV SEHGAL
CREATIVE PRODUCERS
SIDHANTA MATHUR
KARTIK KRISHNAN
EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(DICE MEDIA)
ABHISHEK KUMAR
EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: RIDHESH SEJPAL
ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: NAISHA JOSHI
CAST (IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER)
AISHA AHMED
SHEEBA CHADDHA
YASHASWINI DAYAMA
DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY
ADITYA KAPUR
PRODUCTION DESIGNER
PRASHANT THAKKAR (MONOCHROME)
EDITOR
CHARU TAKKAR
MUSIC & BACKGROUND SCORE
SAMEER RAHAT
LINE PRODUCER
BIPIN CHANDRAN
PRODUCTION CONTROLLER
PRATIBHA SONAWANE
CASTING DIRECTOR
ANKITA BAJAJ
2ND UNIT DOP
SHAZ MOHAMMED
ADDITIONAL DOP
VIPIN WAGHMARE
ASSISTANT DOP
ADITYA SURYAWANSHI
DIRECTION TEAM
ANTARA ANAND
ARDRA SWAROOP
NEEL MANI KANT
SWATI SARKAR
SHEKHAR THANEKAR
SUBHASMITA CHAKRABARTI
ZISHAN ZAFAR
PRODUCTION INTERN: SAHIL CHOUBEY
COLORIST
RISHABH MALHOTRA
SUBTITLING
LAXMINARAYAN SINGH
VFX TEAM
SIDHANT GANDHI, MANOJ OMRE, SHREYA SETHI, ANTARA PATHAK
PROMO
MAULIK SHARMA
ASSISTANT EDITOR
PARUL SINGH
CASTING ASSISTANTS
RUDRA RAJPUT
DHANASHREE PAWAR
SOUND DESIGNER
MOINAK BOSE
ON LOCATION RECORDIST
ROSHAN PATHAK
ROHIT PATHAK
COSTUME AND STYLING
SHWETA PUTHRAN
MITALI AMBEKAR
ART DIRECTOR
ETISHA JAIN
ASSISTANT ART
VIDHI JAIN
PALLAVI CHOUGALE
ABHISHEK CHOUBEY
GARGI CHOUDHURY
ART SET UP TEAM
VIJAY
PRITAM
WARDROBE COURTESY
DESIGNER LABELS:
THEQUIRKBOX BY JAYESH SACHDEV
URVEEADHIKARI LABEL
SHWETAPUTHRAN LABEL
RETAIL BRAND:
LIFESTYLE
FOREVER 21
ONLY
VERO MODA
LIVA
THE LABEL LIFE
BAGS:
2AM BY ANJALI AND MEHA
PEE BEES
COSTUME ASSISTANT
NIMISHA KANADE
LEAN LEITAO
DRESSMAN
MURARI
TAILOR
MUNNILAL
FOCUS PULLER
JAIRAJ SHETTY
HAIR & MAKE-UP BY:
MALCOLM FERNANDES & TEAM
BOOM OPERATOR
ARJUN MISHRA
FACILITY BOY
RASHID
IRFAN
SHRAVAN
RAJKUMAR
TANVIR
AKASH
PREETAM
RAJU
PICTURE VEHICLES
MATEEN ULLAH
RIGS
MUSHTAQ SHEIKH
ASHWIN
CAMERA EQUIPMENT
RN CINE DIGITAL
LIGHTS
THE MAX LIGHTS
GAFFER
AKIL SHAIKH
LIGHT MEN
JAVED
WASIM
SHYAM
TIWARY
BAPPA
SHAHRUKH
RANJIT
CAMERA EQUIPMENT ATTENDANTS
IZHAR ANSARI
QASIM
PAWAN
WIRELESS MONITOR ATTENDANTS
BIPLAB
SOHAIL
DIGITAL IMAGING TECHNICIAN
PRASANNA GHAG
VANITY VAN RENTAL
SINGH VANITY
ASHWINI VANITY
FILMING MATERIAL SUPPLIES
NATIONAL NOVELTY
EXTRAS CASTING
RAVINDRA SURI AND CO
TRANSPORT AND TEMPOS
ASHOK GUPTA
CATERERS
JAMA FOOD
SYNDICATION
AKSHADA BHALERAO
MARKETING
RAUNAK RAMTEKE
MADHU GUDI
VIRAJ GHELANI
KEENAN BURROUGHS
BALRAM VISHWAKARMA
AAYUSHI SHELAT
HITESH PARDESHI
FINANCE
KINJAL NAYAK (GOODFELLAS)
SHAILESH KINJALE (POCKETACES)
KUNAL LAKHARA (POCKETACES)
DICE MEDIA TEAM:
AAKASH BHOJWANI
POCKET ACES PRODUCTION TEAM:
PARITOSH BHATT
JAY PIKLE
BRANDS TEAM:
ANUBHAV RAO
SONALIKA MEHRA
SHREYA AGARWAL
LOCATION COURTESY
THE STABLES
MYXX
91 SPRINGBOARD
AJMERA I-LAND, WADALA
JEWELLERY COURTESY
PIPA BELLA
POST-PRODUCTION CREDITS
POST PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR: VIPIN VISHWAKARMA
POST PRODUCTION ASSISTANT: AKSHAY PAUNIKAR
TRAILER EDITOR: MAULIK
VOCALIST
ARUNAJA NALINAKSHAN
LYRICIST:MANASWI MOHATA
SECONDARY CAST
RAVI GOSAIN
MANMEET SINGH SAWHNEY
KULBIR BADERON
GITA GUHA
SONEL SINGH
ABHINAV CHATURVEDI
BANWARI LAL JHOL
YOGESH BAJRANG
SAAHIL SINGH
ABHISHEK KUMAR
NISHAD JAVERI
RAUNAK RAMTEKE
ANTARA PATHAK
SPECIAL APPEARANCE
EISHA CHOPRA
VEER SINGH
SUKANT GOEL
VIRAJ GHELANI
ANIRUDDHA BANERJEE
NAYANA SHYAM
KALLIRROI TZIAFETA
MADHU GUDI
https://wn.com/Dice_Media_|_Adulting_|_Web_Series_|_S01E01_Broke_Af
From the makers of Little Things and What The Folks (WTF!) comes “Adulting”, a coming of age story about two young women trying to handle the responsibilities of being independent adults in the fast-paced, urban bustle of Mumbai. Take a peek into the daily life and shenanigans of two twenty-something women: Ray & Nikhat, as they try to make it through adulthood in their own unique way.
Episode 1 - Broke AF
It is the month end, the few days before salary comes, you know the feeling. But being broke and forgetting your roommate’s birthday at the same time is a tough spot to be in which is where Ray finds herself.
Ray feels guilty for forgetting Nikhat’s birthday & keeps trying to figure out a plan to fix things. Unfortunately, rent, rising expenses & savings schemes have only further depleted the girls bank balance. All is bleak.
Will Ray find a way to make it up to Nikhat? Find out in the very first episode of Adulting.
This is India’s first web-series to have a mostly-female team right from the director, writers, editor, principal cast, assistant director team, line producer, and several other key positions.
An original series by Dice Media - A Pocket Aces channel.
PRODUCERS
ASHWIN SURESH
ANIRUDH PANDITA
ADITI SHRIVASTAVA
DIRECTOR
JESSICA SADANA
WRITERS
MAITREYEE UPADHYAY
AYESHA NAIR
CONCEPT
DHRUV SEHGAL
CREATIVE PRODUCERS
SIDHANTA MATHUR
KARTIK KRISHNAN
EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(DICE MEDIA)
ABHISHEK KUMAR
EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: RIDHESH SEJPAL
ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: NAISHA JOSHI
CAST (IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER)
AISHA AHMED
SHEEBA CHADDHA
YASHASWINI DAYAMA
DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY
ADITYA KAPUR
PRODUCTION DESIGNER
PRASHANT THAKKAR (MONOCHROME)
EDITOR
CHARU TAKKAR
MUSIC & BACKGROUND SCORE
SAMEER RAHAT
LINE PRODUCER
BIPIN CHANDRAN
PRODUCTION CONTROLLER
PRATIBHA SONAWANE
CASTING DIRECTOR
ANKITA BAJAJ
2ND UNIT DOP
SHAZ MOHAMMED
ADDITIONAL DOP
VIPIN WAGHMARE
ASSISTANT DOP
ADITYA SURYAWANSHI
DIRECTION TEAM
ANTARA ANAND
ARDRA SWAROOP
NEEL MANI KANT
SWATI SARKAR
SHEKHAR THANEKAR
SUBHASMITA CHAKRABARTI
ZISHAN ZAFAR
PRODUCTION INTERN: SAHIL CHOUBEY
COLORIST
RISHABH MALHOTRA
SUBTITLING
LAXMINARAYAN SINGH
VFX TEAM
SIDHANT GANDHI, MANOJ OMRE, SHREYA SETHI, ANTARA PATHAK
PROMO
MAULIK SHARMA
ASSISTANT EDITOR
PARUL SINGH
CASTING ASSISTANTS
RUDRA RAJPUT
DHANASHREE PAWAR
SOUND DESIGNER
MOINAK BOSE
ON LOCATION RECORDIST
ROSHAN PATHAK
ROHIT PATHAK
COSTUME AND STYLING
SHWETA PUTHRAN
MITALI AMBEKAR
ART DIRECTOR
ETISHA JAIN
ASSISTANT ART
VIDHI JAIN
PALLAVI CHOUGALE
ABHISHEK CHOUBEY
GARGI CHOUDHURY
ART SET UP TEAM
VIJAY
PRITAM
WARDROBE COURTESY
DESIGNER LABELS:
THEQUIRKBOX BY JAYESH SACHDEV
URVEEADHIKARI LABEL
SHWETAPUTHRAN LABEL
RETAIL BRAND:
LIFESTYLE
FOREVER 21
ONLY
VERO MODA
LIVA
THE LABEL LIFE
BAGS:
2AM BY ANJALI AND MEHA
PEE BEES
COSTUME ASSISTANT
NIMISHA KANADE
LEAN LEITAO
DRESSMAN
MURARI
TAILOR
MUNNILAL
FOCUS PULLER
JAIRAJ SHETTY
HAIR & MAKE-UP BY:
MALCOLM FERNANDES & TEAM
BOOM OPERATOR
ARJUN MISHRA
FACILITY BOY
RASHID
IRFAN
SHRAVAN
RAJKUMAR
TANVIR
AKASH
PREETAM
RAJU
PICTURE VEHICLES
MATEEN ULLAH
RIGS
MUSHTAQ SHEIKH
ASHWIN
CAMERA EQUIPMENT
RN CINE DIGITAL
LIGHTS
THE MAX LIGHTS
GAFFER
AKIL SHAIKH
LIGHT MEN
JAVED
WASIM
SHYAM
TIWARY
BAPPA
SHAHRUKH
RANJIT
CAMERA EQUIPMENT ATTENDANTS
IZHAR ANSARI
QASIM
PAWAN
WIRELESS MONITOR ATTENDANTS
BIPLAB
SOHAIL
DIGITAL IMAGING TECHNICIAN
PRASANNA GHAG
VANITY VAN RENTAL
SINGH VANITY
ASHWINI VANITY
FILMING MATERIAL SUPPLIES
NATIONAL NOVELTY
EXTRAS CASTING
RAVINDRA SURI AND CO
TRANSPORT AND TEMPOS
ASHOK GUPTA
CATERERS
JAMA FOOD
SYNDICATION
AKSHADA BHALERAO
MARKETING
RAUNAK RAMTEKE
MADHU GUDI
VIRAJ GHELANI
KEENAN BURROUGHS
BALRAM VISHWAKARMA
AAYUSHI SHELAT
HITESH PARDESHI
FINANCE
KINJAL NAYAK (GOODFELLAS)
SHAILESH KINJALE (POCKETACES)
KUNAL LAKHARA (POCKETACES)
DICE MEDIA TEAM:
AAKASH BHOJWANI
POCKET ACES PRODUCTION TEAM:
PARITOSH BHATT
JAY PIKLE
BRANDS TEAM:
ANUBHAV RAO
SONALIKA MEHRA
SHREYA AGARWAL
LOCATION COURTESY
THE STABLES
MYXX
91 SPRINGBOARD
AJMERA I-LAND, WADALA
JEWELLERY COURTESY
PIPA BELLA
POST-PRODUCTION CREDITS
POST PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR: VIPIN VISHWAKARMA
POST PRODUCTION ASSISTANT: AKSHAY PAUNIKAR
TRAILER EDITOR: MAULIK
VOCALIST
ARUNAJA NALINAKSHAN
LYRICIST:MANASWI MOHATA
SECONDARY CAST
RAVI GOSAIN
MANMEET SINGH SAWHNEY
KULBIR BADERON
GITA GUHA
SONEL SINGH
ABHINAV CHATURVEDI
BANWARI LAL JHOL
YOGESH BAJRANG
SAAHIL SINGH
ABHISHEK KUMAR
NISHAD JAVERI
RAUNAK RAMTEKE
ANTARA PATHAK
SPECIAL APPEARANCE
EISHA CHOPRA
VEER SINGH
SUKANT GOEL
VIRAJ GHELANI
ANIRUDDHA BANERJEE
NAYANA SHYAM
KALLIRROI TZIAFETA
MADHU GUDI
- published: 18 Apr 2018
- views: 3303
1:03:39
How to Grow Microgreens in Your Home & Make $100,000+ a Year
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:03:39
- Updated: 23 Sep 2017
- views: 442739
John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ visits City-Hydro in Baltimore, MD who makes over $100,000 a year growing microgreens in a bedroom.
In this episode...
John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ visits City-Hydro in Baltimore, MD who makes over $100,000 a year growing microgreens in a bedroom.
In this episode, you will discover how you can easily grow microgreens in your home to improve the health of you and your family. You will also discover how you can make over $100,00 a year growing microgreens and how to get a FREE 2 Day hands-on training on how to grow microgreens.
First, John will show you how you can grow a tray of microgreens in your kitchen with a simple metro style shelf. You will also discover some of the health benefits of eating these micro vegetables.
Next, you will share why the farmer started growing microgreens in his extra bedroom. You will get a full tour of his growing operation seeing all the different equipment he is using to grow the microgreens.
You will then discover how to grow the microgreens including detailed information on using the best seeds, best water, best trays, best-growing medium, and much, much more.
John will take you on a further tour of the grow room sharing with you some common and uncommon tips and tricks about growing microgreens and how he enjoys eating the microgreens.
Jump to the following parts of this episode
0:02:21 Growing Microgreens in your Kitchen
0:07:29 Bedroom Converted into Micro Farm
0:09:50 POV Tour of Microgreens Farm
0:13:18 Best Seeds to Grow Microgreens
0:17:13 Proper Water to Use to Grow Microgreens
0:18:39 Best Trays to Grow Microgreens
0:22:40 Best Growing Media
0:24:50 How to Seed a Tray of Microgreens
0:26:00 How to sterilize seeds before germination
0:27:29 Create Proper Germination Environment
0:28:10 Germination Rack (No Lights)
0:29:55 Growing Rack with LED Lights
0:34:15 How to Ensure you are Regulated Less When growing Microgreens
0:35:05 Specific Microgreens that can be grown easily without hassle
0:36:17 My tip for growing microgreens
0:37:17 How Much electricty and water does it take?
0:37:42 How to handle fruit flys and bugs?
0:39:10 Definition of Microgreens
0:40:17 Best Vegan Food to Eat that is Grown Veganically
0:42:59 How to Best Eat Your Microgreens
Finally, John will interview Larry, the farmer at City Hydro and ask him the following questions:
0:44:52 Why did you start growing microgreens as a business?
0:47:00 Is it true you only sell inside your zip code and you are maxed out?
0:49:56 How many hours a day do you work?
0:50:21 How to Learn How to Grow Microgreens and Start Your Own Business for $1000
0:51:54 Are the Microgreens you are growing organic?
0:53:10 Do you really only use water to grow your microgreens?
0:54:03 Did you design the system here to grow microgreens?
0:55:57 How much does it cost to grow microgreens? How much do they sell for?
0:57:14 How many farms have you set up in the World?
0:58:57 Why are you open sourcing your information about growing microgreens?
1:00:56 Any final comments or thoughts for my viewers?
After watching this episode, you will learn how to grow microgreens using the best practices and how you can start your own microgreens business including training for as low as $1000.00
Subscribe to GrowingYourGreens for more videos like this:
http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=growingyourgreens
Follow John on Instagram at:
https://instagram.com/growingyourgreens/
Watch all 1300+ Episodes from GrowingYourGreens at
https://www.youtube.com/user/growingyourgreens/videos
Contact Larry at Urban Hydro at
larry@city-hydro.com
or 1-443-765-4757
Urban Hydro on Instagram
https://www.instagram.com/cityhydro/
Urban Hydro on Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/City-Hydro-559548380832684/
Urban Hydro Web Site
http://www.city-hydro.com/
https://wn.com/How_To_Grow_Microgreens_In_Your_Home_Make_100,000_A_Year
John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ visits City-Hydro in Baltimore, MD who makes over $100,000 a year growing microgreens in a bedroom.
In this episode, you will discover how you can easily grow microgreens in your home to improve the health of you and your family. You will also discover how you can make over $100,00 a year growing microgreens and how to get a FREE 2 Day hands-on training on how to grow microgreens.
First, John will show you how you can grow a tray of microgreens in your kitchen with a simple metro style shelf. You will also discover some of the health benefits of eating these micro vegetables.
Next, you will share why the farmer started growing microgreens in his extra bedroom. You will get a full tour of his growing operation seeing all the different equipment he is using to grow the microgreens.
You will then discover how to grow the microgreens including detailed information on using the best seeds, best water, best trays, best-growing medium, and much, much more.
John will take you on a further tour of the grow room sharing with you some common and uncommon tips and tricks about growing microgreens and how he enjoys eating the microgreens.
Jump to the following parts of this episode
0:02:21 Growing Microgreens in your Kitchen
0:07:29 Bedroom Converted into Micro Farm
0:09:50 POV Tour of Microgreens Farm
0:13:18 Best Seeds to Grow Microgreens
0:17:13 Proper Water to Use to Grow Microgreens
0:18:39 Best Trays to Grow Microgreens
0:22:40 Best Growing Media
0:24:50 How to Seed a Tray of Microgreens
0:26:00 How to sterilize seeds before germination
0:27:29 Create Proper Germination Environment
0:28:10 Germination Rack (No Lights)
0:29:55 Growing Rack with LED Lights
0:34:15 How to Ensure you are Regulated Less When growing Microgreens
0:35:05 Specific Microgreens that can be grown easily without hassle
0:36:17 My tip for growing microgreens
0:37:17 How Much electricty and water does it take?
0:37:42 How to handle fruit flys and bugs?
0:39:10 Definition of Microgreens
0:40:17 Best Vegan Food to Eat that is Grown Veganically
0:42:59 How to Best Eat Your Microgreens
Finally, John will interview Larry, the farmer at City Hydro and ask him the following questions:
0:44:52 Why did you start growing microgreens as a business?
0:47:00 Is it true you only sell inside your zip code and you are maxed out?
0:49:56 How many hours a day do you work?
0:50:21 How to Learn How to Grow Microgreens and Start Your Own Business for $1000
0:51:54 Are the Microgreens you are growing organic?
0:53:10 Do you really only use water to grow your microgreens?
0:54:03 Did you design the system here to grow microgreens?
0:55:57 How much does it cost to grow microgreens? How much do they sell for?
0:57:14 How many farms have you set up in the World?
0:58:57 Why are you open sourcing your information about growing microgreens?
1:00:56 Any final comments or thoughts for my viewers?
After watching this episode, you will learn how to grow microgreens using the best practices and how you can start your own microgreens business including training for as low as $1000.00
Subscribe to GrowingYourGreens for more videos like this:
http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=growingyourgreens
Follow John on Instagram at:
https://instagram.com/growingyourgreens/
Watch all 1300+ Episodes from GrowingYourGreens at
https://www.youtube.com/user/growingyourgreens/videos
Contact Larry at Urban Hydro at
larry@city-hydro.com
or 1-443-765-4757
Urban Hydro on Instagram
https://www.instagram.com/cityhydro/
Urban Hydro on Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/City-Hydro-559548380832684/
Urban Hydro Web Site
http://www.city-hydro.com/
- published: 23 Sep 2017
- views: 442739
2:22:05
America's Rental Housing 2017
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:22:05
- Updated: 20 Dec 2017
- views: 1406
AMERICA'S RENTAL HOUSING
A decade of unprecedented growth in the rental housing market may be coming to an end, according to our 2017 America’s Rental Housing ...
AMERICA'S RENTAL HOUSING
A decade of unprecedented growth in the rental housing market may be coming to an end, according to our 2017 America’s Rental Housing report. Fewer new renter households are being formed, rental vacancy rates have risen, and rent increases have slowed. At the same time, renter demographics are changing and nearly 21 million households continue to pay more than 30 percent of their income for rent.
WELCOME
Christopher Herbert, Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies
Mijo Vodopic, John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation
REPORT PRESENTATION
Jonathan Spader, Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies
CONVERSATION
The Honorable Pamela Hughes Patenaude, Deputy Secretary,
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Christopher Herbert, Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies
PANEL DISCUSSION
Laura Kusisto, The Wall Street Journal (moderator)
Christopher Herbert, Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies
Brian Kenner, Deputy Mayor, Planning & Economic Development, Washington, DC
Shekar Narasimhan, Beekman Advisors
Mary Tingerthal, Minnesota Housing Finance Agency
KEYNOTE
The Honorable Maria Cantwell
United States Senator for Washington
https://wn.com/America's_Rental_Housing_2017
AMERICA'S RENTAL HOUSING
A decade of unprecedented growth in the rental housing market may be coming to an end, according to our 2017 America’s Rental Housing report. Fewer new renter households are being formed, rental vacancy rates have risen, and rent increases have slowed. At the same time, renter demographics are changing and nearly 21 million households continue to pay more than 30 percent of their income for rent.
WELCOME
Christopher Herbert, Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies
Mijo Vodopic, John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation
REPORT PRESENTATION
Jonathan Spader, Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies
CONVERSATION
The Honorable Pamela Hughes Patenaude, Deputy Secretary,
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Christopher Herbert, Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies
PANEL DISCUSSION
Laura Kusisto, The Wall Street Journal (moderator)
Christopher Herbert, Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies
Brian Kenner, Deputy Mayor, Planning & Economic Development, Washington, DC
Shekar Narasimhan, Beekman Advisors
Mary Tingerthal, Minnesota Housing Finance Agency
KEYNOTE
The Honorable Maria Cantwell
United States Senator for Washington
- published: 20 Dec 2017
- views: 1406
30:47
Owner-built Atlanta glass “treehouse” floats among hardwoods
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 30:47
- Updated: 25 Dec 2016
- views: 360894
When the financial crisis hit in 2008, architects Mary Clare DeReuil & Carlos Tardio were without work, but determined to continue creating buildings. “We were ...
When the financial crisis hit in 2008, architects Mary Clare DeReuil & Carlos Tardio were without work, but determined to continue creating buildings. “We were scouring the city all the time looking for cheap land, land that no one wanted to deal with because it was problematic,” explains DeReuil. They finally picked up property near downtown Atlanta that was “problematic” and “unbelievably cheap” because there was no driveway access.
Over the course of 4 years, the two architects (Tardio Architecture) worked 10 hour days to create an experimental glass dream home using materials easily accessible in industrialized settings: steel beams, cast concrete, 2 by 6 milled lumber and lots of recycled glass. “We scrapped this thing together with personal loans, brother and sister loans, loan sharks, credit cards, we just did whatever and made it happen.”
Not wanting to cut down any of the mature trees on the property, DeReuil and Tardio designed the home around the trees. As a result the structure floats among the huge hardwoods and has been nicknamed the “Atlanta treehouse”. Tardio prefers “House of Doors” since “the structural system was derived from an exploration of doors”. All the doors in the home are made of heavy sheets of glass with Tardio’s proprietary pivot system which allows even a child to open them with ease (we, the faircompanies family, took the home for a test drive and our then 3-year-old could open them easily).
To help pay off all those loans DeReuil and Tardio use only the studio on the top floor (a secret pivoting door separates the two floors) and rent the lower floor on AirBnB.
https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/224977
Tardio Architecture: http://branchoff.net/tardioarch/macframeset.htm
Original story: https://faircompanies.com/videos/owner-built-atlanta-glass-treehouse-floats-among-hardwoods/
https://wn.com/Owner_Built_Atlanta_Glass_“Treehouse”_Floats_Among_Hardwoods
When the financial crisis hit in 2008, architects Mary Clare DeReuil & Carlos Tardio were without work, but determined to continue creating buildings. “We were scouring the city all the time looking for cheap land, land that no one wanted to deal with because it was problematic,” explains DeReuil. They finally picked up property near downtown Atlanta that was “problematic” and “unbelievably cheap” because there was no driveway access.
Over the course of 4 years, the two architects (Tardio Architecture) worked 10 hour days to create an experimental glass dream home using materials easily accessible in industrialized settings: steel beams, cast concrete, 2 by 6 milled lumber and lots of recycled glass. “We scrapped this thing together with personal loans, brother and sister loans, loan sharks, credit cards, we just did whatever and made it happen.”
Not wanting to cut down any of the mature trees on the property, DeReuil and Tardio designed the home around the trees. As a result the structure floats among the huge hardwoods and has been nicknamed the “Atlanta treehouse”. Tardio prefers “House of Doors” since “the structural system was derived from an exploration of doors”. All the doors in the home are made of heavy sheets of glass with Tardio’s proprietary pivot system which allows even a child to open them with ease (we, the faircompanies family, took the home for a test drive and our then 3-year-old could open them easily).
To help pay off all those loans DeReuil and Tardio use only the studio on the top floor (a secret pivoting door separates the two floors) and rent the lower floor on AirBnB.
https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/224977
Tardio Architecture: http://branchoff.net/tardioarch/macframeset.htm
Original story: https://faircompanies.com/videos/owner-built-atlanta-glass-treehouse-floats-among-hardwoods/
- published: 25 Dec 2016
- views: 360894
40:29
Earthships: self-sustaining homes for a post-apocalyptic land?
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- Duration: 40:29
- Updated: 06 Oct 2014
- views: 2055205
On the desert mesa of New Mexico, miles from the nearest town of Taos (pop. 5,700), Star-Wars-like shelters rise from the earth, half-buried and covered in adob...
On the desert mesa of New Mexico, miles from the nearest town of Taos (pop. 5,700), Star-Wars-like shelters rise from the earth, half-buried and covered in adobe. Called “Earthships” - brainchild of architect Mike Reynolds in the 1970s- they’re nearly completely self-sufficient homes: no electrical grid, no water lines, no sewer.
The Greater World Earthship Community, about 70 passive solar homes built from earth and trash on 633 acres, had a rough start; they were shut down as an illegal subdivision in 1997 and it took them 7 years to come to compliance. Though today, the county fully cooperates with Reynolds and his Earthship Biotecture operation to turn trash (tires, cans, glass bottles) into shelters and has even given them 2 acres to experiment with housing in anyway they like (they also provide their recycling).
Sixteen years ago, Tom Duke had just finished over a decade on the pro volleyball circuit when he bought a bit of land here with his wife and began to build a tiny Earthship the size of a storage shed. When their first son was born they built their dream house on the property, a two bedroom that, like other Earthships, collects rainwater, uses its water four times (the plants in the indoor greenhouse filter the greywater) and even processes its own sewage.
In this video, Tom takes us on a tour of his home, his original “Earthship survival pod”, the “nest” ($50,000 studio apartment), the “Simple Survival Earthship” (aimed mainly at the developing world), a custom home designed to feed a family of four (including a tilapia pond in the greenhouse) and the “BMW of Earthships”, the “Global" (aimed at the typical American family).
Earthship Biotecture: earthship.com
Pros and cons of earthships: http://www.archinia.com/index.php/58-publications/publications/216-earthship-pros-and-cons
Original story: http://faircompanies.com/videos/view/earthships-self-sustaining-homes-for-a-post-apocalyptic-us/
https://wn.com/Earthships_Self_Sustaining_Homes_For_A_Post_Apocalyptic_Land
On the desert mesa of New Mexico, miles from the nearest town of Taos (pop. 5,700), Star-Wars-like shelters rise from the earth, half-buried and covered in adobe. Called “Earthships” - brainchild of architect Mike Reynolds in the 1970s- they’re nearly completely self-sufficient homes: no electrical grid, no water lines, no sewer.
The Greater World Earthship Community, about 70 passive solar homes built from earth and trash on 633 acres, had a rough start; they were shut down as an illegal subdivision in 1997 and it took them 7 years to come to compliance. Though today, the county fully cooperates with Reynolds and his Earthship Biotecture operation to turn trash (tires, cans, glass bottles) into shelters and has even given them 2 acres to experiment with housing in anyway they like (they also provide their recycling).
Sixteen years ago, Tom Duke had just finished over a decade on the pro volleyball circuit when he bought a bit of land here with his wife and began to build a tiny Earthship the size of a storage shed. When their first son was born they built their dream house on the property, a two bedroom that, like other Earthships, collects rainwater, uses its water four times (the plants in the indoor greenhouse filter the greywater) and even processes its own sewage.
In this video, Tom takes us on a tour of his home, his original “Earthship survival pod”, the “nest” ($50,000 studio apartment), the “Simple Survival Earthship” (aimed mainly at the developing world), a custom home designed to feed a family of four (including a tilapia pond in the greenhouse) and the “BMW of Earthships”, the “Global" (aimed at the typical American family).
Earthship Biotecture: earthship.com
Pros and cons of earthships: http://www.archinia.com/index.php/58-publications/publications/216-earthship-pros-and-cons
Original story: http://faircompanies.com/videos/view/earthships-self-sustaining-homes-for-a-post-apocalyptic-us/
- published: 06 Oct 2014
- views: 2055205
1:51:47
Free Full Movies - Thriller / Drama " Intuition" - Free Wednesday Movies
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- Duration: 1:51:47
- Updated: 04 Jan 2017
- views: 8496996
Free Full Movies - Thriller / Drama " Intuition" - Free Wednesday Movies
Intuition takes place with workaholic relationship therapist, Dr. David Francis, who tr...
Free Full Movies - Thriller / Drama " Intuition" - Free Wednesday Movies
Intuition takes place with workaholic relationship therapist, Dr. David Francis, who tries to help Kenny deal with his trust issues. The Doctor fails to realize his patient is having an affair with his finance Karen.
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About Our Company: Maverick Entertainment Group, (MEG), established in 1997, is a leading digital and DVD distributor founded by Doug Schwab. Privately held and based in South Florida, Maverick has a solid reputation for consistently releasing niche genres that major studios overlook. As MEG enters into its’ 18th year, it maintains a library of over 900 films, specifically catering to the urban audience in action, comedy, drama, horror, thriller and Latino genres. Maverick’s direct relationships with Amazon, DirecTV, INDemand, Family Video, Netflix, Redbox, Walmart and its’ highly popular YouTube channel succeeding to bring independent filmmakers into the digital and traditional marketplace.
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Free Full Movies - Thriller / Drama " Intuition" - Free Wednesday Movies
Intuition takes place with workaholic relationship therapist, Dr. David Francis, who tries to help Kenny deal with his trust issues. The Doctor fails to realize his patient is having an affair with his finance Karen.
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“Girls Like Us”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ch2x1h1HsA
“Bad Reputation”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JyKM7qyIYD8
About Our Company: Maverick Entertainment Group, (MEG), established in 1997, is a leading digital and DVD distributor founded by Doug Schwab. Privately held and based in South Florida, Maverick has a solid reputation for consistently releasing niche genres that major studios overlook. As MEG enters into its’ 18th year, it maintains a library of over 900 films, specifically catering to the urban audience in action, comedy, drama, horror, thriller and Latino genres. Maverick’s direct relationships with Amazon, DirecTV, INDemand, Family Video, Netflix, Redbox, Walmart and its’ highly popular YouTube channel succeeding to bring independent filmmakers into the digital and traditional marketplace.
- published: 04 Jan 2017
- views: 8496996
1:59:55
Home for Good: Building the Secure, Affordable Rental Stock We Need
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- Duration: 1:59:55
- Updated: 02 Mar 2017
- views: 303
Out of control housing costs for both ownership and rental aren't just a Greater Vancouver phenomenon. Many BC and Canadian communities are experiencing a worse...
Out of control housing costs for both ownership and rental aren't just a Greater Vancouver phenomenon. Many BC and Canadian communities are experiencing a worsening, wickedly complex housing crisis that has been decades in the making. Shelter insecurity has seeped into the middle and even upper-middle class, and across all age and cultural demographics.
The wealth and social gap between renters and owners is also widening. High rents, renovictions and low vacancies make many tenants insecure. Government policies often favour homeowners, offering less support for renters who can account for half of urban residents, or more.
Speakers for the evening included: Kishone Tony Roy, Scot Hein, David Podmore, Dena Kae Beno, Garth Davis, Karen Sawatzky, Kris Archie and Jenelle Davies.
https://wn.com/Home_For_Good_Building_The_Secure,_Affordable_Rental_Stock_We_Need
Out of control housing costs for both ownership and rental aren't just a Greater Vancouver phenomenon. Many BC and Canadian communities are experiencing a worsening, wickedly complex housing crisis that has been decades in the making. Shelter insecurity has seeped into the middle and even upper-middle class, and across all age and cultural demographics.
The wealth and social gap between renters and owners is also widening. High rents, renovictions and low vacancies make many tenants insecure. Government policies often favour homeowners, offering less support for renters who can account for half of urban residents, or more.
Speakers for the evening included: Kishone Tony Roy, Scot Hein, David Podmore, Dena Kae Beno, Garth Davis, Karen Sawatzky, Kris Archie and Jenelle Davies.
- published: 02 Mar 2017
- views: 303
1:42:34
Avi Friedman: Thinking Outside the Box on Affordable Housing
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- Duration: 1:42:34
- Updated: 07 Jun 2012
- views: 14509
The SFU Centre for Dialogue presents renowned international housing expert Dr. Avi Friedman, in collaboration with the Urban Development Institute, City of Vanc...
The SFU Centre for Dialogue presents renowned international housing expert Dr. Avi Friedman, in collaboration with the Urban Development Institute, City of Vancouver, Social Planning and Research Council of BC, BC Non-Profit Housing Association and other partners.
For additional information about the lecture and related activities, see the HomesNow website: www.sfu.ca/homesnow/outputs-and-findings/september-2011-conference.html
Lecture Description:
Metro Vancouver's many attributes make it a highly desirable place to live and invest. Unfortunately, that makes housing, whether rental or ownership, unaffordable for many of the region's citizens. The need to think outside the box about lower-cost residential options has become an urgent priority. Renowned international housing expert Dr. Avi Friedman speaks about what's making housing unaffordable in Metro Vancouver -- as well as the direct and indirect contributions that affordable housing makes to communities. He describes potential housing strategies, including examples of local and international projects, that offer innovative affordable housing solutions for this region.
Keynote biography: Avi Friedman, Professor, McGill University School of Architecture
Dr. Avi Friedman received his Bachelor's degree in Architecture and Town Planning from the Israel Institute of Technology, his Master's Degree from McGill University, and his Doctorate from the University of Montréal. In 1988, he founded the Affordable Homes Program at the McGill School of Architecture where he teaches. He is known nationally and internationally for his housing innovation and in particular for the Grow Home and Next Home designs. He is the author of ten books and was a syndicated columnist for the CanWest Chain of daily newspapers. He is a practicing architect and the recipient of numerous awards including the Manning Innovation Award and the United Nations World Habitat Award. In the year 2000 he was selected by Wallpaper magazine as 1 of 10 people from around the world "most likely to change the way we live".
Moderator biography: Peter Ladner, Fellow, SFU Centre for Dialogue
Peter Ladner is a Fellow of the SFU Centre for Dialogue, promoting the project "Planning Cities as if Food Matters." His book The Urban Food Revolution: Changing the Way We Feed Cities, was published by New Society Publishers in fall, 2011. He is a former Vancouver City Councillor, Metro Vancouver director, and publisher of Business in Vancouver newspaper.
https://wn.com/Avi_Friedman_Thinking_Outside_The_Box_On_Affordable_Housing
The SFU Centre for Dialogue presents renowned international housing expert Dr. Avi Friedman, in collaboration with the Urban Development Institute, City of Vancouver, Social Planning and Research Council of BC, BC Non-Profit Housing Association and other partners.
For additional information about the lecture and related activities, see the HomesNow website: www.sfu.ca/homesnow/outputs-and-findings/september-2011-conference.html
Lecture Description:
Metro Vancouver's many attributes make it a highly desirable place to live and invest. Unfortunately, that makes housing, whether rental or ownership, unaffordable for many of the region's citizens. The need to think outside the box about lower-cost residential options has become an urgent priority. Renowned international housing expert Dr. Avi Friedman speaks about what's making housing unaffordable in Metro Vancouver -- as well as the direct and indirect contributions that affordable housing makes to communities. He describes potential housing strategies, including examples of local and international projects, that offer innovative affordable housing solutions for this region.
Keynote biography: Avi Friedman, Professor, McGill University School of Architecture
Dr. Avi Friedman received his Bachelor's degree in Architecture and Town Planning from the Israel Institute of Technology, his Master's Degree from McGill University, and his Doctorate from the University of Montréal. In 1988, he founded the Affordable Homes Program at the McGill School of Architecture where he teaches. He is known nationally and internationally for his housing innovation and in particular for the Grow Home and Next Home designs. He is the author of ten books and was a syndicated columnist for the CanWest Chain of daily newspapers. He is a practicing architect and the recipient of numerous awards including the Manning Innovation Award and the United Nations World Habitat Award. In the year 2000 he was selected by Wallpaper magazine as 1 of 10 people from around the world "most likely to change the way we live".
Moderator biography: Peter Ladner, Fellow, SFU Centre for Dialogue
Peter Ladner is a Fellow of the SFU Centre for Dialogue, promoting the project "Planning Cities as if Food Matters." His book The Urban Food Revolution: Changing the Way We Feed Cities, was published by New Society Publishers in fall, 2011. He is a former Vancouver City Councillor, Metro Vancouver director, and publisher of Business in Vancouver newspaper.
- published: 07 Jun 2012
- views: 14509
33:14
Quitting Your Job To Farm on a Quarter Acre In Your Backyard?
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- Duration: 33:14
- Updated: 17 Nov 2017
- views: 308689
My friend Steven Cornett just quit his job. He quit so he can start his NEW job...farming in San Diego on a quarter acre in his backyard.
His farm is called Na...
My friend Steven Cornett just quit his job. He quit so he can start his NEW job...farming in San Diego on a quarter acre in his backyard.
His farm is called Nature's Always Right, because he believes that the best way to grow is to study natural systems and emulate them in his urban plot.
In this video we do a DEEP dive into every aspect of his farm as well as where he's at in the journey. I HIGHLY encourage you to go subscribe to his channel for more urban farming goodness!
Go check out Steven's channel:
→ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCejgtTHroWI5sF_2-fuiF4Q
Join our worldwide gardening community:
→ https://www.facebook.com/groups/epicgardening/
Gardening Equipment I Use:
→ Basic hydroponic nutrients: http://amzn.to/29VmBeQ
→ Simple pH testing kit: http://amzn.to/2aexc4l
→ Fancy pH testing pen: http://amzn.to/2fY6UqD
More reviews of my favorite gardening products: → http://www.epicgardening.com/gardening-product-reviews/
Epic Gardening on Social Media:
→ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/epicgardening/
→ Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/epicgardening
→ Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/epicgardening
→ Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/epicgardening
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My friend Steven Cornett just quit his job. He quit so he can start his NEW job...farming in San Diego on a quarter acre in his backyard.
His farm is called Nature's Always Right, because he believes that the best way to grow is to study natural systems and emulate them in his urban plot.
In this video we do a DEEP dive into every aspect of his farm as well as where he's at in the journey. I HIGHLY encourage you to go subscribe to his channel for more urban farming goodness!
Go check out Steven's channel:
→ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCejgtTHroWI5sF_2-fuiF4Q
Join our worldwide gardening community:
→ https://www.facebook.com/groups/epicgardening/
Gardening Equipment I Use:
→ Basic hydroponic nutrients: http://amzn.to/29VmBeQ
→ Simple pH testing kit: http://amzn.to/2aexc4l
→ Fancy pH testing pen: http://amzn.to/2fY6UqD
More reviews of my favorite gardening products: → http://www.epicgardening.com/gardening-product-reviews/
Epic Gardening on Social Media:
→ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/epicgardening/
→ Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/epicgardening
→ Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/epicgardening
→ Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/epicgardening
- published: 17 Nov 2017
- views: 308689
30:00
Housing Voucher Programs - No Place Like Home
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- Duration: 30:00
- Updated: 31 Jul 2015
- views: 1999
August 1, 2015 - No Place Like Home
Topic: Housing Voucher Program
No Place Like Home is a Radio/TV show sponsored by the Housing Finance Authority of Pinell...
August 1, 2015 - No Place Like Home
Topic: Housing Voucher Program
No Place Like Home is a Radio/TV show sponsored by the Housing Finance Authority of Pinellas County. The show features topical subjects each month geared towards housing and home ownership. The program is co-hosted by Karmen Lemberg, Program Administrator with the Housing Finance Authority of Pinellas County and Jane Muhrlin, Public Information Officer with Pinellas County Communications.
Our topic this month is the HUD Housing Choice Voucher and HUD Veterans Affairs Supportive Housing (HUD VASH) programs. We hear from officials overseeing these programs, aimed to end homelessness for low income residents and homeless veterans.
Guests:
Elisa Galvan - Housing Choice Voucher Director, Pinellas County Housing Authority
Carrie Meo-Omens - Section Chief, Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Veterans Affairs Supportive Housing (VASH) at Bay Pines Healthcare System.
Housing Finance Authority of Pinellas County - http://www.pinellascounty.org/hfa/default.htm
Pinellas County Housing Authority -
http://www.pinellashousing.com/
HUD VASH Program (Veterans Affairs Supportive Housing) -
http://www.va.gov/homeless/hud-vash.asp
https://wn.com/Housing_Voucher_Programs_No_Place_Like_Home
August 1, 2015 - No Place Like Home
Topic: Housing Voucher Program
No Place Like Home is a Radio/TV show sponsored by the Housing Finance Authority of Pinellas County. The show features topical subjects each month geared towards housing and home ownership. The program is co-hosted by Karmen Lemberg, Program Administrator with the Housing Finance Authority of Pinellas County and Jane Muhrlin, Public Information Officer with Pinellas County Communications.
Our topic this month is the HUD Housing Choice Voucher and HUD Veterans Affairs Supportive Housing (HUD VASH) programs. We hear from officials overseeing these programs, aimed to end homelessness for low income residents and homeless veterans.
Guests:
Elisa Galvan - Housing Choice Voucher Director, Pinellas County Housing Authority
Carrie Meo-Omens - Section Chief, Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Veterans Affairs Supportive Housing (VASH) at Bay Pines Healthcare System.
Housing Finance Authority of Pinellas County - http://www.pinellascounty.org/hfa/default.htm
Pinellas County Housing Authority -
http://www.pinellashousing.com/
HUD VASH Program (Veterans Affairs Supportive Housing) -
http://www.va.gov/homeless/hud-vash.asp
- published: 31 Jul 2015
- views: 1999
1:12:12
“Missing Middle Housing: Responding to the Demand for Walkable Urban Living
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- Duration: 1:12:12
- Updated: 06 Jun 2016
- views: 327
In this discussion hosted by the Redevelopment Agency of Salt Lake City, urban architect Dan Parolek addresses the need for more diverse and affordable housing ...
In this discussion hosted by the Redevelopment Agency of Salt Lake City, urban architect Dan Parolek addresses the need for more diverse and affordable housing options, including duplexes, fourplexes, and bungalow courts. The focus is on creating more walkable communities that support local retail businesses and public transit options.
Dan Parolek is a principal of Opticos Design of Berkeley, Calif. He has previously presented at the Congress for New Urbanism and the American Planning Association Conference, and has been featured in The New York Times, The Atlantic, and USA Today. For more information, visit www.missingmiddlehousing.com
The Redevelopment Agency of Salt Lake City works with communities to implement Salt Lake City’s master plans to create vital housing opportunities, improve infrastructure, and participate in the economic development of Salt Lake City. For more information on RDA projects and programs, go to www.slcrda.com or call 801-535-7240
https://wn.com/“Missing_Middle_Housing_Responding_To_The_Demand_For_Walkable_Urban_Living
In this discussion hosted by the Redevelopment Agency of Salt Lake City, urban architect Dan Parolek addresses the need for more diverse and affordable housing options, including duplexes, fourplexes, and bungalow courts. The focus is on creating more walkable communities that support local retail businesses and public transit options.
Dan Parolek is a principal of Opticos Design of Berkeley, Calif. He has previously presented at the Congress for New Urbanism and the American Planning Association Conference, and has been featured in The New York Times, The Atlantic, and USA Today. For more information, visit www.missingmiddlehousing.com
The Redevelopment Agency of Salt Lake City works with communities to implement Salt Lake City’s master plans to create vital housing opportunities, improve infrastructure, and participate in the economic development of Salt Lake City. For more information on RDA projects and programs, go to www.slcrda.com or call 801-535-7240
- published: 06 Jun 2016
- views: 327
23:08
#26 19th Century HISTORIC Abandoned Large Brick home in Kentucky
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- Duration: 23:08
- Updated: 03 Nov 2016
- views: 63721
a very amazing place for sure! Been wanting to film it for a long time. Finally got a chance to check it out.
a very amazing place for sure! Been wanting to film it for a long time. Finally got a chance to check it out.
https://wn.com/26_19Th_Century_Historic_Abandoned_Large_Brick_Home_In_Kentucky
a very amazing place for sure! Been wanting to film it for a long time. Finally got a chance to check it out.
- published: 03 Nov 2016
- views: 63721
1:53:46
The Future of Housing in London
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- Duration: 1:53:46
- Updated: 07 Feb 2017
- views: 1484
Lecture date: 2017-02-02
Jamie Ratcliff, Alison Brooks, Poppy Terry, Joanna Chambers and John Bushell. Chaired by Hugo Hinsley
“Working with government, I hav...
Lecture date: 2017-02-02
Jamie Ratcliff, Alison Brooks, Poppy Terry, Joanna Chambers and John Bushell. Chaired by Hugo Hinsley
“Working with government, I have secured £3.15bn to start building at least 90,000 new affordable homes. We will help Londoners who would otherwise struggle to rent or buy, by building a range of new affordable homes. This will include homes for low-cost rent, London Living Rent, and shared ownership” - Sadiq Khan, Homes for Londoners: Affordable Homes Programme 2016-21, November 2016
London’s housing stock has increasingly failed to provide housing for lower income working people, or even for middle income young professionals. This process began during the 1980s, when the Thatcher government, excited by neoliberal economic theory and tempted to attract many voters, introduced the “Right to Buy” scheme to force local governments to sell their Council Housing stock to the tenants at greatly subsidised prices, which thereby prevented them from building new stock. This began the change we are experiencing, moving from a more balanced availability of housing in the sectors of public rental, private rental, and the mortgaged owner-occupier. Is London destined to be ‘hollowed out’ as some critics assert, with only housing for the rich, and ‘buy-to-leave’ investment storage in empty properties? What policies, financial models, and production methods can challenge this? How vital to the future economy and social cohesion of London is a major rethinking of the ways that we produce and manage new housing?
This will be an evening debate with a range of architects and policy makers discussing how we can start to change the current dysfunctional model of housing production for the better.
Jamie Ratcliff is Assistant Director of Housing at the Greater London Authority. He has over ten years’ housing experience at a senior level, having worked at the Homes and Communities Agency, in Local Government and for a large UK bank. He has worked to increase housing supply, particularly of affordable housing, to improve standards in the private rented sector and tackle rough sleeping.
Alison Brooks, principal and creative director of Alison Brooks Architects London, established her office in 1996. Her belief in the transformative social role of architecture underlies a commitment to housing and urban design. Her groundbreaking live-work residential development Newhall Be was shortlisted for the 2013 Stirling Prize and Supreme Winner of the Housing Design Awards. In 2012 Alison Brooks and her team were awarded Architect of the Year and Housing Architect of the Year. She was awarded 2013 Woman Architect of the Year by the Architects Journal in recognition of her work in housing, regeneration and education. Alison was a member of government advisory panel the Farrell Review of Architecture and the Built Environment, is a CABE/Design Council National Design Review Chair and Trustee of Open-City. She taught at the Architectural Association as Diploma Unit Master from 2008-2010, and is currently an External Examiner at both the AA and the Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL.
John Bushell is a Principal at Kohn Pedersen Fox with over 27 years of experience. As an integral part of KPF's global practice since joining the London office in 1994, he has achieved wide acclaim and won numerous awards for his innovative and distinctive designs across a broad range of project types including commercial, institutional, residential, mixed use and cultural buildings in the UK, continental Europe, the Middle East, Asia and the United States.
Poppy Terry currently works at housing and homelessness charity Shelter, in the Public Affairs team. She led on Shelter’s political engagement during the London Mayoral election in 2016 and is currently working on issues relating to the private rented sector and the Homelessness Reduction Bill. Before Shelter, Poppy worked at PR and Public Affairs agency, PLMR, where she worked for clients in a range of sectors, from education to health and social care.
Joanna Chambers is the Director of Changing Cities with over 30 years’ experience of working in planning and development in the public and private sectors. She has been responsible for a range of planning, masterplanning, urban design and regeneration work in the UK and overseas, focusing on the preparation of masterplans, development feasibility studies, regeneration strategies, project management and public consultation and participation. She is the Honorary Vice President of the AA Council and a Trustee of the Covent Garden Area Trust.
https://wn.com/The_Future_Of_Housing_In_London
Lecture date: 2017-02-02
Jamie Ratcliff, Alison Brooks, Poppy Terry, Joanna Chambers and John Bushell. Chaired by Hugo Hinsley
“Working with government, I have secured £3.15bn to start building at least 90,000 new affordable homes. We will help Londoners who would otherwise struggle to rent or buy, by building a range of new affordable homes. This will include homes for low-cost rent, London Living Rent, and shared ownership” - Sadiq Khan, Homes for Londoners: Affordable Homes Programme 2016-21, November 2016
London’s housing stock has increasingly failed to provide housing for lower income working people, or even for middle income young professionals. This process began during the 1980s, when the Thatcher government, excited by neoliberal economic theory and tempted to attract many voters, introduced the “Right to Buy” scheme to force local governments to sell their Council Housing stock to the tenants at greatly subsidised prices, which thereby prevented them from building new stock. This began the change we are experiencing, moving from a more balanced availability of housing in the sectors of public rental, private rental, and the mortgaged owner-occupier. Is London destined to be ‘hollowed out’ as some critics assert, with only housing for the rich, and ‘buy-to-leave’ investment storage in empty properties? What policies, financial models, and production methods can challenge this? How vital to the future economy and social cohesion of London is a major rethinking of the ways that we produce and manage new housing?
This will be an evening debate with a range of architects and policy makers discussing how we can start to change the current dysfunctional model of housing production for the better.
Jamie Ratcliff is Assistant Director of Housing at the Greater London Authority. He has over ten years’ housing experience at a senior level, having worked at the Homes and Communities Agency, in Local Government and for a large UK bank. He has worked to increase housing supply, particularly of affordable housing, to improve standards in the private rented sector and tackle rough sleeping.
Alison Brooks, principal and creative director of Alison Brooks Architects London, established her office in 1996. Her belief in the transformative social role of architecture underlies a commitment to housing and urban design. Her groundbreaking live-work residential development Newhall Be was shortlisted for the 2013 Stirling Prize and Supreme Winner of the Housing Design Awards. In 2012 Alison Brooks and her team were awarded Architect of the Year and Housing Architect of the Year. She was awarded 2013 Woman Architect of the Year by the Architects Journal in recognition of her work in housing, regeneration and education. Alison was a member of government advisory panel the Farrell Review of Architecture and the Built Environment, is a CABE/Design Council National Design Review Chair and Trustee of Open-City. She taught at the Architectural Association as Diploma Unit Master from 2008-2010, and is currently an External Examiner at both the AA and the Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL.
John Bushell is a Principal at Kohn Pedersen Fox with over 27 years of experience. As an integral part of KPF's global practice since joining the London office in 1994, he has achieved wide acclaim and won numerous awards for his innovative and distinctive designs across a broad range of project types including commercial, institutional, residential, mixed use and cultural buildings in the UK, continental Europe, the Middle East, Asia and the United States.
Poppy Terry currently works at housing and homelessness charity Shelter, in the Public Affairs team. She led on Shelter’s political engagement during the London Mayoral election in 2016 and is currently working on issues relating to the private rented sector and the Homelessness Reduction Bill. Before Shelter, Poppy worked at PR and Public Affairs agency, PLMR, where she worked for clients in a range of sectors, from education to health and social care.
Joanna Chambers is the Director of Changing Cities with over 30 years’ experience of working in planning and development in the public and private sectors. She has been responsible for a range of planning, masterplanning, urban design and regeneration work in the UK and overseas, focusing on the preparation of masterplans, development feasibility studies, regeneration strategies, project management and public consultation and participation. She is the Honorary Vice President of the AA Council and a Trustee of the Covent Garden Area Trust.
- published: 07 Feb 2017
- views: 1484
52:14
Dryland harvesting home hacks sun, rain, food & surroundings
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- Duration: 52:14
- Updated: 07 Aug 2016
- views: 245187
When Brad Lancaster and his brother bought their home in downtown Tucson, the streetscape was a dusty place, devoid of trees or any vegetation.
In 1996 Lancast...
When Brad Lancaster and his brother bought their home in downtown Tucson, the streetscape was a dusty place, devoid of trees or any vegetation.
In 1996 Lancaster and his neighbors started an annual tree planting project, which up until now has resulted in over 1,400 native food-bearing trees being planted (usually with water-harvesting earthworks) in the neighborhood. In 2004, Lancaster augmented the street tree planting by using a 14-inch, gas powered circular saw to cut away part of his curb to divert street runoff into his street-side tree basins. When the walkway in front of his home sprouted with life- like mesquite and palo verde trees- many of his neighbors wanted to cut their curbs as well. Lancaster approached the city to convince them to make his water-harvesting technique legal. It took three years for the city to change the rules. Today, three quarters of the neighbors on his block are harvesting rainwater.
Tucson receives just 11 inches of rainwater per year, but Brad argues this is enough. “Tucson has over a 4,000 year history of continuous farming despite this being a drylands desert community. People thrived creating crops, domesticating crops that are uniquely adapted to this climate, but in less than 100 years we almost wiped it out by becoming reliant on very extractive pumps, extracting the groundwater, diverting the river to the extent that we actually killed our river, we dropped our groundwater table over 300 feet so we didn’t want to plug into that paradigm.”
Today, Lancaster’s downtown Tucson neighborhood (Dunbar/Spring) is alive with drought-tolerant, food-bearing trees and residents harvest from the barrel cactus (chutneys, hair conditioner from fruit), the prickly pear cactus (juice, syrup & natural sweeteners from fruit), the ironwood tree (peanut-flavored nuts, processed like edamame), jojoba (oil, coffee substitute), mesquite (“native carob”, flour) and sweets from the “iconic saguaro cactus”.
Lancaster’s experimentation continues on his property: he calls the 1/8th of an acre site he shares with his brother’s family, his “living laboratory”. Here he plants around the greywater from his outdoor shower, bathtub and washing machine. He captures 100,000 gallons of rainwater per year on their property and surrounding public right-of-way. He cooks with a solar oven and heats his water using a 2 salvaged, conventional gas heaters stripped of insulation, painted black, and put in an insulated box with glass facing south to collect the sun’s rays.
Lancaster converted the old garage on the property into his 200-square-foot “garottage” (garage + cottage) or “shondo” (shed + condo). Nearly all the wood and materials are salvaged. The garage’s original cinder block walls weren’t insulated so he added 2 inches of foam insulation on the exterior to create “ex-sulation”. Lancaster relies mostly on passive solar to heat and cool his home, though he uses an evaporative cooler (swamp cooler) on hotter evenings. His kitchen is outside: a rainwater-plumbed sink, a hacked chest-freezer-turned-refrigerator and a propane camping stove.
His toilet is another experiment. “You can currently get a compost toilet that is manufactured and NSF-approved, but it costs $3000 or more. So we wanted to try making some site-built models that only cost $300 for which we got experimental permits.” His models include a urine-diverting barrel-style compost toilet (the urine is diluted to water plants and the fecal matter sits and composts for a year or more before being used as fertilizer) and a water-less standing urinal.
- Brad's how-to style book “Rainwater Harvesting for Drylands and Beyond” (in English and Arabic) http://www.harvestingrainwater.com/books/volume1/
- Brad’s website: http://www.harvestingrainwater.com
- Wild Food Growing and Harvesting: http://www.DesertHarvesters.org
- Street-Runoff Harvesting: http://www.harvestingrainwater.com/street-runoff-harvesting/
- Greywater Harvesting (including tips on soaps and detergents to use: http://www.harvestingrainwater.com/greywater-harvesting/
- Multi-use Rain Garden Plant Lists: http://www.harvestingrainwater.com/plant-lists-resources/multi-use-rain-garden-plant-lists/
- More info on Brad's garottage http://www.harvestingrainwater.com/living-big-by-living-small/
- Brad's YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/user/HarvestingRainwater
https://wn.com/Dryland_Harvesting_Home_Hacks_Sun,_Rain,_Food_Surroundings
When Brad Lancaster and his brother bought their home in downtown Tucson, the streetscape was a dusty place, devoid of trees or any vegetation.
In 1996 Lancaster and his neighbors started an annual tree planting project, which up until now has resulted in over 1,400 native food-bearing trees being planted (usually with water-harvesting earthworks) in the neighborhood. In 2004, Lancaster augmented the street tree planting by using a 14-inch, gas powered circular saw to cut away part of his curb to divert street runoff into his street-side tree basins. When the walkway in front of his home sprouted with life- like mesquite and palo verde trees- many of his neighbors wanted to cut their curbs as well. Lancaster approached the city to convince them to make his water-harvesting technique legal. It took three years for the city to change the rules. Today, three quarters of the neighbors on his block are harvesting rainwater.
Tucson receives just 11 inches of rainwater per year, but Brad argues this is enough. “Tucson has over a 4,000 year history of continuous farming despite this being a drylands desert community. People thrived creating crops, domesticating crops that are uniquely adapted to this climate, but in less than 100 years we almost wiped it out by becoming reliant on very extractive pumps, extracting the groundwater, diverting the river to the extent that we actually killed our river, we dropped our groundwater table over 300 feet so we didn’t want to plug into that paradigm.”
Today, Lancaster’s downtown Tucson neighborhood (Dunbar/Spring) is alive with drought-tolerant, food-bearing trees and residents harvest from the barrel cactus (chutneys, hair conditioner from fruit), the prickly pear cactus (juice, syrup & natural sweeteners from fruit), the ironwood tree (peanut-flavored nuts, processed like edamame), jojoba (oil, coffee substitute), mesquite (“native carob”, flour) and sweets from the “iconic saguaro cactus”.
Lancaster’s experimentation continues on his property: he calls the 1/8th of an acre site he shares with his brother’s family, his “living laboratory”. Here he plants around the greywater from his outdoor shower, bathtub and washing machine. He captures 100,000 gallons of rainwater per year on their property and surrounding public right-of-way. He cooks with a solar oven and heats his water using a 2 salvaged, conventional gas heaters stripped of insulation, painted black, and put in an insulated box with glass facing south to collect the sun’s rays.
Lancaster converted the old garage on the property into his 200-square-foot “garottage” (garage + cottage) or “shondo” (shed + condo). Nearly all the wood and materials are salvaged. The garage’s original cinder block walls weren’t insulated so he added 2 inches of foam insulation on the exterior to create “ex-sulation”. Lancaster relies mostly on passive solar to heat and cool his home, though he uses an evaporative cooler (swamp cooler) on hotter evenings. His kitchen is outside: a rainwater-plumbed sink, a hacked chest-freezer-turned-refrigerator and a propane camping stove.
His toilet is another experiment. “You can currently get a compost toilet that is manufactured and NSF-approved, but it costs $3000 or more. So we wanted to try making some site-built models that only cost $300 for which we got experimental permits.” His models include a urine-diverting barrel-style compost toilet (the urine is diluted to water plants and the fecal matter sits and composts for a year or more before being used as fertilizer) and a water-less standing urinal.
- Brad's how-to style book “Rainwater Harvesting for Drylands and Beyond” (in English and Arabic) http://www.harvestingrainwater.com/books/volume1/
- Brad’s website: http://www.harvestingrainwater.com
- Wild Food Growing and Harvesting: http://www.DesertHarvesters.org
- Street-Runoff Harvesting: http://www.harvestingrainwater.com/street-runoff-harvesting/
- Greywater Harvesting (including tips on soaps and detergents to use: http://www.harvestingrainwater.com/greywater-harvesting/
- Multi-use Rain Garden Plant Lists: http://www.harvestingrainwater.com/plant-lists-resources/multi-use-rain-garden-plant-lists/
- More info on Brad's garottage http://www.harvestingrainwater.com/living-big-by-living-small/
- Brad's YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/user/HarvestingRainwater
- published: 07 Aug 2016
- views: 245187
29:22
Backyard Organic Container Vegetable Garden Perfect for People Who Rent
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- Duration: 29:22
- Updated: 06 Nov 2012
- views: 181635
John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ goes on a field trip to a viewers home to share with you their backyard container garden. In this episode you will ...
John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ goes on a field trip to a viewers home to share with you their backyard container garden. In this episode you will learn exactly how you can set up a backyard container garden which is an excellent way to grow a garden if you rent or have commitment phobias about making changes to your property. After watching this episode you will have the knowledge you need to get out and grow a organic vegetable garden today, so you can start harvesting your own fresh vegetables and fruits and tasting the difference tomorrow.
https://wn.com/Backyard_Organic_Container_Vegetable_Garden_Perfect_For_People_Who_Rent
John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ goes on a field trip to a viewers home to share with you their backyard container garden. In this episode you will learn exactly how you can set up a backyard container garden which is an excellent way to grow a garden if you rent or have commitment phobias about making changes to your property. After watching this episode you will have the knowledge you need to get out and grow a organic vegetable garden today, so you can start harvesting your own fresh vegetables and fruits and tasting the difference tomorrow.
- published: 06 Nov 2012
- views: 181635
26:01
The Colonels Rehab House
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- Duration: 26:01
- Updated: 30 May 2014
- views: 40272
The main house is understood to have been built in Edwardian times with many of the original features retained. The current layout of the house provides 15 bedr...
The main house is understood to have been built in Edwardian times with many of the original features retained. The current layout of the house provides 15 bedrooms (original layout was 6 bedrooms). The house has brick built elevations under a tiled roof.
The barn building is located to the rear, or north, of the main house and comprises a wooden built two storey building under a slate roof and is attached to the former coach house. The building was most recently used as residential accommodation (8 bedrooms).
The coach house and other attached buildings comprise two dwellings (1 bed cottage and 3 bed first floor flat), office, consulting rooms and games room. The dwellings have there own entrances.
The remaining buildings are a mixture of brick, wood and metal clad structures.The main house and outbuildings are surrounded by garden areas including a formal flowerbeds, borders, part walled garden and a pond. The property enjoys views over it's own paddocks and a small block of woodland to the south. A number of attractive trees are located at the property which, in part, also screen the property from the Road and the property entrance.
We understand that the property was originally built for a Colonel Williams as a private residence when it formed part of a country estate together with much of the surrounding farm and woodland. The earliest plan of the main house held is dated 1896 which is considered around the date of construction. The last owners purchased the property in 1982 and it was converted for use as a drug rehabilitation facility. more recently the building has been looted of almost anything of value and trashed badly, which has left the roof in a bad state which in turn has left the house with rotting timbers and damp walls and ceilings. bathrooms and fireplaces are damaged where they have tried to remove these and failed? this explore was with very mixed feelings of wonder at the history and beauty of this once magnificent house and gardens and sadness at it's current condition. Enjoy your explore!!
https://wn.com/The_Colonels_Rehab_House
The main house is understood to have been built in Edwardian times with many of the original features retained. The current layout of the house provides 15 bedrooms (original layout was 6 bedrooms). The house has brick built elevations under a tiled roof.
The barn building is located to the rear, or north, of the main house and comprises a wooden built two storey building under a slate roof and is attached to the former coach house. The building was most recently used as residential accommodation (8 bedrooms).
The coach house and other attached buildings comprise two dwellings (1 bed cottage and 3 bed first floor flat), office, consulting rooms and games room. The dwellings have there own entrances.
The remaining buildings are a mixture of brick, wood and metal clad structures.The main house and outbuildings are surrounded by garden areas including a formal flowerbeds, borders, part walled garden and a pond. The property enjoys views over it's own paddocks and a small block of woodland to the south. A number of attractive trees are located at the property which, in part, also screen the property from the Road and the property entrance.
We understand that the property was originally built for a Colonel Williams as a private residence when it formed part of a country estate together with much of the surrounding farm and woodland. The earliest plan of the main house held is dated 1896 which is considered around the date of construction. The last owners purchased the property in 1982 and it was converted for use as a drug rehabilitation facility. more recently the building has been looted of almost anything of value and trashed badly, which has left the roof in a bad state which in turn has left the house with rotting timbers and damp walls and ceilings. bathrooms and fireplaces are damaged where they have tried to remove these and failed? this explore was with very mixed feelings of wonder at the history and beauty of this once magnificent house and gardens and sadness at it's current condition. Enjoy your explore!!
- published: 30 May 2014
- views: 40272
1:00:46
Tiny Texas Houses' "Willy Wonka" on making magic reusing wood
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- Duration: 1:00:46
- Updated: 16 Sep 2014
- views: 404080
Brad “Darby” Kittel came to Texas living on a converted school bus. He had planned to write the Great American Novel, but he ended up buying up boarded-up homes...
Brad “Darby” Kittel came to Texas living on a converted school bus. He had planned to write the Great American Novel, but he ended up buying up boarded-up homes and fixing them up using materials he salvaged from other old houses, barns and buildings.
After a couple decades refining his salvage mining techniques, he began using his collection to build “new” tiny portable homes from salvage. The prefab homes, measuring 64 square feet and up, are built from 99% salvaged materials. The other 1% is for things like electrical parts, plumbing, nails, screws, and some insulation materials.
Since he builds with natural materials (mostly wood) or materials that have already off-gassed, he calls his homes “organic” (he makes clear he doesn’t use plastics, formaldehyde, sheetrock, VOC paints, latex paint, carpet or toxic glues and minimal vinyl or PVC).
Kittel has started a tiny home community on his land in Luling, Texas to embracing what he calls Pure Salvage Living. Right now he offers the homes as rentals so people can experience a “truly organic house”. Some of the homes are being lived in longer term by employees and interns and the compound has a community kitchen and bath house. Kittel also hopes his village, or villages, will become completely independent from zoning and regulations by voting to become independent towns.
He’s also dug “four million years” beneath his home in search of fresh water and living space. He’s supported this huge underground world with salvaged railroad ties. At the bottom of main cave lies a pool of water where Kittel hopes to practice fish farming and access drinking water if necessary.
There are also caves down here that could be used as living spaces. Kittel has already occupied one (directly beneath his home) using an old RV (it was craned in before his home was built). He can access it through a trap door beneath his home and currently he uses it for solitude, but he sees its potential for underground living.
Tiny Texas Houses: http://tinytexashouses.com/
Original video: http://faircompanies.com/videos/view/tiny-texas-houses-willy-wonka-on-doing-magic-reusing-wood/
https://wn.com/Tiny_Texas_Houses'_Willy_Wonka_On_Making_Magic_Reusing_Wood
Brad “Darby” Kittel came to Texas living on a converted school bus. He had planned to write the Great American Novel, but he ended up buying up boarded-up homes and fixing them up using materials he salvaged from other old houses, barns and buildings.
After a couple decades refining his salvage mining techniques, he began using his collection to build “new” tiny portable homes from salvage. The prefab homes, measuring 64 square feet and up, are built from 99% salvaged materials. The other 1% is for things like electrical parts, plumbing, nails, screws, and some insulation materials.
Since he builds with natural materials (mostly wood) or materials that have already off-gassed, he calls his homes “organic” (he makes clear he doesn’t use plastics, formaldehyde, sheetrock, VOC paints, latex paint, carpet or toxic glues and minimal vinyl or PVC).
Kittel has started a tiny home community on his land in Luling, Texas to embracing what he calls Pure Salvage Living. Right now he offers the homes as rentals so people can experience a “truly organic house”. Some of the homes are being lived in longer term by employees and interns and the compound has a community kitchen and bath house. Kittel also hopes his village, or villages, will become completely independent from zoning and regulations by voting to become independent towns.
He’s also dug “four million years” beneath his home in search of fresh water and living space. He’s supported this huge underground world with salvaged railroad ties. At the bottom of main cave lies a pool of water where Kittel hopes to practice fish farming and access drinking water if necessary.
There are also caves down here that could be used as living spaces. Kittel has already occupied one (directly beneath his home) using an old RV (it was craned in before his home was built). He can access it through a trap door beneath his home and currently he uses it for solitude, but he sees its potential for underground living.
Tiny Texas Houses: http://tinytexashouses.com/
Original video: http://faircompanies.com/videos/view/tiny-texas-houses-willy-wonka-on-doing-magic-reusing-wood/
- published: 16 Sep 2014
- views: 404080
6:08
The Accessory Dwelling Unit for Sustainable Urban Living - A Tiny House Alternative
Accessory dwelling units (ADU) are small homes that can be built in the backyards of large...
published: 06 Aug 2017
The Accessory Dwelling Unit for Sustainable Urban Living - A Tiny House Alternative
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1:25:10
Urban Farmer Makes $1000 a Week Growing Vegetables in Rental Home
John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ goes on a field trip to an Urban Farm in Denv...
published: 15 Nov 2017
Urban Farmer Makes $1000 a Week Growing Vegetables in Rental Home
Urban Farmer Makes $1000 a Week Growing Vegetables in Rental Home
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4:51
Tiny Urban Cottage in Atlanta- You can RENT this Tiny House!
Check out Deek's book "Microshelters" HERE: https://www.amazon.com/Microshelters-Creative-...
published: 08 Mar 2017
Tiny Urban Cottage in Atlanta- You can RENT this Tiny House!
Tiny Urban Cottage in Atlanta- You can RENT this Tiny House!
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19:09
Urban self-reliance: homestead in Oakland's small rented lot
Sheila Cassani began farming her rental home while a college student. She started with a s...
published: 13 Apr 2015
Urban self-reliance: homestead in Oakland's small rented lot
Urban self-reliance: homestead in Oakland's small rented lot
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2:55
URBAN RENTAL HOUSING POLICY : STATE GOVERNMENT जल्द ही ला रहा है
Rent to Own BJP Government Housing Scheme is planning very soon house rental policy to the...
published: 22 Apr 2017
URBAN RENTAL HOUSING POLICY : STATE GOVERNMENT जल्द ही ला रहा है
URBAN RENTAL HOUSING POLICY : STATE GOVERNMENT जल्द ही ला रहा है
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3:10
Interior Design — Urban Family Home Reno
A young couple with another baby on the way needed more space, so designer Jodie Rosen hel...
published: 13 Apr 2017
Interior Design — Urban Family Home Reno
Interior Design — Urban Family Home Reno
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1:12
The Urban Rosewood Bungalow
A brand new two bedroom apartment with custom luxury throughout. This was a creation of th...
published: 05 Apr 2018
The Urban Rosewood Bungalow
The Urban Rosewood Bungalow
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5:23
URBAN IQ: Summary of 'Homes for Victorians' PART 2
In this video update, we dig deeper into the Homes for Victorians housing affordability st...
published: 10 Apr 2017
URBAN IQ: Summary of 'Homes for Victorians' PART 2
URBAN IQ: Summary of 'Homes for Victorians' PART 2
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1:28
Affordable Urban Rentals - Roost Guest House Rental L$150/wk (Second Life)
Affordable Urban Rentals brings you the Roost Guest House unit fully furnished on a privat...
published: 25 Sep 2015
Affordable Urban Rentals - Roost Guest House Rental L$150/wk (Second Life)
Affordable Urban Rentals - Roost Guest House Rental L$150/wk (Second Life)
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6:23
Urban Homes — 4/20 Jam (Official Video) 🌲🔥👌💨🚀🍁🍄💊👽✌🍍💉😋
Urban Homes — »Jams« 2xLP/CD/Digital
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published: 12 Dec 2016
Urban Homes — 4/20 Jam (Official Video) 🌲🔥👌💨🚀🍁🍄💊👽✌🍍💉😋
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2:02
Urban Vacation Homes Sublet Program
http://Sublet.UrbanVacationHomes.com - The Urban Vacation Homes Sublet Program pays your r...
published: 17 Aug 2015
Urban Vacation Homes Sublet Program
4:11
Urban Homes Condo for rent | Cebu Houses for sale
Only P 10,000 a month for rent
Only P 200,000 for assume
Urban Homes Condominium – Assume...
published: 15 Jul 2015
Urban Homes Condo for rent | Cebu Houses for sale
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0:53
The Urban Condo, Central Pattaya. 1 Bedroom Condo for Rent - C001138
Property Link | http://www.wesellpattayaproperty.com/en-GB/realestate/central-pattaya/cond...
published: 07 Feb 2017
The Urban Condo, Central Pattaya. 1 Bedroom Condo for Rent - C001138
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0:57
Chic Urban Home In Bangkok For Rent At Ficus Lane
http://HomeConnectThailand.com - Property ID: PC003390
Tel: +66 2-687-7988 - Email: inf...
published: 19 Jun 2013
Chic Urban Home In Bangkok For Rent At Ficus Lane
Chic Urban Home In Bangkok For Rent At Ficus Lane
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3:07
Urban Home Decoration Video
published: 10 Mar 2015
Urban Home Decoration Video
Urban Home Decoration Video
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4:44
Urban Loft Style Town Home!
Vacation Rental in the heart of West Seattle Junction.
published: 02 Jul 2013
Urban Loft Style Town Home!
Urban Loft Style Town Home!
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1:25:10
Urban Farmer Makes $1000 a Week Growing Vegetables in Rental Home
John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ goes on a field trip to an Urban Farm in Denv...
published: 15 Nov 2017
Urban Farmer Makes $1000 a Week Growing Vegetables in Rental Home
Urban Farmer Makes $1000 a Week Growing Vegetables in Rental Home
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29:37
LA coliving: PodShare's permeable intersection between social/privacy
Calling it “a social network with an address”, Los Angeles entrepreneur Elvina Beck create...
published: 08 Jan 2017
LA coliving: PodShare's permeable intersection between social/privacy
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21:14
The GoodHomes Show Episode 10 | Experts
Hafele presents The GoodHomes Show powered by Vector Projects Episode 1 Featuring Technora...
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The GoodHomes Show Episode 10 | Experts
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24:57
Dice Media | Adulting | Web Series | S01E01 - Broke AF
From the makers of Little Things and What The Folks (WTF!) comes “Adulting”, a coming of a...
published: 18 Apr 2018
Dice Media | Adulting | Web Series | S01E01 - Broke AF
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1:03:39
How to Grow Microgreens in Your Home & Make $100,000+ a Year
John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ visits City-Hydro in Baltimore, MD who makes o...
published: 23 Sep 2017
How to Grow Microgreens in Your Home & Make $100,000+ a Year
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