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Redefining Real Estate for Inclusivity

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Can real estate truly revolutionize accessibility and independence for all? We invite you to listen to our inspiring conversation with Gretchen Kingma and Tiffany Dill, founders of Empowered Homes and Custom Joy. These remarkable occupational therapists turned entrepreneurs share their unique journeys from traditional therapy roles to becoming pioneers in accessible housing solutions. Hear how Gretchen, motivated by high rehospitalization rates among her patients, transitioned into real estate, and how Tiffany's passion for home design led to the founding of Custom Joy. They also discuss the misconceptions around ADA standards in residential settings and emphasize the Universal Design Ready (UDR) criteria with its real-world applications in real estate.
Together, they provide invaluable insights into integrating healthcare perspectives into real estate to enhance accessibility and independence.
Learn about the challenges realtors face when advising clients with disabilities and explore strategies to attract investors to accessible housing projects, showcasing design elements that boost functionality and safety. We highlight the profound impact of proactive planning and universal design in creating inclusive living spaces, particularly for families coping with serious health issues. Through personal stories and expert advice, we reveal how these designs enhance family togetherness and address the challenges of assisted living facilities. By providing collective experiences and resources, we strive to improve accessibility and raise the standard for disability-inclusive housing, ensuring a more accommodating environment for everyone.

Cush Pocket, a proud sponsor, is a disabled owned company that sells wheelchair bags. Get $1 off by using code Angela Fox

Support the Show.

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www.horizontalhouses.com
Accessibilityishome@gmail.com

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Chapters

1. Real Estate Accessibility and Universal Design (00:00:00)

2. Investing in Accessible Housing Design (00:10:06)

3. Beyond ADA Design and Collaboration (00:16:49)

4. Planning for Aging in Place (00:30:26)

5. Functional Universal Design in Real Estate (00:42:37)

30 episodes

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Can real estate truly revolutionize accessibility and independence for all? We invite you to listen to our inspiring conversation with Gretchen Kingma and Tiffany Dill, founders of Empowered Homes and Custom Joy. These remarkable occupational therapists turned entrepreneurs share their unique journeys from traditional therapy roles to becoming pioneers in accessible housing solutions. Hear how Gretchen, motivated by high rehospitalization rates among her patients, transitioned into real estate, and how Tiffany's passion for home design led to the founding of Custom Joy. They also discuss the misconceptions around ADA standards in residential settings and emphasize the Universal Design Ready (UDR) criteria with its real-world applications in real estate.
Together, they provide invaluable insights into integrating healthcare perspectives into real estate to enhance accessibility and independence.
Learn about the challenges realtors face when advising clients with disabilities and explore strategies to attract investors to accessible housing projects, showcasing design elements that boost functionality and safety. We highlight the profound impact of proactive planning and universal design in creating inclusive living spaces, particularly for families coping with serious health issues. Through personal stories and expert advice, we reveal how these designs enhance family togetherness and address the challenges of assisted living facilities. By providing collective experiences and resources, we strive to improve accessibility and raise the standard for disability-inclusive housing, ensuring a more accommodating environment for everyone.

Cush Pocket, a proud sponsor, is a disabled owned company that sells wheelchair bags. Get $1 off by using code Angela Fox

Support the Show.

Click for:
Feedback Survey
Facebook
Linkden
www.horizontalhouses.com
Accessibilityishome@gmail.com

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Real Estate Accessibility and Universal Design (00:00:00)

2. Investing in Accessible Housing Design (00:10:06)

3. Beyond ADA Design and Collaboration (00:16:49)

4. Planning for Aging in Place (00:30:26)

5. Functional Universal Design in Real Estate (00:42:37)

30 episodes

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