Political gridlock and one-party rule often stall practical civic development. Real estate investor and former State Department official Jamie Atkinson discusses his campaign for the Arkansas State House.
Jamie unpacks the housing crisis squeezing service workers out of Northwest Arkansas. He details how public-private partnerships can incentivize builders without stifling the market through heavy regulation. Treating legislation like a business, focusing on ROI and practical metrics, offers a method to bypass partisan toxicity and address local infrastructure bottlenecks.
For developers and civic operators navigating zoning hurdles, this conversation provides a practical framework for collaborating with local governments. Subscribe and share this episode with a peer working in regional development. What localized incentives would actually get your community building again?
