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Watch Neal’s interview with Matt Bibeau on how City Repair got started and the aspects of what makes this Sellwood neighborhood so interesting.
What can children teach us about city design? Mara Mintzer of Growing Up Boulder explains how youth perspectives influence planning decisions and help create places where people of all ages belong.
Six years of conversation come into focus through the ten most-listened episodes of the Regenerative Real Estate Podcast, revealing enduring ideas about land, housing, and long-term responsibility.
Modern systems make life easier, but they also make it harder to see what sustains us. Thomas Patton is developing Lega Vera in Panama, a farm village that evolved from regenerative agriculture and a desire to live closer to soil, food, and responsibility.
A conversation with Adriane Boff and Tobias Hahne on stewarding Montezuma Verde, living by principles of regeneration, and calling in a neighbor aligned with the land.
In 2026, the strongest home trends reflect a move toward wellbeing and resilience, centered on one enduring theme: relationship—to our bodies, our homes, the land, and each other.
Neal is the co-founder of Latitude, a regenerative-focused real estate company that works with change agents across North America. His work has brought him around the globe across three-continents as a business leader, consultant, and project manager. He has a dynamic background that combines sustainability with investment analysis and marketing and communications. He is the host of The Regenerative Real Estate Podcast, and is a public speaker, author, and father. He holds a Bachelors in Agriculture Economics, a Masters in Sustainable Development, and is Living Future Accredited.