David Klingberg's guest appearances

David Klingberg

The Smart Community Podcast

Real Estate Right

Don McLean

Colin Wright

Rachel Smith

Will Davies

Samson Williams

Debbie Reynolds

Chris Walsh

James Green

Peter Bjorn

Evan Davis

David Johnston

Josh Summers

Janice Lee

Katie Patrick

Chris Cooper

OwlTail

Imagine buying a property, and living in it for 4-5 years, and during that time there is no public transport, no schools, shops, rows of empty houses, barren streets, and broken footpaths. It happens...   Melbourne is dotted with brand-new housing estates along the outer edges creating growth corridors, but how do you know which housing estate is best? Which one will increase in value? Which one will make your life easier? Which one will get a good rental return? So many questions, yet most real estate agents or volume home builders will give you answer that makes sure you buy their product or their land.    Who is best to tell us where to buy? A Town Planner of course! And we have the best one, David Klingberg to tell you all about it.    David Klingberg knows town planning. He has over 30 years of experience in the planning and design industry, working both in Australia and overseas for state and local governments, as well as in the private sector. He is a regular presenter at conferences across Australia and Asia for various Universities and for the planning institute of Australia. 

Imagine buying a property, and living in it for 4-5 years, and during that time there is no public transport, no schools, shops, rows of empty houses, barren streets, and broken footpaths. It happens... Melbourne is dotted with brand-new housing estates along the outer edges creating growth corridors, but how do you know which housing estate is best? Which one will increase in value? Which one will make your life easier? Which one will get a good rental return? So many questions, yet most real estate agents or volume home builders will give you answer that makes sure you buy their product or their land.  Who is best to tell us where to buy? A Town Planner of course! And we have the best one, David Klingberg to tell you all about it.  David Klingberg knows town planning. He has over 30 years of experience in the planning and design industry, working both in Australia and overseas for state and local governments, as well as in the private sector. He is a regular presenter at conferences across Australia and Asia for various Universities and for the planning institute of Australia.

Ep161: David Klingberg - How to Know Where To Buy a House and Land Package

For any novice developer, you're keen and eager to learn from the best in the trade. Most would look to builders and developers who have the tools like themselves, others broaden their angle to look at every expert who helps their development become a success. But it all has to come off a page and on to the ground, so why not get the page right by talking to a town planner, and get to know their tricks of the trade when it comes to town planning.  David Klingberg has over 30 years experience in the planning and the design industry. David specialises in bringing together teams and managing industry leaders to deliver outstanding outcomes in town planning, urban development and urban design. David has worked on significant projects nationally and internationally for state and local governments, as well as the private sector. These include land use strategies and growth area planning, mixed use and residential master planning, urban regeneration, town centre revitalisation studies and initiatives, state and local government planning policy development and urban design advice. David is driven to produce great planning and urban outcomes, education and training. He regularly presents at conferences both in Australia and Asia and teaches at universities and for the Planning Institute of Australia.  We have a listener, 25 year old Peter. He has just made it big inheriting some money from his late grandfather, he has finished his carpentry apprenticeship and he sees this as his opportunity to get into developing. 1. What are some tricks of the trade to help him achieve his goal? 2. Explain to us your fab eco-system? 3. Which business professionals should Peter create relationships with to develop his career in property development? 4. When is it better to suss out the neighbours before planning a development? 5. How often can council knock back your plans?     a). How often can it get approved the first time?     b). How can you guarantee that it won't get knocked back? 6. Our friend Peter want to know, what are councils looking for? What helps you tick the boxes in your favour? 7. What can be a turn off for council? 8. Which councils can be easier to deal with?     a). Which ones aren't as approachable? 9. What deadlines do we need to keep in mind? 10. How can the design help get your development approved? 11. How can we negotiate to get our development approved? 12. Where do we find great collaborators and JV partners to help our development along? 13. How much about finance do we need to do before getting our development out of the ground? With prices of materials and labour soaring at the moment, what sort of percentage should we be adding to the price of a development these days?   CONTACT:  David Klingberg at Smart Planning &amp; Design can be contacted on 0438 459 559 or by email: davidk@smartplanninganddesign.com   Need Copywriting? Call the 'Real Copy Right' Hotline: 5977 8889  Email: orders@realcopyright.com.auAs well as sales copy, we can also assist you with: Rental copy Staff profiles for your new and existing staff members Marketing letters/emails Newsletter articles Marketing material for listing kits, mail outs, etc Website blogs Large scale development brochures and websites

For any novice developer, you're keen and eager to learn from the best in the trade. Most would look to builders and developers who have the tools like themselves, others broaden their angle to look at every expert who helps their development become a success. But it all has to come off a page and on to the ground, so why not get the page right by talking to a town planner, and get to know their tricks of the trade when it comes to town planning.  David Klingberg has over 30 years experience in the planning and the design industry. David specialises in bringing together teams and managing industry leaders to deliver outstanding outcomes in town planning, urban development and urban design. David has worked on significant projects nationally and internationally for state and local governments, as well as the private sector. These include land use strategies and growth area planning, mixed use and residential master planning, urban regeneration, town centre revitalisation studies and initiatives, state and local government planning policy development and urban design advice. David is driven to produce great planning and urban outcomes, education and training. He regularly presents at conferences both in Australia and Asia and teaches at universities and for the Planning Institute of Australia.  We have a listener, 25 year old Peter. He has just made it big inheriting some money from his late grandfather, he has finished his carpentry apprenticeship and he sees this as his opportunity to get into developing. 1. What are some tricks of the trade to help him achieve his goal? 2. Explain to us your fab eco-system? 3. Which business professionals should Peter create relationships with to develop his career in property development? 4. When is it better to suss out the neighbours before planning a development? 5. How often can council knock back your plans?     a). How often can it get approved the first time?     b). How can you guarantee that it won't get knocked back? 6. Our friend Peter want to know, what are councils looking for? What helps you tick the boxes in your favour? 7. What can be a turn off for council? 8. Which councils can be easier to deal with?     a). Which ones aren't as approachable? 9. What deadlines do we need to keep in mind? 10. How can the design help get your development approved? 11. How can we negotiate to get our development approved? 12. Where do we find great collaborators and JV partners to help our development along? 13. How much about finance do we need to do before getting our development out of the ground? With prices of materials and labour soaring at the moment, what sort of percentage should we be adding to the price of a development these days? CONTACT: David Klingberg at Smart Planning &amp; Design can be contacted on 0438 459 559 or by email: <a href="mailto:davidk@smartplanningand">davidk@smartplanninganddesign.com</a> Need Copywriting? Call the 'Real Copy Right' Hotline: 5977 8889  Email: <a href="mailto:orders@realcopyright.com.au">orders@realcopyright.com.au</a>As well as sales copy, we can also assist you with:  <ul><li>Rental copy</li> <li>Staff profiles for your new and existing staff members</li> <li>Marketing letters/emails</li> <li>Newsletter articles</li> <li>Marketing material for listing kits, mail outs, etc</li> <li>Website blogs</li> <li>Large scale development brochures and websites</li></ul>

Ep131: David Klingberg - Tricks of the Trade When It Comes to Town Planning

In this episode of The Smart City Podcast, I interviewed David Klingberg who is the Director and Principal at Smart Planning and Design. David and I had a great chat about thinking holistically about delivering solutions and using technology to enable this delivery. We also discussed the Smart City funding that is currently on offer and more that needs to be done in this space to maximise the potential of the Smart City concept and expanding to our regions. I really enjoyed this strategic Smart City conversation.Find the full show notes: thesmartcitypodcast.com Connect with David on LinkedIn and email davidk@smartplanninganddesign.com​Connect with me via email: zoe@thesmartcitypodcast.com Connect via Twitter and Facebook @smartcitypod

In this episode of The Smart City Podcast, I interviewed David Klingberg who is the Director and Principal at Smart Planning and Design. David and I had a great chat about thinking holistically about delivering solutions and using technology to enable this delivery. We also discussed the Smart City funding that is currently on offer and more that needs to be done in this space to maximise the potential of the Smart City concept and expanding to our regions. I really enjoyed this strategic Smart City conversation. Find the full show notes: <a href="http://thesmartcitypodcast.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">thesmartcitypodcast.com</a>  Connect with David on LinkedIn and email davidk@smartplanninganddesign.com ​Connect with me via email: zoe@thesmartcitypodcast.com  Connect via Twitter and Facebook @smartcitypod