Craig Grossman's guest appearances

Craig Grossman

Broad & Walnut

Philly Who?

Broad Street Brokers

Live from RADIOKISMET with Christopher Plant

Rebecca Rhynhart

Allan Domb

Eli Kulp

Bon Ku

Nick Bayer

Conrad Benner

Peter Shankman

Serena Williams

Steve Cook

Amanda Steinberg

Andrew Jackson

Peter Russell

Lil Dicky

Bob Moore

Mike Solomonov

OwlTail

Christopher Plant talks with Craig Grossman about the future of creative communities after Covid-19. Craig Grossman is a partner in Arts + Crafts Holdings, in the Spring Arts section of Philadelphia. It's also the home of the RADIOKISMET podcast recording studio. With Arts + Crafts, Craig has been working with the city and creatives to revitalize the Spring Arts neighborhood.

The Future of Creative Communities, with Craig Grossman

On this week's episode, Ty sits down with Craig Grossman of Arts + Crafts Holdings to discuss his Philadelphia real estate experinces and much more!

Episode 7 - Craig Grossman

Craig Grossman is a General Partner at Arts &amp; Crafts Holdings, which today is investing in the northern edge of Center City, around Spring Garden Street.But, well before Craig and his team started investing in that area, he worked to invest in another Center City neighborhood which, today, looks nothing like it did when he got here in the early 2000s. Back then, the 13th Street corridor was pretty desolate, with tons of drug use, porn shops, and prostitution. Many people called it Philly’s “Red Light District.”Craig at the time was working in New York City, and he took on 13th Street under the direction of Tony Goldman, who was famous for his previous revitalizations of SoHo in NY and South Beach in Miami.Today, 13th Street is home to trendy restaurants, stores, homes, and nightlife.Support Philly Who?Donate via Paypal,Venmo: @podphillywho,Become a Monthly Patron,Purchase a T-Shirt or Hat,Become a Sponsor

Craig Grossman is a General Partner at Arts &amp; Crafts Holdings, which today is investing in the northern edge of Center City, around Spring Garden Street.But, well before Craig and his team started investing in that area, he worked to invest in another Center City neighborhood which, today, looks nothing like it did when he got here in the early 2000s. Back then, the 13th Street corridor was pretty desolate, with tons of drug use, porn shops, and prostitution. Many people called it Philly’s “Red Light District.”Craig at the time was working in New York City, and he took on 13th Street under the direction of Tony Goldman, who was famous for his previous revitalizations of SoHo in NY and South Beach in Miami.Today, 13th Street is home to trendy restaurants, stores, homes, and nightlife. Support Philly Who?<a href="https://bit.ly/phillywhopaypal" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Donate via Paypal</a>,Venmo: @podphillywho,<a href="https://bit.ly/pwpatreon" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Become a Monthly Patron</a>,<a href="https://podphillywho.com/shop" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Purchase a T-Shirt or Hat</a>,<a href="https://podphillywho.com/become-a-sponsor" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Become a Sponsor</a>

Craig Grossman: Transforming 13th Street from Red Light District to a Vibrant Cultural Hub

Craig, who was the driving force behind the total transformation of 13th St. and Midtown Village, explains how it all came to be and gives us an education in “place-making”. We then discuss the next neighborhood he has his sights set on and what the hell the Reading Viaduct is anyway!

Craig Grossman, 13th St./Midtown Village Visionary