Understanding and Crafting a General Partner’s Fees
As a developer moves into a general partnership role, it is important to understand the various fees, when and how much should be charged, and
Andrew Gaucher
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Hey, welcome to my website. I am a third generation Canadian Real Estate Developer and
Builder in British Columbia, Canada. I love creative design, innovation and am working to curate
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Much of my recent work has been on an 872 acre master plan community. We’ve developed over $600m of real estate value there since 2015. You can view that community live, here.
Some other projects and businesses I am involved in include Witect, D3 and the production of TEDxKelowna from 2012 through 2018.
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Built Better with Dynamic Constructors
Dynamic Constructors creates progressive built environments. We integrate new technology, work processes and design thinking into each of the…
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The implied argument here is “sure, anyone who starts with $300,000 can build a $2 trillion dollar company”.
Absurd.
Excited to add another amenity to the mix at our master plan McKinley Beach…a floating sauna // cold plunge!
Check it out at https://www.loylyfloatingsauna.ca/
@seandsweeney Sean, in terms of an amenity and a user yourself, this has your name on it 😉
Very large scale infrastructure projects are effectively “captured” in Canada by 3-5 “major” contractors.
The easiest thing to equate this to is the military contractor situation in the US. There are 3-5 major suppliers, whose approach is all cost plus, w/ effectively no…
Private industry should build all public infrastructure (and equivalent to specifications that would be acceptable by code for private businesses).
This would save billions and billions of tax dollars annually (this includes Canada and may be worse here than California!)
Private industry should build all public infrastructure (and equivalent to specifications that would be acceptable by code for private businesses).
This would save billions and billions of tax dollars annually (this includes Canada and may be worse here than California!)