Upcoming Events
Check out future presentations, workshops, boot camps, field trips and more.
The Small Scale Developer Academy gives participants an opportunity to apply training to their actual development project. Participants will work through exercises like building and refining their pro forma, creating an investor proposal package, and drawing out the zoning parameters for their lot. Participants can also practice pitching their project to the group and instructors in order to get feedback in a supportive environment.
The Small Scale Developer Bootcamp gives participants an opportunity to apply training to their actual development project. Participants will work through exercises like building and refining their pro forma, creating an investor proposal package, and drawing out the zoning parameters for their lot. Participants can also practice pitching their project to the group and instructors in order to get feedback in a supportive environment.
This Workshop on small scale real estate development is all about project formation. We take a big picture view of neighborhood-based development to help attendees analyze what makes a good project, how a building makes money, and how small developers interact with the broader ecosystem of professionals in the built environment.
New and aspiring small developers won’t want to miss this monthly meetup with IncDev Faculty Members and local experts to dig into topics that will help you get your project off the ground.
The National Virtual Small Developer Bootcamp gives participants an opportunity to apply training to their actual development project. Participants will work through exercises like building and refining their pro forma, creating an investor proposal package, and drawing out the zoning parameters for their lot. Participants can also practice pitching their project to the group and instructors in order to get feedback in a supportive environment.
New and aspiring small developers won’t want to miss this monthly meetup with IncDev Faculty Members and local experts to dig into topics that will help you get your project off the ground.
Join us for a presentation on the fundamentals of incremental development, what it is, why it matters and how it can help reshape Killeen for the better.
This Workshop on small scale real estate development is all about project formation. We take a big picture view of neighborhood-based development to help attendees analyze what makes a good project, how a building makes money, and how small developers interact with the broader ecosystem of professionals in the built environment.
Join us for a presentation on the fundamentals of incremental development, what it is, why it matters and how it can help reshape New Bedford for the better.
Join Incremental Development Alliance for our Fall 2026 National Field Trip to Memphis, TN! IncDev Members will have an opportunity to tour local projects, get to know IncDev Faculty, alumni, and supporters of the organization, including time to connect with others within your ecosystem.
Join developer and faculty member Joel Dixon for a presentation on the fundamentals of incremental development, what it is, why it matters and how it can help (and is already helping) reshape Memphis for the better. The talk will conclude with a lively Q&A and conversation with local Memphis developers and leaders.
Join developer and faculty member Tiffany Elder for a presentation on the fundamentals of incremental development, what it is, why it matters and how it can help North Louisiana.
Join Many Mansions for a community social hour at the beautiful Agoura Hills Recreation Center as we bring together local leaders and experts to explore what affordable housing and economic development can look like in the Conejo Valley.
The Small Scale Developer Academy gives participants an opportunity to apply training to their actual development project. Participants will work through exercises like building and refining their pro forma, creating an investor proposal package, and drawing out the zoning parameters for their lot. Participants can also practice pitching their project to the group and instructors in order to get feedback in a supportive environment.
The Bloomington, IN Small Developer Bootcamp gives participants an opportunity to apply training to their actual development project. Participants will work through exercises like building and refining their pro forma, creating an investor proposal package, and drawing out the zoning parameters for their lot. Participants can also practice pitching their project to the group and instructors in order to get feedback in a supportive environment.
Join Executive Director of IncDev, Alli Thurmond Quinlan, for a special presentation on the fundamentals of incremental development, what it is, why it matters and how it can help your community.
Virtual Member Events
These events are free for IncDev members. Small Bites presentations are open to the public for a small cost.
Office Hours is a biweekly learning session where Incremental Development Alliance members can bring their questions about the development process, and get those questions answered by our experienced faculty. Each session features a different faculty member with a specific focus and area of expertise.
Southern Urbanism founder Aaron Lubeck is one of the designers and builders leading congregational training of 20 selected churches this year through the Faith-Based Housing Initiative (faith-housing.org). He will walk through why these projects matter, and why faith housing is the most unprecedented opportunity in American townbuilding ever.
Office Hours is a biweekly learning session where Incremental Development Alliance members can bring their questions about the development process, and get those questions answered by our experienced faculty. Each session features a different faculty member with a specific focus and area of expertise.
In this session, Marques will present what actually defines a true starter home, and why we need more of them today, covering the core traits that set them apart, from traditional singles and duplexes to the multi-generational variations common in the early 20th century. The session breaks down why these housing types worked and what's been lost today. You will leave with a clearer picture of the true starter home, and a stronger case for bringing them back.
Office Hours is a biweekly learning session where Incremental Development Alliance members can bring their questions about the development process, and get those questions answered by our experienced faculty. Each session features a different faculty member with a specific focus and area of expertise.
Office Hours is a biweekly learning session where Incremental Development Alliance members can bring their questions about the development process, and get those questions answered by our experienced faculty. Each session features a different faculty member with a specific focus and area of expertise.
Historic properties are some of the most charming and well-performing projects, but they come with challenges. Understanding the different levels of historic preservation and incentives can be difficult, especially when assessing a potential project. In this talk we’ll cover the basics of historic preservation at each level including local, state, and federal regulations and what they mean to a project.
Office Hours is a biweekly learning session where Incremental Development Alliance members can bring their questions about the development process, and get those questions answered by our experienced faculty. Each session features a different faculty member with a specific focus and area of expertise.
Office Hours is a biweekly learning session where Incremental Development Alliance members can bring their questions about the development process, and get those questions answered by our experienced faculty. Each session features a different faculty member with a specific focus and area of expertise.
Office Hours is a biweekly learning session where Incremental Development Alliance members can bring their questions about the development process, and get those questions answered by our experienced faculty. Each session features a different faculty member with a specific focus and area of expertise.
Office Hours is a biweekly learning session where Incremental Development Alliance members can bring their questions about the development process, and get those questions answered by our experienced faculty. Each session features a different faculty member with a specific focus and area of expertise.
Office Hours is a biweekly learning session where Incremental Development Alliance members can bring their questions about the development process, and get those questions answered by our experienced faculty. Each session features a different faculty member with a specific focus and area of expertise.
Join Executive Director of IncDev, Alli Thurmond Quinlan, for a special presentation on the fundamentals of incremental development, what it is, why it matters and how it can help your community.
Office Hours is a biweekly learning session where Incremental Development Alliance members can bring their questions about the development process, and get those questions answered by our experienced faculty. Each session features a different faculty member with a specific focus and area of expertise.
Past Events
See where we’ve been speaking and training over the last year
New and aspiring small developers won’t want to miss this monthly meetup with IncDev Faculty Members and local experts to dig into topics that will help you get your project off the ground.
This Workshop on small scale real estate development is all about project formation. We take a big picture view of neighborhood-based development to help attendees analyze what makes a good project, how a building makes money, and how small developers interact with the broader ecosystem of professionals in the built environment.
This Workshop on small scale real estate development is all about project formation. We take a big picture view of neighborhood-based development to help attendees analyze what makes a good project, how a building makes money, and how small developers interact with the broader ecosystem of professionals in the built environment.
New and aspiring small developers won’t want to miss this monthly meetup with IncDev Faculty Members and local experts to dig into topics that will help you get your project off the ground.
Explore Denver's ADU story on foot in the historic Baker neighborhood. Join guide Ozi Friedrich, Architect-Principal of Radix Design, for a walking tour of a variety of accessory dwelling units — from alley cottages rooted in the neighborhood's boarding house era to modern builds made possible after Denver re-legalized ADUs in 2016. Meet the locals behind some of the builds, peek inside, and end at a local brewery
Are you an advocate or local leader looking to encourage better buildings in your community? Do you want to learn more about how you can become a small real estate developer for a project in your neighborhood - or even your backyard?
Join us for a free lecture by IncDev Faculty Member Ivy Vann to learn how locals are participating in shaping their neighborhoods and how you can too.
This specialized workshop is designed specifically for municipal officials, planning departments, zoning officials, utility directors, and economic development staff to understand how local policies and practices impact housing development. The workshops will provide a practical, solutions-oriented approach to identifying and removing barriers to housing development in rural communities.
This specialized workshop is designed specifically for municipal officials, planning departments, zoning officials, utility directors, and economic development staff to understand how local policies and practices impact housing development. The workshops will provide a practical, solutions-oriented approach to identifying and removing barriers to housing development in rural communities.
IndDev is joining in with our allies at Strong Towns San Diego for this casual meetup. Whether you are new to the movement or a seasoned Strong Town citizen, join us for an open minded chat about how to make our home better for everyone. No knowledge of urbanism is required, this event is for all ages (recommended 21+), knowledge levels, and interests.
The Small Scale Developer Academy gives participants an opportunity to apply training to their actual development project. Participants will work through exercises like building and refining their pro forma, creating an investor proposal package, and drawing out the zoning parameters for their lot. Participants can also practice pitching their project to the group and instructors in order to get feedback in a supportive environment.
New and aspiring small developers won’t want to miss this monthly meetup with IncDev Faculty Members and local experts to dig into topics that will help you get your project off the ground.
Stroll Fayetteville’s charming Block Avenue and the downtown square, meeting small business owners along the way. Hear firsthand about the joys and challenges of small business ownership in Fayetteville’s walkable market district. Discover how historic preservation and adaptive reuse, evolving public infrastructure and policy, and non-profit programs can support a thriving corridor for business and community.
Co-hosted by Hat Rack Real Estate
This Workshop on small scale real estate development is all about project formation. We take a big picture view of neighborhood-based development to help attendees analyze what makes a good project, how a building makes money, and how small developers interact with the broader ecosystem of professionals in the built environment.
New and aspiring small developers won’t want to miss this monthly meetup with IncDev Faculty Members and local experts to dig into topics that will help you get your project off the ground.
Do you want to learn more about how you can become a small real estate developer for a project in your neighborhood? Are you an advocate or local leader looking to encourage better buildings in your community?
Join us for a lecture, discussion and Q&A by Ryan Terry, Faculty Member at IncDev Alliance and Principal of R+T Studio.
Join Incremental Development Alliance for our Spring 2026 National Field Trip in Dallas/Fort Worth, TX! Associate and Charter Members will have an opportunity to tour local projects, get to know IncDev Faculty, alumni, and supporters of the organization, including time to connect with others within your ecosystem.
The Panama City, FL Small Developer Boot Camp gives participants an opportunity to apply training to their actual development project. Participants will work through exercises like building and refining their pro forma, creating an investor proposal package, and drawing out the zoning parameters for their lot. Participants can also practice pitching their project to the group and instructors in order to get feedback in a supportive environment.
This Workshop on small scale real estate development is all about project formation. We take a big picture view of neighborhood-based development to help attendees analyze what makes a good project, how a building makes money, and how small developers interact with the broader ecosystem of professionals in the built environment.
This Workshop on small scale real estate development is all about project formation. We take a big picture view of neighborhood-based development to help attendees analyze what makes a good project, how a building makes money, and how small developers interact with the broader ecosystem of professionals in the built environment.
Do you want to learn more about how you can become a small real estate developer for a project in your neighborhood? Are you an advocate or local leader looking to encourage better buildings in your community?
Join us for a lecture, discussion and Q&A by Eric Kronberg, Faculty Member at IncDev Alliance and Principal of Kronberg U+A.
This Workshop on small scale real estate development is all about project formation. We take a big picture view of neighborhood-based development to help attendees analyze what makes a good project, how a building makes money, and how small developers interact with the broader ecosystem of professionals in the built environment.
Do you want to learn more about how you can become a small real estate developer for a project in your neighborhood? Are you an advocate or local leader looking to encourage better buildings in your community? This free public forum is designed for potential developers, small-scale builders, and community leaders committed to producing real, near-term solutions. It’s an opportune time for this discussion, as the city is underway with both their General Plan and Zoning Code Updates.
Featuring: Strong Towns Founder, Charles Marohn, Jr. and IncDev Board Chair, Ryan Terry
This Workshop on small scale real estate development is all about project formation. We take a big picture view of neighborhood-based development to help attendees analyze what makes a good project, how a building makes money, and how small developers interact with the broader ecosystem of professionals in the built environment.
This Seminar on small scale real estate development is all about project formation. We take a big picture view of neighborhood-based development to help attendees analyze what makes a good project, how a building makes money, and how small developers interact with the broader ecosystem of professionals in the built environment.
This Workshop on small scale real estate development is all about project formation. We take a big picture view of neighborhood-based development to help attendees analyze what makes a good project, how a building makes money, and how small developers interact with the broader ecosystem of professionals in the built environment.
Why do some neighborhood projects flourish while others fail before they even break ground? The answer isn't in your business plan or financing—it's right outside your front door.
Join us for a free bar talk with Jon Jon the Happy Urbanist.
Do you want to learn more about how you can become a small real estate developer for a project in your neighborhood? Are you an advocate or local leader looking to encourage better buildings in your community?
Join us for a lecture by Elizabeth Ward Williams, IncDev Faculty Member and Director of Urban Design at Kronberg Urbanists + Architects.
Do you want to learn more about how you can become a small real estate developer for a project in your neighborhood? Are you an advocate or local leader looking to encourage better buildings in your community?
Join us for a morning seminar by Neil Heller, Faculty Member at IncDev Alliance and Principal of Neighborhood Workshop. In the afternoon expect case studies and additional focus-tracks grounded in the types of development envisioned for Fairbanks’ future.
Do you want to learn more about how you can become a small real estate developer for a project in your neighborhood? Are you an advocate or local leader looking to encourage better buildings in your community?
Join us for a lecture by Tiffany Elder, Faculty Member at IncDev Alliance and owner of Paradigm Properties, a real estate brokerage firm, and Paradigm Construction, a design-build construction firm.
Do you want to learn more about how you can become a small real estate developer for a project in your neighborhood? Are you an advocate or local leader looking to encourage better buildings in your community?
Join us for a lecture, discussion and Q&A by Eric Kronberg, Faculty Member at IncDev Alliance and Principal of Kronberg U+A.