@deepfriedlander

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April 2022 Propmodo piece: “The Problems Keeping Us From Tapping Real Estate’s Full Potential.”

Medium.com (mostly housing, real estate, and climate related)

July 2021 Brooklyn Paper Guest Post: "The City No One Asked For."

2017 white paper I authored: "Reinventing the Residential Hotel: One Way to Help Solve the Housing Crisis Affecting San Francisco and other American Cities"

2017 Dwell Magazine Feature I wrote about the National Building Museum's "Making Room" exhibit about the changing nature of the American household.

2016 SF Chronicle Piece I wrote, "Innovate to find solutions for homelessness."

2016 Remodelista feature of marital home. [No Paywall.]

2014 feature of marital home in Dwell Magazine's Small Space Issue

2009 New York Times real estate section cover story, "The Decline and Fall of the Bachelor Pad."

David Friedlander's Brief, my newsletter

September 2023 Daily Camera opinion piece: "Boulder’s ‘safety’ crisis is actually a crisis of comfort"

September 2022 Daily Camera opinion piece: "West Pearl, climate change and the future of Boulder."

August 2022 Daily Camera opinion piece: "When did Boulder stop caring about equitable, sustainable housing?"

February 2022 Boulder Weekly commentary: "In Boulder, Corporate Interests Take the Limelight."

October 2021 Daily Camera Commentary: "Boulder Has a Rich People Problem."

July 2021 Daily Camera Opinion piece: "Reflections on Boulder."

July 2022 Interview on Tiny House Lifestyle Podcast

May 2022 Interview with Riderflex Podcast

MINIMALISM: Official Netflix Documentary (Entire Film)

2011 New York Times (snarky) feature on my wedding, "With Vows Exchanged, Break Out the Slides."

2017 self-written obituary for my aunt, Spring Friedlander, a big influence on me.

Link to fellow pea-pod-member dad's 2012 obit.

My dad led a suit attempting to hault the construction of Xcel Energy's Commanche III coal power plant.

Great grandpa Israel Friedlander. Founding member of Jewish Theological Seminary and Young Israel Movement.

More great-grandpa stuff.