Grounded Growth: Summer Socials for Builders and Developers

​Connect with small development practitioners across the Bay Area and Sacramento region.

​Join Build It Green this summer for a series of casual happy hours designed to bring together small development practitioners and ecosystem partners across Northern California.

​These gatherings are an opportunity to meet builders, developers, financiers, government agencies, manufacturers, suppliers, potential clients, and other partners who are helping move small-scale development forward.

​Small development depends on more than technical knowledge. It also depends on relationships, trust, local insight, and shared capacity. These socials are designed to help strengthen the networks that support regenerative housing and neighborhood development.

​Event Dates

​Bay Area Summer Socials
June 4: Hear from BIG about upcoming programs designed to support small developers and learn how to get involved.

​June 11: Connect with local government representatives from across the Bay Area and bring your questions about local regulations and permitting.

​June 18: Explore innovative building technologies, products, and services that can help support your development goals.

​June 25: Talk with financing providers about capital sources for your project and learn what it takes to become borrowing ready.

​Event Details
5:00 to 7:00 PM
Drake’s Dealership
2325 Broadway, Oakland, CA

​Who Should Attend

​These socials are open to small-scale developers, builders, designers, financiers, agencies, suppliers, manufacturers, potential clients, and anyone interested in strengthening the small development ecosystem.

​Whether you are actively working on a project, exploring future opportunities, or looking to build relationships in the field, we invite you to join us.

​If you need to modify the date you indicated, please reach out to [email protected].

​We hope to see you this summer as we continue building the relationships and shared capacity needed to support small development across the Bay Area and Sacramento region.