[Webinar] How HUTS Does Microhospitality Design and Development

​Host: Wayne Congar, Founder & CEO of HUTS

​Most rural hospitality projects fail before they break ground. They start with the wrong land, built for the wrong guest, designed by people who've never had to justify a dollar of it to a lender.

​This webinar is a look inside how HUTS approaches microhospitality from the ground up — not as a real estate play dressed up with good furniture, but as a development thesis with a design point of view.

In one hour, we'll cover three things:

Land Use Considerations — How we read a site for hospitality potential. Zoning, access, utilities, and the less obvious factors that make or break a short-term rental project before you ever sketch a floor plan.

​Audience Definition — Who you're building for isn't a marketing question. It's a design and underwriting question. We'll walk through how HUTS defines a target guest and why that decision shapes everything downstream.

​Design Approaches — What microhospitality design actually means in practice: scale, material, program, and the line between distinctive and gimmicky. We'll use built HUTS projects as the primary examples.

If you're a developer, investor, landowner, or designer thinking about rural hospitality at a small scale, this is an hour worth clearing your calendar for.