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Why the Next Generation Demands Impact, Not Just Returns

In this episode of Less Talk, More Action, Joel and Owen sit down with Deyl Kearin of DLP Capital to discuss how real estate can become a force for good through Purpose Driven Investments and community-focused action. They explore industry trends, the challenges of authenticity versus “talk” in sustainability, and the benefits of focusing on attainable housing and long-term stewardship. Key takeaways for listeners include the value of innovative impact investing, the importance of building thriving communities, strategies for fostering generational change, and actionable advice for making a meaningful difference in real estate and beyond. Don’t miss this great conversation! Highlights from this week’s conversation include: Welcome to Today’s Show and Previewing the Topic (0:56) Previewing the Nashville Conference and Industry Hopes (3:35) Conference Disappointments and Call for Action (6:37) Deyl Kearin’s Background and DLP Capital’s Mission (8:25) Impact Investing and Tenant Retention Strategies (12:41) Generational Shifts in Impact Investing Attitudes (17:51) Founding Story and Vision Behind DLP Capital (19:34) Deyl’s Personal Journey and Adventure Mindset (22:38) Industry Challenges and Evergreen Fund Advantages (28:40) Defining Attainable Housing and Final Optimistic Thoughts (34:28) The nexus of business, policy, and sustainability is more divided than ever, but Less Talk, More Action is here to cut through the noise. Hosted by clean energy experts Joel Cesare and Owen Barrett, this podcast dives into the front lines of decarbonization, net-zero real estate, and entrepreneurship. Each episode features bold questions, real solutions, and stories from leaders in science, tech, and business who are taking action to make the world a better place. Join us as we move beyond talk and work toward a cleaner, net-zero future. Learn more and subscribe at www.lesstalkmoreaction.com.