Substacks recommended by Eric Weatherholtz

Recommended by Eric Weatherholtz

Building, gardening, adventures, travel, people, surfing, skateboarding, fitness, aging, art, architecture, Baja, music, books, tiny homes, rolling homes, the natural world. Note: Click "No Thanks" to go directly to my Substack without subscribing.

With the exception of Lou Reed (maybe), nobody is cooler than Lloyd Kahn. Follow for epic age-defying adventures and groovy rigs.

- Eric Weatherholtz

The MADDPROJECT Newsletter

By Antonia Botero

Not your ordinary development, design, and construction newsletter. This is a distillation of lessons and ideas from a couple of decades of design and real estate development work.

Not your ordinary design and construction newsletter - these are hard-won insights from someone who's been in the trenches.

- Eric Weatherholtz

The Contender

By David Coggins

Travel / Style / Fishing / Design / Etc.

The Contender offers a reprieve from the Asphalt Jungle - take a moment and escape to the spring creeks of Montana or the bonefish flats of Belize - and Mr. Coggins has a wonderful eye for style.

- Eric Weatherholtz

Lewis Enterprises

By Hunter

REIT, Real Asset and Investment Management Research

Who knew Ed Lewis has such insight? Subscribe to Lewis Enterprises and get smarter.

- Eric Weatherholtz

A Small and Simple Thing

By Brooks Reitz: A Small & Simple Thing

Transmissions from the desk of Brooks Reitz - entrepreneur, writer, and home cook.

Style, as seen through the jeweler's eye of a talented entrepreneur.

- Eric Weatherholtz

Feed Me

By Emily Sundberg

A daily newsletter about the spirit of enterprise.

Startling insights from the bleeding edge of commerce. Great fun, too.

- Eric Weatherholtz

Building Knowledge

By Marilyn Moedinger

Sharing my knowledge from the construction and architecture industries so you can build yours!

The Bright Build

By Sean Sweeney

A weekly design-driven and community-focused newsletter by Sean D. Sweeney mapping the moves and mindset that are crucial for both the seasoned and aspiring real estate developer.

So you want to be a developer? Start here.

- Eric Weatherholtz