"Where You Live" with Gene Sullivan - The show that's all about owning, buying, selling, renting and association management. If it involves a home, we'll talk about it. Here's a chance to get your homeowner questions answered.

"Where You Live" with Gene Sullivan - The show that's all about owning, buying, selling, renting and association management. If it involves a home, we'll talk about it. Here's a chance to get your homeowner questions answered.

Where You Live

08/17/19

In this episode of Where You Live, Gene Sullivan opens the show with the unusual case of 26-year-old Leon Gillespie, who faced a nuisance charge after making noise and wearing a Grim Reaper costume while on top of a building. Gene examines the circumstances surrounding the case and the questions it raises about property use, public complaints, and personal expression.

Gene then turns his attention to HOA issues and answers questions from homeowners, discussing the challenges residents can face when dealing with association rules, property regulations, and disputes. The episode offers Gene's perspective on navigating HOA policies while balancing homeowner rights and community standards

In this episode of Where You Live, Gene Sullivan opens the show with the unusual case of 26-year-old Leon Gillespie, who faced a nuisance charge after making noise and wearing a Grim Reaper costume while on top of a building. Gene examines the circumstances surrounding the case and the questions it raises about property use, public complaints, and personal expression.
Gene then turns his attention to HOA issues and answers questions from homeowners, discussing the challenges residents can face when dealing with association rules, property regulations, and disputes. The episode offers Gene's perspective on navigating HOA policies while balancing homeowner rights and community standards

08/22/26Grim Reaper on the Rooftop: Free Expression, HOA Rules, and Homeowner Questions

In this episode of Where You Live, Gene Sullivan discusses the 21st Century Road to Housing Act and its potential impact on the housing market. The legislation aims to streamline government regulations and reduce some of the barriers that can slow down housing development and construction.

Gene explores why increasing the housing supply is important and how faster approval processes and fewer regulatory obstacles could help get new housing projects built more efficiently. He also discusses what these changes could mean for developers, homeowners, renters, and communities facing a shortage of available housing.

In this episode of Where You Live, Gene Sullivan discusses the 21st Century Road to Housing Act and its potential impact on the housing market. The legislation aims to streamline government regulations and reduce some of the barriers that can slow down housing development and construction.
Gene explores why increasing the housing supply is important and how faster approval processes and fewer regulatory obstacles could help get new housing projects built more efficiently. He also discusses what these changes could mean for developers, homeowners, renters, and communities facing a shortage of available housing.

08/15/26 The 21st Century Road to Housing Act: Cutting Red Tape to Build More Homes

In this episode of Where You Live, Gene Sullivan opens the show with a fascinating story about a 100-year-old case of beer discovered in a river and efforts by scientists to recreate the historic brew. Gene explores the unusual discovery and what researchers hope to learn from the century-old beer.

The conversation then turns to St. Paul's $26 million budget deficit and what the city's financial challenges could mean for residents and property owners. Gene shares his perspective on how budget decisions and potential changes in city spending may affect landlords, housing costs, and the broader rental market. The episode offers a mix of local government news, housing concerns, and Gene's take on how municipal financial decisions can impact people living and doing business in St. Paul.

In this episode of Where You Live, Gene Sullivan opens the show with a fascinating story about a 100-year-old case of beer discovered in a river and efforts by scientists to recreate the historic brew. Gene explores the unusual discovery and what researchers hope to learn from the century-old beer.
The conversation then turns to St. Paul's $26 million budget deficit and what the city's financial challenges could mean for residents and property owners. Gene shares his perspective on how budget decisions and potential changes in city spending may affect landlords, housing costs, and the broader rental market. The episode offers a mix of local government news, housing concerns, and Gene's take on how municipal financial decisions can impact people living and doing business in St. Paul.

08/17/19

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