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Jared Jones

Jared Jones

Founder of Middle Housing Partners and Expert in Micro-Infill Housing, Working at the Intersection of Policy, Execution, and Community

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Interview with Jared Jones

April 8, 2026

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In this episode, Jared Jones joins us from California to share how he navigates one of the most expensive real estate markets in North America by specializing in "micro-infill" and "middle housing" developments. Jared explains how he identifies underutilized lots and transforms them into profitable, multi-unit assets, proving that you don't need massive acreage to create significant value.

Jared breaks down the mechanics of his strategy, including how he leverages existing single-family residences to add ADUs (Accessory Dwelling Units) and how he stays ahead of shifting legislative trends to maximize land density. We dive into a specific case study where he turned a modest 780-square-foot house on a half-acre lot into a multi-unit project, highlighting the importance of understanding local zoning laws and the "missing middle" housing gap.

Whether you are looking to scale your portfolio or find creative ways to add units to existing properties, this episode offers a masterclass in modern, high-impact real estate development. Tune in to learn how to turn small spaces into big opportunities.

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Jared Jones Podcast Episodes

ChangeMakers with Katie Goar

Episode 146: Jared Jones Co-Founder, Middle Housing Partners

ChangeMakers with Katie Goar

Apr 2026

Planning Xchange

PlanningxChange 141 - Jared Jones, Californian Housing Producer

Planning Xchange

Apr 2026

Living the Dream with Curveball

Building Dreams: Jared Jones on the Power of Middle Housing and Real Estate Innovation

Living the Dream with Curveball

Feb 2026

Chrisman Commentary - Daily Mortgage News

1.26.26 Rent Versus Own; Middle Housing Partner's Jared Jones on Building; Refinance Activity

Chrisman Commentary - Daily Mortgage News

Jan 2026

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ChangeMakers with Katie Goar

Episode 146: Jared Jones Co-Founder, Middle Housing Partners

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PlanningxChange 141 - Jared Jones, Californian Housing Producer

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Building Dreams: Jared Jones on the Power of Middle Housing and Real Estate Innovation

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Key topics

Why California real estate risk is misunderstood by most investors

Many investors treat California as inherently unpredictable and therefore uninvestable. Jared reframes that belief by separating regulatory complexity from actual uncertainty, explaining that risk becomes more manageable when timelines, permitting patterns, and constraints are well understood. His perspective comes from working repeatedly inside the system, not avoiding it.

Why large real estate developments feel safer to investors but often underperform

Big projects signal legitimacy and scale, which makes them feel safer to investors. Jared challenges that assumption by pointing out how size often extends timelines, increases exposure, and limits flexibility when conditions change. He draws on experience with smaller projects to show how many large deals don’t fail dramatically — they fail slowly, through delay and drift.

What our housing choices reveal about the society we’re becoming

Housing is often framed as a technical or political problem, but Jared approaches it as a cultural one shaped by everyday decisions. Drawing on what he’s seen building housing in California, he explores how normalizing scarcity reshapes expectations around family life, mobility, and who gets to belong in certain communities. The conversation invites listeners to see housing not just as infrastructure, but as a quiet force that determines whose lives are made easier and whose become constrained.

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