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The Real ViewThe Real ViewIns and Outs of SustainabilityChristopher Matos-Rogers and Jan Green join this week’s episode to discuss the latest in sustainability in real estate, why it’s so important and how REALTORS can make it a part of their business.We cover:How Christopher and Jan got started in real estate What NAR’s green designation is and how REALTORS can acquire itWhy they are passionate about sustainabilityWhy sustainability is so importantWhat makes homes “green”What REALTORS need to know when it comes to sustainabilityWhat clients are looking for when it comes to energy-efficient homesHow REALTORS can be a resource when it comes to...2023-08-2929 minAtlanta REALTORS® RundownAtlanta REALTORS® RundownSustainability Within Real Estate with Christopher Matos Rogers - Host Matt LaMarshIn this episode, our guest host Matt LaMarsh interviews fellow ARA member Christopher Matos-Rogers, who has a background in marine biology and sustainability. Listen is as Chris shares how he was able to use this knowledge to not only purchase his first home, but to also bring awareness to an important aspect of Real Estate.  2022-09-2035 minDrive With NARDrive With NARGetting Your Feet Wet in the Green-Home MarketEnergy efficiency and sustainable home features may have seemed trendy a couple of decades ago, but now they’re becoming must-haves for today’s buyers. Two REALTORS® who have built their businesses in green real estate—Jan Green, an EcoBroker in Scottsdale, Ariz., and Christopher Matos-Rogers, founder of the sustainability-focused Matos-Rogers Group in Atlanta—share steps they took to break into the sustainability market, how green homes are changing and what other pros need to know about rising demand for these properties.  2022-07-0523 minNot Complicated - Just GreenNot Complicated - Just GreenPanel of Eco-Experts!A panel of experts on the green rooftop deck of Southface Institute in Atlanta discuss the advantages of going green in the south and the sustainable success stories they've been a part of. Enjoy! James Pirch - Host - Founder Creative Interface Architecture Amelia Godfrey - EarthCraft Program Director @ Southface InstituteChristopher Matos-Rogers - Founder of Matos-Rogers RealtyJimmy Mitchell - Project Manager @ Skanska ConstructionThis podcast is presented by Creative Interface Architecture and Interiors.2022-05-1739 minEnergy Matters with Commissioner EcholsEnergy Matters with Commissioner EcholsChristopher Matos-Rogers (Matos-Rogers Group)In this episode, Commissioner Tim Echols and KC talk with Christopher Matos-Rogers, the founder of a sustainability-focused real estate team.2021-11-2551 minThe Wellness Real Estate Podcast - Modern Marketing For Real Estate ProfessionalsThe Wellness Real Estate Podcast - Modern Marketing For Real Estate ProfessionalsEpisode #10 - Is there ROI in being GREEN? Leverage the increasing demand for high performance homes.Today I’ve have a special guest, Christopher Matos-Rogers on the show. He’s green realtor in Atlanta Georgia and he is one of this year’s Evergreen award winners from NAR GREEN. In this episode, Christoper is going to share why he feels it is important to market to this underrepresented segment of consumers. Not only are green and energy efficient features a benefit to homeowners, but as the industry changes and more are providing sustainable solutions, ROI of green is becoming more visible. It’s a huge opportunity to serve and market these clients and so i’m e...2021-11-1547 minEnergy Matters with Commissioner EcholsEnergy Matters with Commissioner EcholsChristopher Matos-Rogers (Palmer House Properties) and Mike Masquelier (WAVE)In this episode, Tim Echols interviews Green Realtor Christopher Matos-Rogers about getting the most out of your green home improvements. In the 2nd half, Tim and co-host KC Boyce interview WAVE CEO Mike Masquelier about inductive charging for commercial vehicles.2021-04-1552 minEnergy Matters with Commissioner EcholsEnergy Matters with Commissioner EcholsChristopher Matos-Rogers (Palmer House Properties), First Lady Marty Kemp, Vic Reynolds (GBI) andIn this episode, host Tim Echols talks with realtor Christopher Matos-Rogers about “green” options for real estate sales and purchases. In the second half of the show, Tim goes on the road to interview First Lady Marty Kemp, GBI Director Vic Reynolds and Speaker Pro-Tem Jan Jones about Human Trafficking Awareness Month.2021-02-1152 minwhat the FUDwhat the FUDEp 09: Leading Sustainable Cities w/ Brookhaven Mayor John ErnstIn this week’s episode, Brookhaven Mayor John Ernst shares the ways sustainability is implemented in the city. Just a few examples: championing energy efficiency in municipal buildings, testing a Tesla electric car as a police cruiser, to visionary concepts such as a micro-grid and battery storage. These initiatives deliver sustainability not only for the environment, but also financial sustainability for the citizens of Brookhaven. Brookhaven’s strong leadership during the recent coronavirus pandemic has been applauded, and followed by others regionally. Could Brookhaven’s leadership on public health and sustainability, eventually lead us to say “As Brookhav...2020-03-1900 minwhat the FUDwhat the FUDEp 08: Doing More with Less. The Truth on Waste Diversion w/ Natasha DyerNatasha Dyer with the Atlanta Mayor's Office of Resilience stops by the studio this week to discuss waste. Our conversation has something for everyone, from Natasha's story of changing careers and landing her dream job in Atlanta, to easy tips to help anyone save money and waste less. We also discuss the leadership program, Atlanta Sustainability Ambassadors, one of Natasha's creations that is now completing its sixth group of cohorts. This week's episode busts the FUD around easy ways to use less, save money, recapture waste for the betterment of society, and explains how the single-use plastic ban at...2020-03-1000 minwhat the FUDwhat the FUDEp 07: what the FUD so far w/Christopher Matos-RogersThis week I do my first solo episode, as I recount the podcast's growth so far, answer questions about the equipment, software, and hosting I use, as well as the podcast's next steps. I hope this episode will provide you value and inspiration to start something new. Until next week!2020-03-0300 minwhat the FUDwhat the FUDEp 06: Leading Women w/ Emily Wheeler of WCR AtlantaIn our first of 5 episodes covering each multicultural real estate association, we begin with Women's Council of REALTORS® (WCR) Atlanta 2020 President, Emily Wheeler. Emily is a young REALTOR® that has blasted on the scene the last few years in both her business and in leadership roles. Emily and I discuss the role and efforts of WCR, the needs of millennial clients, the role of millennial leadership, and the power of social media and content to improve lives..Find Emily on Facebook, IG, LinkedINLearn More about WCR at https://www.wcr.orgMore in...2020-02-2500 minwhat the FUDwhat the FUDEp 05: Leadership and Engagement w/ Vic CollinsThis week I am joined by fellow REALTOR® Vic Collins of KW. Vic shares his path to the real estate industry and what has driven his success. We also dive into leadership in the REALTOR® Association, working on inclusion, and why being involved in your community and industry leads to happiness and success. Find Vic on social media @vjrtherealtor Vic and his brothers’ college scholarship: CNOTEFoundation.com2020-02-1800 minwhat the FUDwhat the FUDEp 04: Georgia Solar’s Bright Future w/ Gustavo ArceThis week we sit down with Gustavo Arce of Better Tomorrow Solar. Gustavo is a young leader making a space in Georgia's solar industry, and he has new ideas to engage and interact with the public about solar. Listen as Gustavo shares his journey to the industry, explore Atlanta's vegan food scene, and how content creation around solar is the next stage in expanding consumer awareness and myth busting the FUD.For more info on going solar, find Better Tomorrow Solar on social media.Mentioned in the episode: Energy Sage, Google’s Project Sunroof, PVwatts2020-02-1100 minwhat the FUDwhat the FUDEp 03: Accelerating Vehicle Electrification w/ Anne BlairThis week we dive into electric vehicles. Unsurprisingly, a topic with some of the biggest FUD surrounding it. Disruptive new technologies are always accompanied by fear of change, only exacerbated by the industries invested in the status quo. Remember the cell phone market a decade ago? Anne goes over her work to raise awareness and adoption. EVs are no longer the future, they are here now. Come drive with us and find out for yourself.Find Anne on Twitter @cleanenergy4u2020-02-0400 minwhat the FUDwhat the FUDEp 02: Building Connections and Attracting Opportunity w/ Rick GuerreroThis week I sit down with Rick Guerrero, Director of Branch Sales and Strategic Partnerships at US Mortgage.  This is not your typical discussion with a mortgage lending pro.  Rick and I discuss his experience starting over in a new city and in a new career. Our conversation covers a range of examples of putting yourself out there, being intentional in your networking, and building a strong organization.  A perfect road map for someone looking to start, or revamp, a strong sphere of influence, while giving back.  Find Rick on Facebook, LinkedIn, and...2020-01-2800 minwhat the FUDwhat the FUDEp 01: Young Leadership Experiences, Differing Opinion, and Affordable Housing w/ Larry LoweIn our first episode, we sit down with Larry Lowe, a marketing analyst and data guru to talk about his experience in community organizing using an informed approach. Our discussions are the basis of success for any new leader. We touch on being a young leader in older leaning organizations, being comfortable in having differing opinions, and accomplishing solutions with people with a differing perspective. We wrap with a deep discussion on affordable housing in the second half of the episode. A great first episode to kick off the spirit of the podcast.You can find Larry...2020-01-2100 min