As homes and budgets shrink, affordability can become a subtraction problem: remove space, finishes, or features until the price comes down. But what if a smaller home could still feel more generous?
On The Valuation Metric, Sara Gutterman talks with Bill Ramsey about designing for the way people live—and how thoughtful choices at the home and community scale can create value that a price-per-square-foot calculation misses. Ramsey is a principal and board member at KTGY, where he leads the firm’s Mountain States residential practice from Denver.
Their conversation explores what “giving something back” can look like when a home has less space, and why shared places and community design matter alongside the floor plan. Ramsey also explains how a home’s value reaches beyond its purchase price to include livability and the costs of owning it over time.
How should we measure what a home gives back? Watch the interview with Bill Ramsey on The Valuation Metric.