Ep. 33-Art Hessel: Changing Times in Housing Development

Arthur spent more than four decades practicing law in Washington DC where he was largely involved with housing clients and working for the Federal government.

He shares how he reviewed urban renewal plans when slums were being torn down and the land was being cleared and sold for redevelopment. He describes why the family high-rise housing project in New York failed in the 20th century.

Learn why Arthur’s greatest achievement was being able to recognize right from wrong in his career.