Delivering Missing-Middle Housing through Small-Scale Development
Brad Hall
City of Rogers — Mayor's Office
Brad Hall brings 25+ years of leadership in residential construction, operations, and public service. Owner of CMI Construction, he is a retired Air Force Colonel and
command pilot. He proudly calls NWA home with his wife and four daughters, giving back to the community by refereeing high school football. Brad holds an MS in Logistics and Supply Chain from the Air Force Institute of Technology and a BS in Human Factors from the U.S. Air Force Academy.
Project
The City of Rogers and FUSE are partnering on a two-year fellowship to turn the City’s missing-middle housing policies into homes on the ground. FUSE Executive Fellow Brad Hall will launch and scale the Pattern Zones program, which offers free, pre-approved residential designs, by aligning local builders, lenders, utilities, and internal City workflows. Year One focuses on activating the program and generating early projects, and Year Two on refining, scaling, and institutionalizing what works. The goal is a program that lets nearly anyone become a small-scale housing developer, expanding attainable housing and strengthening neighborhood stability.