Realtor & Regenerative Consultant

Daniel Hason is a Realtor and regenerative consultant working across New York’s Hudson Valley. He helps people explore what’s possible with land, homes, and development, bringing together real estate, early-stage project thinking, local knowledge, and a holistic approach to place.

Daniel often works at the beginning of a project, when there is a vision but not yet a clear path forward. He acts as a co-creative partner, helping clients understand a place, uncover possibilities and constraints, make meaningful connections, and build momentum toward what comes next. His work draws on years of varied experience, but he also does some of his best work when a project asks him to stretch a little beyond what he already knows, working alongside a client into new questions, relationships, and possibilities.

A native New Yorker, Daniel has lived between New York City, the Catskills, and the Hudson Valley throughout his life. His work in the Hudson Valley has included biodynamic farm management, installing alternative energy systems, tiny-home building, and historic restoration.

That background shapes his approach to land and housing. Rather than seeing a property in isolation, Daniel considers the relationships around it: the people, ecology, critters, neighbors, community, ownership structures, local regulations, resources, and aspirations that together shape what a place can become.

His work includes:

• Ongoing one-on-one advisory and project support

• Residential and commercial real estate

• Regenerative development consulting

• Pre-development strategy and design

• Site analysis and feasibility

• Alternative approaches to land ownership

• Municipal and public-meeting support

• Owner and buyer representation

• Stakeholder engagement and facilitation

• Warm-data and community-centered inquiry

• Property matching and mission-aligned investment

Daniel supports developers, farmers, landowners, homebuyers, investors, community and nonprofit organizations, municipalities, and small-business owners, from people with an early dream for a place to groups already navigating a complex project.

His approach is informed by permaculture ethics, regenerative design principles, and a deep familiarity with and care for the Hudson Valley. As a millennial who came of age amid growing ecological, economic, housing, and social uncertainty, Daniel sees these challenges as interconnected rather than separate. That perspective is part of what draws him to regenerative work and to projects that explore more resilient and meaningful relationships between people, place, community, and ecological systems.

Outside of his professional work, Daniel draws inspiration from the Hudson Valley’s landscape and its long history of people finding meaning in place. Living on the east side of the Hudson, he remains fascinated by the landscape that inspired the Hudson River School of art. His interests and hobbies range from furniture restoration and playing squash at Bard College (an evolution from his handball days in New York City parks) to an appreciation for immersive arts, theater productions, rave and sound-system culture, and the many people experimenting with new ways of living and working together.