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Nominate your state/local government for one of ULI’s housing awards: the Robert C. Larson Award, named in honor of a former ULI trustee and ULI Foundation chairman, recognizes innovative public policy initiatives and programs that support the creation and preservation of affordable and workforce housing, specifically housing affordable to households earning at or below 120 percent of area median income. Questions? Contact Rosemarie Hepner. Also: Have a noteworthy affordable housing development? Apply for the ULI Jack Kemp Excellence in Affordable Housing Award.

ULI's annual report for fiscal year 2019, Building Better Communities. is now live. The report reflects on a busy, productive year highlighted by efforts to expand the Institute's reach and impact around the world. In this report, you'll see how ULI – through our dedicated members – is continuing to make a positive, lasting difference in communities around the globe.

We welcome ULI members to the all-new Knowledge Finder—the global resource of real estate development & financing trends and best practices, delivering information that is actionable, improves decision making and outcomes, and helps you succeed. Anytime. Anywhere.

Real estate in the United States remains a favored asset class, even as economic uncertainty looms and forces of change related to the environment, infrastructure, demographics, consumer behavior, and technology are necessitating flexibility in space design, development, and business operations. Read more in Emerging Trends in Real Estate^® 2020, copublished by ULI and PwC. ULI members can also download a pdf of the report on Knowledge Finder.

An area in Midtown Miami, split between the Wynwood and Edgewater neighborhoods, will be the study site for the 18th annual ULI Hines Student Competition. This education initiative, open to graduate-level students, is an exercise to encourage innovative ideas and cross-disciplinary collaboration and gives students with an opportunity to devise a comprehensive design and development program for an actual large-scale urban site.