Personal connections matter more than ever in real estate—and ULI will get you there. Experience the advantage of this meaningful network. The future of real estate is you.
Real estate professionals are increasingly recognizing the value that scooters and e-bikes can bring to their properties. A new report from ULI’s Building Healthy Places Initiative explores the growing case for real estate professionals to support micromobility.
Dallas must invest in its communities in and around the Walnut Hill/Denton Drive Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) station by centering on the needs of people in the community, addressing safety and climate concerns, and building upon the areas of strength, according to a new Advisory Services panel report.
In the spirit of Black History Month, ULI would like to highlight what the Institute is doing to continue to promote diversity, equity, and inclusion, both as an organization and for the real estate industry as a whole.
Engage in candid discussions about the direction of the real estate industry with the people who shape it. Join us for the 2021 ULI Virtual Spring Meeting, May 10–12.
The ULI Sustainability Outlook 2021 is the Institute’s first-ever look ahead on issues that are specific to ESG-related concerns in the real estate industry. Members from ULI’s Sustainable Development Council (SDC), along with ULI Global Chairman Owen D. Thomas and ULI Trustee Ken Hubbard, contributed to this report. From ESG investing to grid-interactive buildings, and from climate risk to healthy buildings, it’s an exciting time for the real estate industry to advance sustainability.
New research from ULI and the Centre for Liveable Cities (CLC) calls on cities worldwide to recognize their common challenges in building climate resilience. This research combines the expertise and experiences of five cities around the world – Hong Kong, Miami, New York, Rotterdam, and Singapore. Read more on Knowledge Finder.