The 2025 ULI Spring Meeting will convene in Denver, CO, bringing together over 4,500 real estate professionals. Attendees will experience dynamic discussions on the future of real estate, exclusive tours of world-class Denver developments, participate in curated networking sessions, and hear from world renowned experts.
Connect, Collaborate, and Innovate at the 2025 ULI Housing Opportunity Conference
Join housing industry professionals in Atlanta, GA, February 25-26 for impactful networking and solution-building
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The Call for Session Ideas for the 2025 ULI Fall Meeting in San Francisco is now open! This is your opportunity to contribute ideas that will drive meaningful discussions and shape programming designed by members, for members. Showcase your expertise, highlight emerging trends, and help craft content that resonates with the global real estate community.
Submit your session idea by March 28 and play a key role in this year’s meeting.
Climate considerations have increasingly become a critical focus for real estate owners, operators, and investors over the past few decades, particularly as the frequency of billion-dollar weather and climate disasters has surged. Beyond the headline-grabbing events, more frequent temperature extremes and less stable energy costs have real financial implications for owners and residents.
The 2025 Emerging Trends in Real Estate® report provides a roadmap for the industry’s future. Local impact is the key to success. Connect with your local Urban Land Institute (ULI) District Council to discover programming tailored to YOUR market. These events deliver expert analysis and networking opportunities to help you stay ahead in your market.
ULI connects and inspires those who envision, study, design, finance, construct, and manage the built world. Together, our members are leading the way in addressing the most critical issues in the real estate industry. We hope you join us!
Insured losses and property damage from the recent Lost Angeles wildfires could reach more than $30 billion. In this Urban Land article, experts weigh in on the scale of impact and lengthy process to rebuild-a process which they agree will hinge local and national economic implications.