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DevelopmentCase Study: Masonvale at Virginia’s George Mason University
Employer-assisted rental housing helps attract faculty in a high-cost Washington, D.C., suburb.
Read MoreDespite Successes, Blight Still Threatens Detroit’s Future
Urban blight remains the single biggest challenge to large-scale revitalization efforts underway in the city of Detroit, said Dan Gilbert, founder and CEO of Rock Ventures and Quicken Loans, speaking at a ULI conference on public-private partnerships.
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DevelopmentSpecial Section: Pacific Northwest and Canada
For months, the San Francisco development world has been “aTwitter” about the “technology effect” hitting the region’s real estate markets.
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DevelopmentMultifamily Housing Outlook
Multifamily housing experts discuss opportunities and challenges for developers and investors, signs of possible oversupply, the potential of properties outside the urban core, consumer preferences for unit types and amenities, and the appeal of renting.
Read MoreRecent Articles
ULX: Medium-Tall Multifamily Housing
May 5, 2014Ten apartment and condominium buildings model mid-rise design strategies.
To Bid or Not to Bid?
What dreams may come to cities that bid for Olympic rings?
Product Segmentation Driving Sales for Homebuilders
April 28, 2014Product segmentation is becoming increasingly sophisticated as real estate developers gain access to new technology and tools, said panelists at the ULI Spring Meeting.
Micro-Units Fill an Affordability Niche for Young and Older Residents
April 26, 2014Developers who are primarily targeting the demographic “barbells” of baby boomers and millennials shared on-the-ground experience at a ULI Spring Meeting session moderated by ULI Senior Fellow Maureen McAvey.
The Canadian P3 Model: Will It Work in the United States?
April 21, 2014Despite his significant expertise with public/private partnerships (P3s) in the United States, Jay Hailey, an attorney at DLA Piper, found something new to share with attendees at the 2014 ULI Spring Meeting in Vancouver, British Columbia: the Canadian P3 model.
Health and a Sense of Community Attract Buyers
April 14, 2014Developers can create new housing projects that provide the latest in environmentally friendly features—solar power, water recycling, pedestrian safety, and transit access—but only about 10 percent of buyers will go looking for those features or be willing to pay a premium for them, panelists said at the ULI Spring Meeting last week in Vancouver.
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