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  • 01-15-19

    Reducing Land Use Conflicts through Collaborative Easements

    Communities can increase the land available for housing while protecting existing industrial and other uses by collaborating in advance on recorded easements.

  • 01-15-19

    ULI Hines Student Competition Teams Challenged to Design Master Plan Development in Cincinnati

    An area in Cincinnati comprising portions of a highway, the central business district, and the central riverfront along the Ohio River has been selected as the study site for the ULI 17th annual ULI Hines Student Competition. Though based on a hypothetical situation, the ideas competition provides both full- and part-time graduate-level students the opportunity to devise a comprehensive design and development program for an actual large-scale urban site.

  • 01-14-19

    ULX: Multifaceted Mixed Use

    Ten projects create synergy among different uses.

  • 01-14-19

    Art on theMART along the Chicago River

    A dramatic illuminated art project turns Chicago’s Merchandise Mart into a living canvas.

  • 01-14-19

    Hospitality and Coworking Seen as Bright Spots for Investors in Asia

    Japan’s hospitality sector, coworking across Asia’s cities, and core assets in Australia were picked as positive investment stories for the Asia Pacific region by a wide-ranging panel of experts at the ULI China Mainland Winter Meeting in Shanghai.

  • 01-14-19

    Nashville to Host 2019 ULI Spring Meeting in April

    ULI will hold its 2019 Spring Meeting April 16–18 at the Music City Center in Nashville. A major focus of the gathering will be the ongoing evolution of urban areas into thriving places that are drawing talented workers and businesses and are magnets for investment. The Nashville metropolitan area, which has experienced an extraordinary renaissance and significant growth over the past several years, is a prime example of this movement.

  • 01-11-19

    In Brief: The Top-Selling Master-Planned Communities of 2018

    The 50 top-selling U.S. master-planned communities (MPCs) during 2018 surpassed their sales totals for the previous year by an average of 5 percent, according to data from RCLCO Real Estate Advisors. The top two communities were both in Florida: the Villages, with 2,134 home sales, is once again the top-selling community in the country, followed by Sarasota, Florida’s Lakewood Ranch.

  • 01-09-19

    Maximizing Value for Property Owners through Cellular Antenna Leasing

    Sponsored Content: This article is brought to you by Crescendo Capital Partners. Many real estate professionals are facing or will face the opportunities and challenges that cellular leases present. Cellular leases—whether on a tower, rooftop, water tank, or billboard—can offer tremendous revenue potential when properly managed.

  • 01-07-19

    Honoring U.S. Veterans with a Museum and Memorial in Columbus

    Over the last eight years, Columbus has leveraged the creation of some 40 acres (16 ha) of green and recreational space along the Scioto River to spark $400 million in new private development, including the National Veterans Memorial & Museum.

  • 01-07-19

    Big Data’s Integral Role in Smart Cities and the Retail Experience

    Data is increasingly influencing decision-making in everything from how cities are structured to the retail experience, said speakers at the ULI China Mainland Winter Meeting. The conference, held in Shanghai in December, featured two presentations that demonstrated how big data and other technologies are driving design for real estate projects large and small.