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07-28-21
Middle-Income Housing: What Jakarta Can Learn from Other Growing Cities
In Jakarta, a city of more than 10 million people, housing affordability has become a major issue—one that likely cannot be solved by the public sector alone, said speakers at a ULI Asia Pacific webinar.
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07-16-21
Two ULI members highlight the opportunity for Boise, Idaho, embracing the future as one of the fastest-growing U.S. communities.
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07-12-21
Using Engagement to Find Untapped Expertise in Equitable Development
Communities know what they need. Two ULI members share how their firm uses community engagement to ensure that a project will contribute to the betterment of an existing community rather than its displacement.
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07-06-21
ULI MEMBER–ONLY CONTENT: This August, if things go as planned, 145 new apartments for formerly homeless adults will open in San Francisco, one of the country’s most expensive housing markets.
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06-29-21
Single-Family Rental Market Poised to Expand, ULI/RCLCO Report Finds
The single-family rental (SFR) market is seeing a dramatic increase in interest and growth, with changes brought on by COVID-19 emphasizing the need for a broader diversity of rental housing, according to a report prepared jointly by ULI and RCLCO.
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06-17-21
Small-Developer Challenge: How to Acquire the Building Site
ULI MEMBER–ONLY CONTENT: An excerpt from Building Small: A Toolkit for Real Estate Entrepreneurs, Civic Leaders, and Great Communities.
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06-14-21
Rising from the Wreckage in the U.S. Virgin Islands
ULI MEMBER–ONLY CONTENT: After a pair of hurricanes pummeled the Virgin Islands’ aging public housing in 2017, a public/private partnership used advice from ULI panels to develop a resilient, sustainable replacement.
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05-12-21
Trends and Outlooks: Where Are We Now and What’s Next for Office Development?
To win the war for talent in a post-pandemic environment, employers and landlords will seek to provide highly amenitized spaces that will lure workers away from their homes. But it remains to be seen how that expense will be paid for—and whether lenders will give due credit to those amenities when determining property values, a panel of four experts in U.S. office markets concluded during the ULI Virtual Spring Meeting.
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05-11-21
Low-Density Rental Housing Addresses Rising Demand Despite Barriers
Though developers are finding strong demand for single-family-rental housing, they are facing challenges both from communities unfamiliar with the product and from high costs for land and construction.
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05-11-21
Meeting the Challenges of Building during the Pandemic
Four developers based in the Washington, D.C./Baltimore area discussed the “invisible threat” that the COVID-19 pandemic posed to real estate, recounting a volatile year and how it has affected the industry.