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- 03-06-23
Optimism for Increased Multifamily to Office Conversions in Pittsburgh
Despite uncertainty for 2023, participants in a ULI Pittsburgh event in January said converting 18 to 20 buildings would transform the downtown.
- 03-03-23
Modular Construction Offers Solution to Affordable Housing Crisis
In high-cost markets such as Los Angeles, modular construction is reducing the average cost per unit by more than 50 percent, in addition to higher retention for the workers assembling the units off site.
- 03-02-23
Planning the Road to Blue Oval City in West Tennessee
A member of ULI Memphis discusses the optimism for a new Ford Motor Company facility in Haywood County.
- 03-02-23
The State of Data Science and Adoption in Global CRE Investing: How Does Your Firm Compare?
Sponsored Content: While most investors are building and investing in data science and analytics capabilities, few seem to have a good understanding of what their peers are doing in this space or where their own capabilities fall on the adoption curve.
- 03-01-23
Few Signs of a Pullback in Life Sciences in North Carolina’s Research Triangle
Occupancy rates for life-sciences buildings remain around 98 percent in the top markets, and North Carolina’s Research Triangle continues to attract startups and development.
- 02-27-23
Forecasting 2023: As Rates Rise, Even Cities Like Indianapolis Face Housing Affordability Issues
In late January, ULI Indiana convened a panel of local real estate experts to unpack Indiana real estate trends for 2023.
- 02-27-23
Turning Malls into Neighborhoods
From apartment buildings rising in shopping center parking lots to the redevelopment of dead-mall sites as housing, retail-to-residential conversions are an increasing trend.
- 02-24-23
Final Four Teams Named Finalists in ULI Hines Student Competition
Four teams, representing Harvard University, the University of Virginia, and the University of California, Berkeley, have been selected as finalists in the 21st annual ULI Gerald D. Hines Student Urban Design Competition, an event that challenges teams of graduate students to devise a comprehensive design and development plan for a real-world urban site.
- 02-23-23
3D-Printed Housing Milestone in Houston Bodes Well for Future of Affordable Construction
Using technology that is relatively new to North America, Alquist is constructing a two-story home in a neighborhood of Houston using a massive 3D printer.
- 02-22-23
Russell Innovation Center CEO Jay Bailey on How Real Estate Can Help Close the Racial Wealth Gap
Jay Bailey, president and CEO of the Atlanta-based Russell Innovation Center for Entrepreneurs, or RICE, is committed to championing Black entrepreneurs and creating unparalleled opportunities. Urban Land recently interviewed Bailey on the subject of how commercial real estate can be used to help close the racial wealth gap.