ULI Chicago is partnering with the Goldie B. Wolfe Miller Women Leaders in Real Estate Initiative to expand leadership opportunities for women in commercial real estate within the Chicago metro area.
Real estate developers around the world are responding to increased consumer interest in cycling and walking as preferred modes of transportation by building projects adjacent to trails, bike paths, bike-sharing stations, and other infrastructure that supports human-powered mobility, according to Active Transportation and Real Estate: The Next Frontier, a new ULI report.
The Urban Land40 Under 40 program first launched in 2014, recognizing and celebrating the best and brightest among real estate and land use professionals under the age of 40 from around the world. Here we take a moment and look back at three members of the inaugural class—one each from the Americas, the Asia Pacific region, and Europe.
Food and food retail are having a transformative impact on real estate according to a recent ULI forum that convened real estate developers, food producers, planners, restaurateurs, public health professionals, and other individuals working in the food and development sectors.
ULI Columbus and local partners engaged in a scenario-planning process to educate local stakeholders and the public on the choices about land use and transportation investments that lie ahead. The resulting report, insight2050, has been widely shared in Central Ohio as the region prepares to add half a million people by 2050.
Nico Rottke, a member of the Urban Land 40 Under 40 Class of 2014 and active ULI Germany member, talks about his experience building up a real estate graduate program from scratch and his new role in transaction advisory services at EY in Germany.
Thoughtful urban planning may not be a cure-all, but it can certainly help the Philippines grow in a more sustainable, equitable fashion, says Karima Palafox, a rising leader in the ULI Asia Pacific region and a member of Urban Land’s 40 Under 40 class of 2014.
In January, Hong Kong–based Henderson Land Development Company collaborated with ULI Hong Kong’s Young Leaders Group (YLG) to create a case study workshop on the Newton Inn, an underperforming three-star hotel that the company seeks to either upgrade or convert to another use.
A ULI Nashville housing forum focused on the shortage of low- and moderate-cost housing in the nation’s growing number of “18-hour cities”—such as Nashville, Tennessee—that are drawing young professionals seeking an urban lifestyle in smaller and presumably more affordable markets.
Experts from a recent webinar hosted by the ULI Greenprint Center for Building Performance recently shared insights on the opportunities to improve asset values and the risks inherent in the commercial and industrial market for solar energy.
A ULI Advisory Services panel recommends fostering innovation and tapping into unique cultural assets to government officials and private sector leaders investing in Foshan, China, located in the highly-competitive Pearl River Delta region.
