Trish Riggs

Trish Riggs is a public relations consultant and freelancer with Keadle-Riggs Communications. Riggs was a senior vice president with the Urban Land Institute from 2005 to 2019.

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Economy, Market & Trends
Lifestyle, Marketing, Healthcare and Workforce Implications of the Age Wave
Four demographic- and age-related factors are converging that will heavily influence the development of urban areas going forward. So says Dr. Ken Dychtwald, chief executive officer of Age Wave and a keynote speaker at ULI’s recent Real Estate Summit at the Spring Council Forum. Read what Dychtwald has to say about the age wave and anticipating the changes needs for boomers, Gen X, and Gen Y.
May 24, 2011
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Spring Meeting
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Economy, Market & Trends
The Future of Real Estate in Light of Our Past
Moderated by ULI Chairman Jeremy Newsum, panelists at ULI’s Spring Council Forum concurred that the pendulum has now swung to a point in which real estate and land use is viewed far more as a long-term business, yielding long-term gains for those who are patient and have realistic expectations. Read what panelists feel about balancing the interests of investors and owners against those of tenants occupying buildings.
May 24, 2011
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Economy, Market & Trends
Q&A with Patricia Healy
Over the past decade, ULI’s district council program has experienced dramatic growth, greatly expanding the institute’s ability to positively influence land use decision making in local markets around the globe. Read about the impact of a new operating foundation intended to better position each district council for assisting in the long-term sustainability of its community.
May 13, 2011
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Design and Planning
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Infrastructure
Hines Winners Propose Redevelopment Plan for Seattle Neighborhood
A team of students representing the University of Michigan has won the $50,000 top prize in the 2011 ULI Gerald D. Hines Student Urban Design Competition with a redevelopment plan for a Seattle neighborhood that emphasizes sustainability through neighborhood diversity, affordability, walkability, and environmental conservation. Read about this teams approach that resulted in their win of this prestigious prize.
May 13, 2011
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Development and Construction
ULI Names MGPA’s Simon Treacy Incoming Chairman of South Asia
As the new chairman for ULI South Asia, Simon Treacy will guide ULI’s program of work in the region, including various real estate trends conferences and topical forums, strengthening of ULI’s brand, outreach to new partners, land use– and real estate–related research relevant to Asia, and ULI advisory services panels providing assistance to Asian markets. Read about the strengths he brings to this job.
May 13, 2011
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Trish Riggs
Design and Planning
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Infrastructure
First-Tier Suburbs Are Magnets for Urban Growth
The appeal of close-in neighborhoods is rising due to their proximity to major employment centers and to transit options—unlike far-flung exurbs, many of which are experiencing a high volume of foreclosures resulting from the recession. Read about ULI CEO Patrick Phillips’s keynote presentation on the subject at the “Sustainable Suburbs: Re-Imagining the Inner Ring” event.
May 13, 2011
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Economy, Market & Trends
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Industry Sectors
ULI Report Examines Principles/Solutions for Resilient Cities
The ULI report “Resilient Cities: Surviving in a New World” looks at the principles of resilient cities, as well as issues and solutions related to building resilience in European cities. According to the report, resilience should be a main goal because international institutions and the private sector are attracted to cities that are better prepared to handle uncertain times. Read the ten principles for resilient cities.
May 13, 2011
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Economy, Market & Trends
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Capital Markets and Finance
The Ability to Reinvent Is a Must, Not an Option, Says ULI Report
Positioning a city as progressive and innovative in the post-recession economy is requiring public officials to think and act like entrepreneurs in order to maximize the economic development potential of anchor institutions. Read about the recommendations offered in the new ULI publication “Building on Innovation: The Significance of Anchor Institutions in a New Era of City Building.”
May 13, 2011
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Public
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Industry Sectors
ULI Report Suggests that Chester Embrace Change
An international panel of real estate and land use experts convened by ULI advised the city of Chester, England, on how best to revive its aging retail district and leverage those efforts to create further revitalization programs. The city is trying to be “too many things to too many people,” panel members said. Read what areas the panel suggested Chester should focus on.
May 13, 2011
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Economy, Market & Trends
Peter S. Rummell Chosen as Incoming Chairman of ULI
Peter S. Rummell, principal of the Rummell Company in Jacksonville, Florida, has been selected as the incoming chairman of ULI. Rummell, a longtime ULI trustee and former chairman of the ULI Foundation, will serve on a voluntary basis for a two-year term that begins this July 1 and ends June 30, 2013. Read about Rummell’s background and his thoughts for the future and ULI.
April 12, 2011
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