In the last year, the state’s government has taken robust legislative steps toward stemming the housing crisis.

Toronto’s deep-lake water cooling system stands as an example of the “third wave” of urban energy.

With an increasing shortage of housing across the United States driving up home prices and rents, communities and developers need to adopt a broader strategy. Important part of that approach will be infill development, adaptive use, and changes in zoning regulations to encourage the development of so-called “missing middle” buildings with multiple units that younger couples and families can afford to purchase, according to speakers at a recent housing conference.

Boosting livability is at the heart of Bangkok’s ambitions to thrive and develop as a global city, Governor Chadchart Sittipunt said in a dynamic presentation to ULI Asia Pacific’s REImagine conference. The governor explained that livability was the Thai capital city’s target because it is key to attracting and keeping global talent.

Six developments from around the world have been selected as winners of the 2022 ULI Global Awards for Excellence. This year’s winners include two from North America, two from Europe, and two from the Asia Pacific region.

How transit-rich destinations create more choice, freedom, and convenience in the post-pandemic city.

Ten health care buildings draw on the healing powers of nature.

ULI members and community leaders are creating parks across North America that support health, social equity, climate resilience, and real estate success. Read profiles of selected ULI Americas Awards for Excellence winners and finalists.

A new ULI report explores the social, environmental, and economic benefits of creative placemaking, along with successful case studies in the United States.

As climate change worsens and the intensity of extreme weather–related events increases, meeting modern building codes may not be enough. Municipalities, nonprofit organizations, and industry groups are developing climate resilience design standards and tools, some of which are required or incentivized for publicly funded projects, and others of which may become expected or required for commercial real estate transactions.