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Extracting oil and natural gas from shale is just one driver of the state’s latest glory days.

I am very pleased to report that ULI’s recent Spring Meeting in Vancouver was an extraordinary success.

This Issue

For the most part, transit-oriented developments, or TODs, remain individualized projects, planned in isolation from their surrounding communities.

Once again, ULI will crowdsource a session for this year’s Fall Meeting in New York City. Using the ULI Meeting Idea Generator, participants can suggest topics and vote for their favorites. In 2013, a panel on the use of micro-units and the shared economy was named the winner.

With the vote on San Francisco’s waterfront height limit resolved last week, it’s time for residents to move on to more pressing waterfront issues: namely, rising sea levels.

San Franciscans assume that one day an earthquake will hit their city hard, thanks to the geologic fault line that runs below it. But one neighborhood leader has taken lessons from Hurricane Katrina, Los Angeles’ riots, and the Northridge earthquake to prepare.

With the launch of the ULI Access app, both members and nonmembers can subscribe to updates from a single source, including your local District Council or National Council.

No one wants an unsafe, uninviting street. So why has this been so difficult to change? And in places where people have successfully initiated change, what are they doing differently?

For those of you who have already downloaded the Urban Land app, the latest issue is now available for download.