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New research sponsored by UDR Inc. and published by ULI shows that 26 percent of gen Yers currently own homes and virtually all expect to own a home eventually.

Sponsored Post:Fairstead has launched Fairstead Ventures, a $100 million venture capital initiative, designed to invest in and deploy innovative startups focused on decarbonization, energy and water conservation, and sustainability.

For this year’s Fall Meeting, ULI is partnering with DoubleDutch, the category leader in mobile engagement applications for events, to deliver a strong social component with “gamification” and an interactive member wall to allow for a richer member experience.

The Washington, D.C., metro area has emerged from the country’s latest recession relatively unscathed. More important, it has established patterns of development that will help the region achieve further success in the next decade, providing a model for other growth areas around the country. Learn about the varied projects that can serve as models for success in other cities.

Reduced revenue from the recession aggravated budget woes. How does real estate figure into cities’ recoveries post-bankruptcy?

How public and private interests combined forces to overhaul the transit hub, now home to San Francisco’s tallest building, Salesforce Tower.

Given the distinctive character of individual communities, the special requirements of the populations, and the complexities of funding, developers of affordable housing regard every project as a unique opportunity that demands creativity, commitment, and patience. Read how Los Angeles–area private developers and their public partners are reshaping both the perception and reality of affordable housing.

According to one member of ULI Mexico’s executive council, there are currently more than 1,000 real estate projects active in Mexico City—a city that continues to be underserved in most categories.

Cities in southern and eastern Asia will likely bear the brunt of climate change, said Edward Mazria, founder and CEO of Architecture 2030, during a ULI Asia Pacific forum on environmental, social, and governance (ESG) in May. Mazria has been a leading advocate for the built environment to reduce its carbon emissions in combating global warming.

This brief tome, a revised edition of a book by the same title published in 2009, trumpets the cause of edible cities with new examples of the growing international movement bent on ensuring the basic human right to a healthy daily diet, while also returning to food sources that are both local and affordable.