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ULI Trustee Sujata Govada is pursuing a ULI Foundation-supported study of housing affordability in Hong Kong, among the least affordable cities in the world.

The 2015 ULI Rose Center Fellows all come from thriving cities that must balance competing demands and priorities.

In May, ULI Poland, a newly-formed national council, debuted its Competitive Cities Conference.

ULI members around the world contributed their expertise and insight on real estate development and investment trends to a new report on how cities should pursue densify to satisfy current and future demand.

An expanded speaker series, a social media photo competition, and the ULI Developer Showcase are just some of the new content and experiences members can expect at the 2015 ULI Fall Meeting in October at the Moscone Center in San Francisco.

ULI Germany held its annual Urban Leader Summit in July in Frankfurt. One of the main topics discussed was the strength of midsized cities like Wolsburg, Lyon, and Birmingham in terms of investment and development opportunities. These cities are among those praised for their good schools and high quality of life.

Robert E. Simon Jr., real estate icon and founding developer of the pioneering planned community of Reston, Virginia, passed away on September 21 at his home in Reston. He was 101.

ULI Toronto’s very first Technical Assistance Panel played a major role in crafting a new vision for Weston Village, a Toronto neighborhood that has been seeking greater private investment. A new Metrolinx station and expanded high-speed rail is just one factor that is turning Weston’s fortunes around for the better.

ULI’s annual Fall Meeting is an exciting opportunity to learn best practices and expand your professional network. For first-time attendees, it can also be a bit intimidating and overwhelming. Read advice on how to navigate ULI’s signature event of the year from longtime members.

UrbanPlan is set to launch in fifteen schools in major cities in the United Kingdom in November. ULI members in the U.K. are eager to introduce young people to careers in the property sector and engage in discussions about how cities are built.